GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 417, 27 July 1928, Page 11

GOLF

AUCKLAND BEATS HAMILTON

WOMEN’S MATCH The Auckland Ladies’ golf team at Hamilton yesterday won easily in an inter-club match. It won 5 to 2 in the singles, and 3* to a half in the foursomes. Details are as follow, the Auckland ladies’ names being mentioned first: Miss Culling beat Mrs. Mander, 1 up; Mrs. Hodges beat Mrs. R. Guy, 4 and 5; Mrs. J. Wilson lost to Miss Wilkinson, 6 and 5; Miss F. Rathbone beat Mrs. T. Milroy. 6 and 5; Miss N. Macfarlane beat Mrs. G. Gower, 4 and 3; Mrs. Abbott beat Mrs. L. Day, 4 and 3; Miss McGovern lost to Mrs. C. O. Bennett, 3 and 1. In the foursomes, Misses Culling and Rathbone beat Mrs. Mander and Mrs. Guv, 8 and 6; Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Wilkinson, 3 and 2; Mrs. Abbott and Miss Macfarlane beat Mrs. L. Day and Mrs. C. O. Bennett, 2 up; Miss McGov'i*n and Miss Reid and Mrs. Gower and Mrs. Joil, all square. OTHER MATCHES PLAYED Other matches played have included the following:— Titirangi Ladies.—-L.G.U. dedal yesterday:—Seniors: Mrs.* O'Leary, 89—18, jl; Miss A. Grove, 91—20, 71; Mrs. Dufaur. 78—5, 73; Miss Grierson, 89—16, 73. Juniors: Miss Moody, 105—34, 71; Mrs. Grevatt, 87—24, 73; Mrs. Gold water, 108—28. 75; Miss J. Fas ton, 103—27, 76; Mrs. H. Cooke, 106—30. 76. Rotorua.—The Rotorua ladies’ foursomes match resulted as follows: —Misses Moore and Anderson. 103—25, 78; Misses Manson and Campbell, 111—31, 80; Mrs. Tallis and Mrs. Smith, 109—26, 83; Mrs. Manson and Mrs. Hay, 109—26, 83. In the play-off of the tie for the last oogey match, Mrs. Robinson beat Mrs. Murray. in the fourth round of the C^ n * or Australian Visitors’ troPny, Mrs. Wallis beat Mrs. Bunyard, Mrs. jnerriff beat Mrs. C. Griffiths, Miss Lewis Miss Corlett, Miss McHardie beat Mrs. Mellsop. __ Ia^ ran 9 a -—The eclectic competition for jnembers of the Tauranga Ladies’ Golf ' uo was won by Mrs. Maltby, 90—21, ,„ other cards were: Mrs. Hanna, \nT 18 ’rr 71: Miss E. Goodyear, 99—27, 72; .vnss Humphreys, 94—20, 74. *“? July A and B grade medal com--104-_°o n st aS W ° n by Miss HumphrieSl MATCHES ARRANGED

V ana * —medal competition will be Z ,d . Jt Akarana on Saturday, en--15. |! ne received the club-house. Ladies.—Captain's trophy, to\n,«°U Draw: Mrs. Agmen Smith v. Mtr""? s '' - Mrs ' F'.ote v. Airs. WarSSL"™ w ilkins v. Mrs. J. Rhind, Mrs. v L ? I nnell v. Miss F. Parker, Mrs. Payne Xlr. '?? M McLennan, Miss Ralph v. P- Parker, Mrs. Parrant v. Mrs. '•amberlarn. Mrs. Goddard v. Mrs. Bethl‘ev.. MrS ' Boles V. Mrs. Finlay. Mrs. v vii,' -Miss ,r. Cosgrave, Mrs. Grant AH.., M ' O'Neill, Mrs. F. Lacassie v. Vi “ A- Derbyshire, Mrs. Richardson v. V L B ' ? m ‘th. Miss M. Smith v. Miss bn ( .i-e an si!"A Miss Wright v. Miss B. ArMlss J- Wilson v. Mrs. Bilkey, v - Miss J Little, Miss Slack r Cosgrave, Miss I. Turner v. anoth e J ‘ Derbyshire ’ Mrs. McEntee v.

— riie foll °wing is the oraw conmo«*- rst round of the Parker trophy ompetumn. to be played by members of Mirh Papakura Golf Club to-morrow: V * L * s Pencer, J. Elliott v. v. & Beams v * McLennan, H. Spencer ford v Spencer v. Dr. Page, Langv. Robbins OICS ’ aylor v * Busing, Gilmore

the°nT ) onfu7~ The follow ing IS tlie draw for Ba»m-A-, nin , and spoon match on Mist, T? y: Mrs * Banks v. Miss McHardie. vW“ v - Miss Allen. Miss Giesen Mans?; Miss Moore v. Miss C .ff?; -Me Isaacs v. Miss Anderson. Mi?s Rh' Young v. Miss Stanton, x" v ' Another. The men's comthe ... j the President’s trophy and V!ay ed . v. cham pio n s hip r o un d will be day. ° n " le same draw as last Satur-

thI h mTd*;~l The . to ’'°wing is the diaw for *io]f handicap to be played by the armed k on Saturday, for a trophy preGmy A b -V he club; F. J. Clendon v A. Shiw J ' lj - Dodd v. H. Pursell, G. L. 'taw n"r H ' Bakl 'i', »■ Boles v. F. S. Moult Bod d v. K. B. Clendon, W. H. p ~* Masefield. Jorgensen v. Olsen, erin?; rt T Casdale v - r A. Berry, K. Hethkin*? r Harden » L. Gliffip v. Wat’R. Mellsop v. j. p. Liggins, R. Kirk Wisher. * nce » w - Scrimgeour v. A. G.