SATURDAY'S GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1005, 23 June 1930, Page 7

SATURDAY'S GOLF

AROUND THE LINKS OF AUCKLAND CLUBS CAPTAIN’S TOURNEY j The semi-finals of the Auckland Golf Club's captain's tourney were played at ! Middlemorv on Saturday. Following were the results:—W. IT. Abbott beat E. 1— Bartlett, 1 up; H. Fluml- y beat R. G. Rainger. 1 up. GLENDOWIE CLUB A four-ball bogey handicap was plaved by members of the- Glendowie Golf Club on .Saturday, there being a good entry. Following were the best cards returned: H. J. Richardson and A. <j. Horspool. 2 up; Dr. Horton and .J. It. Rendell, 2 up; .J. R- and IT. IT. Kissling. 1 up; R. Fdmonds and K. Hutchison, 1 up: C. Allcott and C. S. Woods. 1 up; D. .Morrison and T. Martin, all square: X. A. Ching and < v B. Thomas, l down; K. Brookfield and ]'• Howev Walker, 2 down: C. Hews on and A. (Johns, 2 down: V. IT. Johns and F. Combes, 2 down; T. Russell and F. Fa ram, 3 down: W. Laxon and J. Hull, 3 down MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB A medal handicap foursomes was piayed by members of the Maungakikie Golf Club on the Titirangi links on Saturday and resulted in a win for J. Gilmour and R. ,t~. Graham with a card of S 6. 13—73. Other good cards were:—R. U. Wilson and B \V. Beaumont, 91. 13 <6; H. W. Cooke and .J. H. Goyder, 90. 13—77: A. .1. Good and G. U. Tavlor, 9*7 5 3—1 9: C. H. Wyatt and W. R.'Vercoo, 93, 14—79; T. Goudiu and R. F. Ward! SO; T. E. Clarke and C. .1. MacCulloch, 95, .11—81. The fifth round for the Taylor bowl ''as also played on Saturday. Following were the results:—C. G. Fisher (10) beat K. Ah Baker (8), 2 and 1; 11. L. Robson ] us), beat W. West (15), 1 up; F. Price US), beat R. Mu-Crystal (7), l up; H. A. Broadbent (11), beat E. F. Burns (11), 1 i up. An inter-club match between the Man- ’ ngakiekie and Pupulce Golf Clubs will be I played next Saturday. The following players will represent Maungakiekie:— At ( Titirangi: R. McCrystal, A. J. Good. M Xel son, JT. AY. Cooke (captain), X. I-f. Hoc-kin, T. H. Clarke, A. V. Peace, T. Goudie, J. C. Wilson, G. M. White, .J. Gtlmour. R. F. Ward. At Pupuke: H. ‘7!- Roger son (captain). G. C. Jones. A. r . a U est, R. ,T. Graham, O. J. McCulloch, G. L. Taylor, X. McKean A. Re Sieur, J. TT. Francis. A Ceruttv i J- M. Somerville, \Y. R. Vercoo. * ‘ ( j MOUNT ALBERT CLUB \ ANNUAL MEETING HELD \

The annual meeting: of the Mount Albert Bowlins Club was held in the pavilion, Mr. .J. Thomas, presiding over a large and enthusiastic attendance. The annual report and balance sheet were read and adopted. The report showed that the season started with an increased membership over the previous year. Vicissitudes had been overcome, and the season throughout had been a successful one. Reference was made to the loss sustained by the death of three popular members, thte late Messrs. Dann, Grb; and Walters. Tt was with extreme regret that, owing to health reasons, Mr G. R. Stenson will retire from the secretaryship after four years’ service. Special mention was also made of the valuable work performed by Mr. de Castro, green superintendent, who is also relinquishing his position this year.

Competitions throughout the year resulted as follows: —11. Dawson, club champion; S. E. Williams, junior champion; handicap singles, It. Mercer; pairs, W. Thomas, J. Tomlinson: percentage fours, Messrs. Hall, de Castro, Stewart and Baildon. The president, Mr. .T. Thomas, presented the prizes, which were donated by S. Lonsdale, J. M. Caughey, G. A. Coles. J. Thomas, A. F. Bennett and Peter Floyd. In the pennant competition and in-ter-club matches a satisfactory standard was established.

The election of officers resulted as follows: —Patrons, Sir George FowlUs, Mr. .T. Marsden Caughey, Mr. L. Id. Rhodes. Mr. Cl. C. Munns. M.P.: president. Mr. R. J. Allely: vice-presidents, Mr. B. Harbutt, Mr. Cl. R. Stenson: secretary Mr. G. Boagey: treasurer. Mr. .J. P. Lane: reporter. Mr. E. H Whitmore: auditor, Mr. L. C. H. Dawson: committee. Messrs. A. F. Bennet:. L. Humphries and Len Townley; match committee. Messrs. R. Merc.cr and J. Muir: sole selector. Air. A. Jenkins: secretary to match committee. Mr. S. Dimmery; delegates to centre, the president, secretary and treasurer: first-year coaches, Messrs. Baildon and Td. Thomas: tournament organiser, Mr George Clark.

OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB A bogey match, played by the memj bers of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Clul ' on Saturday, for a trophy donated b> Miss Cutforth, was won by Mrs. Currie I all square. The next best cards handed m were:—Miss Sutherley. 1 down: Miss Wallace. 1 down: Miss M. Hill. 3 down: Miss Farton. 3 down; Miss Moffitt, i down. waiteMata club Jn the first round of the handicap tournament played by members of the Waitemata Golf Club, for the Harvev trophy. the results were as follow: Prime beat Uae, 3 and 1: Macindoe beat Muskett. 3 and 2: Hunter beat Robinson, l up: Jones beat Nathan. 1 up: Weir beat Bailey. 3 and 1: Rowan won from Hume by default. PAPAKURA V. OTAHUHL An inter-club match, played between the members of the Papakura and Otahuhu Ladies’ Golf Clubs, on the Otahuhu links, resulted in a win for Papakura bv fixe matches to four, one all square. Details are (Papakura names first): Mrs. Langford beat Miss M. Hill. 1 up; Miss Urquhart lost to Miss Boyce. 4 and 2: Miss Andre beat Miss B. Wyllie. 5 ■ :nd 4; Mrs. Knight lost to Miss A. Whyte, f and 2: Mrs. Bradstreet lost to Miss K. Hill. 3 and 2; Mrs. Connell beat Miss B ;. Tims * 2 up: Mrs. Watts and Miss \Vills, all square: Mrs. Pegler beat Mrs. Massey. 2 and 1; Miss Finlayson beat Mrs. Richards, 4 and 2: Miss Coxhead lost to Mrs. Connell. 2 down. PUPUKE LADIES’ CLUB Following- is the draw for the qualifymg round for the junior championship to be played by members of the PupuktRadies Golf Club on Wednesday:—Miss L. Lorie v. Mrs. Deighton, Mrs. R. Chisholm v. Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Foote v. Mrs. Littlejohn, Mrs. Mills v. Mrs. E. L. Goldwater, Mrs. Weller v. Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Kensington v. Mrs. Quick. .Mrs. Howe v. Mrs. Gillies. Miss J. Parker v. Mrs. Curtis, Miss I. Wight v. Mrs. Dai - low. Mrs. Scurr v. Mrs. Anderson. The play-off between Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Allen. who tied for the medal round, was won by the former. The senior putting competition was won by Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Quick won the junior competition. Mrs. Thompson was the winner of the flag match for Mrs. Chamber's trophy. j GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the bogev match to be played by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club on Thursday for Miss R. Wilson's prize:—Mrs. Browne v. Miss Maden, Miss Brookfield v. Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Rennie v. Mrs. Kays, Mrs. Howey Walker v. Mrs. Hutchison. Mrs. Butler v. Mrs. Warren. Mrs. -McMillan v. Miss Lundon, Mrs. D'Autlireau v. Miss R. O. Wilson, Miss B. Hill \*. Miss Meadows, Mrs. Hill a*. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Mathieson v. Mrs. Hintz, Miss W. Ilintz v. Miss Johnson. Mrs. Mark wick v. Miss Prosser. Miss Appleyard v. Miss M. English. Miss Scott v. Miss Colebrook. Miss M. Hill a*. Miss E. Hintz, Miss Lawrence v. Miss O. English, Miss Sharland v. Miss Sutton. In the third round of the C grade match the results were as follow: —Mrs. Lintott beat Mrs. Cahill, 3 and 1: Mrs. Macartney beat Miss Eady. 7 and 5: airs. Kissling beat airs. Levien, 6 and 5.

In the third round of the match play for airs. Cahill’s prize, the results were:— airs. Howey Walker beat airs. Hill, 1 up at the 20th; Miss Johnson beat Mrs. D'Authreau. 1 up at the 20th: aiiss Brookfield beat aiiss R. Wilson, 3 and 1; Mrs. Browne beat airs. Butler, n and ?• airs. Hintz beat aiiss W. Hintz, 3 and 2; airs, Mathieson beat Miss Meadows, G and 3: airs. Hutchinson beat airs. Rennie, 2 up. PLAY AT ONE TREE HILL An inter-club match was played between the senior members of the Maungakiekie and Akarana Clubs at One Tree Hill on Saturday, the former winning six games and the latter three, three being all square. Following are the results, Akarana names being mentioned first in each case: B. J. Smith beat J. ai. Hockin. 3 and 2: G. M. Brown lost to J. Methven. 4 and 2: F. Hazelden beat J. Murray, 4 and 3: J. Ooltman lost to J. S. Rankin, 7 and 5; J. Henderson beat S. Hunter, 3 and 2: J. M. McKenzie and R. J. Hamilton. all square; R. H. Potter lost to J. W. Clarke, 5 and 4; G. L. Wynyard and W. Calderwood, all square; G. Coltman and A. Tv. Hawley, all square; V. L Baker lost to F. Wiseman, 2 down; G. Ferguson lost to D. K. Russell, 7 and 5: W. R. Swanson lost to C. R. Jones, * and 2.

The junior members of the Maungakiekie and Akarana Clubs played at Ak.• • rana, the latter winning eight matches and losing three, one being all square. Following are the results. Akarana names being given first: E. R. Bayley

beat W. ID. La Roche, 3 and 2; J. Budg*' beat F. Wilson, 7 and 6; A. W. Wyness beat F. J. Newell, 1 up; C. Holloway beat ■McLean, 5 and 3: L. Rowntree beat D. P. Holland. J> and 4; A. .Sinclair beat Tulie, 1 up: Mcßobie beat Cleghorn, 3 and 2: Turbott beat Coleman. 1 up; Miller lost to Shanley, 2 and 1: Halford lost to P’Audney. 2 and 1; Berndtsson lost to Reidy, 1 down: Syme and Ellis, all square

A bogey handicap was played for those members not engaged in the inter-club match and resulted in a win for D. R Garrard (12) with a card of 1 down.

' MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' Following is the draw for the L.G.F. handicap match to bo played bv memI bers of l Club at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing; at 10.45 a.m. in the order of the draw: Airs. Banister v. Aiiss G. Easton. Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Swain. Miss A Grove v. Mrs. 11. Johnston. Mrs. O Leary v. Mrs. McMillan. Mrs. Paterson v Mrs Russell. Mrs. Reid v. Mrs. HipklnS.' Mrs. Grevait v Mrs. Taylor. Miss Ai. Miller v. Aiiss Ai. Cooke. Aiiss AI. Haslet t v ! Aiiss G. Parr. Miss K. Churton v. Airs. | Ferguson. Mrs. G. White v. Aiiss P Lawi fence. Miss Airs. Burton v. Mrs. Alalcolm. Airs. AlcI! : rail!) v. Airs. > - | Horton. Mrs Roberts v. Mrs. .Miller. Miss ; Car murium v. Airs. Lovett. Airs. Mueller i v. Mrs. E. Brown. Miss IVeeee v. Miss Harvey. Mi.-.- MeC,.«wan v. M iss p. Mo.-.A ; Aiiss AI. Bailey v. Mrs. Stewart. Air J Henderson v. Mrs. Henrvs, Miss E Schnauor v. Mrs. Wellsted. Miss I*. L:i* j> v. Miss X. Clark, Blackburn. Mrs. Henrv v. Airs. Baird Aiiss I Walker v. Airs. Ward. Aiiss Pon.ford v. Mrs. Broughton. Aiiss Millington v. Mrs. Ran.say. Mrs. J. C. Hardlev *• -Mrs. Jeirat. Airs. Grant v. Miss H. Hardley. Mrs. H. Walker v. Airs. Duncan. Airs Verry v. Aiiss Williams Aiiss Webster v. Aiiss Evans Ninth Tee.—Mrs. Robinson v. Gyllies Mrs. Oxley v. Miss A. Hall. Mrs. Rudgv ! v. Airs. Choyue. Airs. Lloyd v. Airs. Jop ! I in. Miss Tiarks v. Mrs. Alison. Airs. Bal I garnie v. Mrs. Restall. Mrs. Dawson * Mrs. S. Reid. Mrs. Grierson v. Air* ! Wiles. Mrs. Gold water v. Mrs. G. A Hardlev. Following is the result of the C grad* match: Airs. Sawers, Aiiss a. Palmer 111: Mrs. F. Alp*, 114; Airs. Abbott. Miss McCormick. 115. A tie which resulted in a previous match was played off between Aiiss A Palmer and Mrs. AlcKinnen and resulted in a win for the former. A foursomes match for O grade and handicap players will be held on Frida*, commencing at 10 o'clock.