TITIRANGI LADIES

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 114, 4 August 1927, Page 9

TITIRANGI LADIES

CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS In the final of the Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Club championships to-day Mrs. Dufaur meets Miss D. Horton in the senior final, and Miss C. Bray and Miss Grierson fight out the junior final. In the semi-finals of the junior championship Miss Bray beat Mrs. Endean, 5 and 4, and Miss Grierson beat Miss Cornaga, 1 up. Miss Bray qualified with an excellent 98 in the event, and though Miss Grierson was well down the list, she lias so far proved a better match player than medal. The bogey handicap resulted:—Airs. Deighton, Miss Goldwater and Miss Napier, 1 down. Juniors: Miss E. Mahoney and Mrs. Bourke, 2 up; Miss Cornaga, 1 up. Maungakiekie Ladies The links at One Tree Hill will be closed on Saturday for ladies, until after 2 o’clock, on account of the men’s championships. Following is the draw for the C grade match to be played at One Tree Hill to-morrow: Miss I. Jones v. Mrs. Joplin, Mrs. Bright v. Miss Ansell Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Moore-Jones, Mrs Baird v. Miss Witherow, Mrs. Paterson v. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Gyllies v. Miss Rutherford, Mrs. Reid v. Miss Walker, Miss Reid v. Mrs. Blaikie, Miss Moody v. Miss Ewen, Mrs. Choyce v. Miss Gallagher, Miss Clarke v. Mrs. Rough. Mrs. Mason v. Mrs. Henry. Everslie Club A bogey match will be played by members of the Everslie Golf Club on Saturday. The draw is as follows: Agmen Smith v. J. O’Neill, H. A Smith v. Pemberton, Rhind v. C Milne, P. J. Parker v. Watson, Lever v. Rice, W. Milne v. J. Walker, Beechey v. Hobson, F. Parker v. Hogan, Platt v. M.O’Neill, Francis v. Jephson, Wardell v. Goddard, Dykes v. McDonald T. G. Smith v. Baden Johnson, Foote v. Downs, Dr. Page v. Sim, G. Page v. Schmitt, Roche v. McEntee, R. O’Neill v. Farrant, Fahey v. Slack, Ke.rr v. Lovegrove, Busing v. Johnstone, F. Walker v. Nayden, Richardson v. Egan, Dr. Mcßae v. Wilson, Widdowson v. T. Walker. Auckland Ladies Following are the results of the monthly medal competition played by members of the Auckland Ladies’ Golf Club on Tuesday:—Seniors: Miss C. Moginie, 90- —11, 79; Miss B. McGovern, 92 —12, 80; Miss L. Cutfield, 92 12, 80: Mrs. Macdonald, 100 —20, 80; Miss E. Wilson, 94—13, SI; Mrs. Hughes, 92—11, 81. Juniors: Miss M. Walkley, 116 —36, SO; Mrs. Watson. 120—36, 84. Following is the draw for the qualifying rounds of the club championships to be played to-morrow, commencing at 9.30, in the order of the draw: —Miss F. Rathbone v. Mrs. Dufaur, Mrs. Robertson v. Miss E. Culling, Miss F. Hamlin v. Miss E. M. Upton, Mrs. Marshall v. Miss M. Cooper, Miss T. Bayly v. Miss L. Cutfield, Mrs. J. Wilson v. Airs. Ferguson, Miss B. McGovern v. Miss E. Wilson, Miss P. Orr v. Miss M. Ridings, Mrs. Rutherford v. Mrs. Morris, Miss IT Cutfield v. Mrs. Wright, Miss I. D.

Lever v. Mrs. Trice, Miss N. Colbeck v. Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Foster v. Mrs. Pugh, Miss K. Clark v. Miss J. M. Reid, Mrs. Bradley v. Miss N. Noakes. Mrs. Rainger v. Mrs. Gorrie, Mrs. Revel 1 v. Miss C. Bayly. Mrs. Endean v. Mrs. Martin, Miss IX Rainger v. Mrs. Carter, Miss E. Mahoney v. Miss IT. Asser, Mrs. Cooke v. Mrs. Frater, Mrs. Boddington v. Mrs. Brown, Mrs Finn v. Miss C. Russell. Otahuhu Club The teams match between the Otahuhu and Pukekohe-Waiuku combined clubs, which was to have been played next week-end, has been postponed. A match between teams selected by the 'captain and secretary will be played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday. The draw is as follows: —Miss Cutforth v. Miss Darrach, Mrs. McNeely v. Mrs. Hipkins, Miss E. Whiteley v. Miss Percy, Mrs. Menzies v. Miss Mellsop, Mrs. George v. Miss Ellett, Miss O. Whiteley v. Miss E. Katz, Miss N Dreadon v. Miss B. Wyllie, Mrs. Chapman v. Miss 11. Wyllie, Miss A. Whyte v. Miss Ellison, Miss Sutherland v Miss Roberts, Miss Wallace v. Miss Muir, Miss N. Katz v. Miss Denize. Miss Wills v. Miss Tims, Miss McArthur v. Miss G. Whyte, Miss it O’Loughlen v. Mrs. Massey, Miss Smith v. Miss Simmonds, Miss Clarke v. Miss Richards, Miss N. Wyllie v Miss Speedy, Miss L. White v. Miss Lamb, Miss B. Wliye v. Miss E O’Loughlen. Glendowie Club In the captain’s prize competition Nicholls and Hockin have reached the semi-final stage. Further winners are to be found from the matches between R. Kissling and A. O. Horspool, and between C. W. Garrard and R. Garrard (father and son). C. W. Garrard is a much-improved player and the match is causing a lot of interest. In the junior championship Dr. Horton has entered the third round, having defeated J. R. Rendell after a very close game. An interesting match in the second round was between C. Biernacki and H. Wright. The former had a very easy win in the first round, but in the second Wright stuck to him, winning the last three holes and finishing all square. Their second round should prove interesting. IT. E. Goodwin is again in the limelight, winning easily in last Saturday’s bogey match. Pupuke Ladies In the L.G.U. medal round played on Wednesday by the members of the Pupuke Ladies’ Golf Club, the best cards returned were:—Miss B. M. McDonnell, 109-35, 74: Mrs. Craven, 110-30, SO; Mrs. Perman, 99-19, 80. The approaching and putting competition was won by Mrs. Rutherford with a score of 20. HOLING IN ONE The golfing feat known as “holing out in one” appears to be so difficult of accomplishment that it is surprising to find that it has been performed 779 times during the past twelve months in the British Isles alone. Early last summer, Messrs. John Walker and Sons, Ltd., the Scottish whisky distillers, offered a free gift of a bottle of “Johnnie Walker” to any golfer performing this "semi-miracle,” and since then 779 attested claims have been honoured.