GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22221, 23 September 1935, Page 15

GOLF CONTESTS

'AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS CHAMPIONSHIPS continued matches at middlemore Several Rolf clubs in Auckland continued their championship competitions on Saturday, the course and weather conditions hems ideal. The second round of tho Auckland Golf Club's senior and intermediate championships and the genii-finals of the junior competition w to decided at Middlemore. In tho senior event, E. r<. IJartleet bent 1' C. Savage bv 2 and 1 after a rlosely-con tested match, both players producing lirst-class golf, Miu-tleet was round in 73 to Sa ya*. s /•». 11. J' uin](,v boat I. Macl'.wan, 1 up. both nl'ivers taking 7s lor the round. They Ivere all square on the ISt.li tee, Plumlev finding the green with a well-played second, while MacEwan's found the bunker at the side of the green. Tho jatter wa.s unable to secure a four for a half. Following were the results: CLI'H CHAMPIONSHIP V L Bnrtleet. bout P. C. Suvnge, 2 and , rr 'rlumlcv bent I. Mnc-Kwan. 1 up; S S 'Wilson l.eat A. L. McLf.ua, 2 nnd 1: K. D. Wright bent V. E. J. Wells, 2 and 1. INTERM 1:11)[ATE CHAMPIONSHIP rj g Vi'son bent X. IT. Abel. 3 ntvd 2: r C Hcud' r?ou bent C. H. Knight, at the 20th- N Louisa iii beat T. W. J. John- ' 7 t; Tho renminbis second round Xtch between K. G. Kaiijser and T. K. Brett hns not yet beer, played. * JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Tn the junior chnmpionship, S. G. McCoy mid B. C. Jacobs reached the final. beat J. R- Cropper, t nnd 2; and B. C. Jacobs beat P. 1- Horrocks. 2 up. lhe final will be played next Saturday over 3b holes. a bo' T ey competition in two grades was also played on Saturday. N. Louisson won the A crude match with a score of all square S 8 Wil&on nnd E. B. Bicwu being next with 1 down. M. Benjamin won the B grade •event with the fine score of 3 up.

PLAY AT TITIRANGI

r CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES

Matches in the champion ships of the Titiri'nci Golf Club wero continued on Saturday ■n.'it u tho following results:— Seniors.—K. R- McCrystal beat A. Harvie. 4 and 3; I. MacEwan beat L. J. Clillord, Juniors. —Serui-finah A. K. Jackson beat A Matchcs S °in the"first 'round of the veterans' tournament resulted as follows.—h. H. Rogers beat' A. E. Whitten. 3 and 1;; J. Took beat R. -T. Hamilton, 6 and 5; F. S. Bat.in beat J. F: Hollinrake, 2 and 1; A. W. Short beat A. B. Chappell, 3 and 1. •\ Stableford bogey match resulted in a tie between C. G Fisher, with a score of o 9 7 —30, and H. L. Robson. 30. t>—36. the next best scores returned were as follows: F G. Alpe, 24, 11—35; C. L. Hewson. 21, V) 35; A. H. O'Leary. 25, 9 —34; H. J. Wright, IS, 16—31.

AKARANA CHAMPIONSHIPS

QUALIFYING ROUND RESULTS

The second qualifying round of the championships was played by members of the Akarana Golf Club on Saturday. The best scores were returned by 11. Brown and G. Bis 3 with 77. The following qualified in the senior championship:—A. Wyness. 78, 80—157; F. Hazelden. 79. T'3—ls3; H.Brown. S3 77—160; L. Bryant, SO, 80—1G0: G. Biss, £l, 77—161; P. Smith, 77, 84—161; C. Livingstone, 82 . 80—162; V. Salek, 80. 83—163; E. Cashmore. 83, 81—164; J. Swanson. 78, 66—164; H. Cullen, 80, 85—165; A. Finn, 85, 85—170; H. Hay, 83, 88—171; C. Jacobaen, 87, 85—172; A. Irving, 52, 90—172; S. Booth. St. 89—173. Following were the successful players in the intermediate event: —P. firiffiths, 170; R. Penman, 171; T. Miller, 172; H. Ward, 173; A. Shorter, 175; C. Taylor, 176: H. Tyler, J. Biss, 177; C. Canimick, C. Shenkin, 179: A. Brown, W. Malone. ISO: S. Preston, C. Allpress, 181; V. Smith, 182; a.JFuckor. li>J. TW following qualified for the junior championship:—A. Garry. 177; W. Butler. 180; E. Snoll, 183; J. Shalfoon, 188; S. Harrison, J. Budge, F. Ansell, Kll; A. Howey Walker, 193; O. Jones, G. Bayley. J. Osborne, 191; J. Campbell, J. Mitchell, 3.96; V. Sanders, T. Galloway, J. McKniveii, 198. Following is the draw for tho first round pi the championship:— Senior.—A. Wyness v. S. Booth, V. Salek v. E. Cashmore, L. Bryant v. H. Hay, G. Biss v, A. Finn, P. Smith v. H. Cullen, H. Brown v. C. Jacobsen, C. Livingstone v. J. Swanson, F. Hazelden v. A. Irving. Intermediate.—P. Griffiths v. S. Tucker, H. Tyler v. O. Cammick, H. Ward v. F. Preston, A. Shorter v. W. Malone, C. Taylor v. A. J. S. Brown, T. Miller v. C. Allpress, J. Biss v. C. Shenkin, R. Penman v. V. Smith.

Junior.—A.. Garry v. J. McKniven, A. Howey Walker v. O. Jones, J. Shalfoon v. J. Mitchell. S. Harrison v. J Campbell, J. Budge v. J. Osborne, E. Snell v. V. Sanderß, F. Ansell v. G. Bayley, W. Butler v. I. Galloway.

north shore; club Tho first round of the championship of the North Shore Golf Club was played on Saturday. Results are as follows: Senior.—ll. C. Stevens beat. R. Sirallfield, 5 and 4: B. Macindoe beat W. Mae indoe, 1 up; L. Harrison beat TV'. Roberts, 3 and 2; A. J. Spraggon beat 13. E. Goldwater, 9 and 8; J. W. Morrison oeat L. J. Minogue, 1 up; A. E Browne beat W. Oliver. 5 and 3; M. H. Bush beat F. J. Layzell, 3 and S. Intermediate.—S. W. H. Chambers beat 'A. Whyte, 7 and 5: R. E. Ash won from J. Weir by default; L. Cashmore beat C. C. Robinson at the 20th; H. M. Preston beat A. T. Buxton, 2 up; S. E. Foot beat C. M. Black. 3 and 1: It. White beat H. J. E. Preston, 4 and 2; H. Bartlett beat G. T. Maingfty, 1 up; A. F. ifalvey beat N. S. Chalmers, 5 and 4. _, ~ , Junior.—M. D Ash beat C. H. Coldicutt, 1 tip; W. Rees-Georsre beat A. R. Myerft. 3 and 2; A. R. Morley beat R. G. Dudding, 5 and 4; W. Badley beat E. Atwood, 3 and 2: D. B. Ilo'rno beat J. W. Morris, 2 and I: D. W. Mason beat A. S. Cadnees, 3 and '2; S. R. Dickey beat A. J. Ross. 8 and 6. In the final of the Jubilee Cap A. T. Buxton beat B Mtcindoe 3 and 2.

NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the qualifying rounds of the championship of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club, to be played on Wednesday, "darting at 10 o'cjock:—Miss O. Stevens v. Mrs. Houghton, Miss M. Btevens v. Mrs Flemincr. Miss A. O'Neill v. Mrs. McCorkindnle. Miss Leggoe v. Mrs. P'« e > Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Clotiston v. Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Swanston v. Miss Wight, Mrs. Weir v. Mrs. Cadness, Mrs. Randall v. Mrs. Tlogan, Miss Dnder v. Miss Gillett. Mrs. Badley v. Miss Charman, Miss Charman v. Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. Hobbs v. Miss G, McDonald. Miss McFetndce v. ifrs. Mills. Mrs. Ibbertson v. Mrs Allen. Mrs. Chambers v. Mrs. Home. Miss M. Mnwon v. Miss Noake, Mrs. Nevill v. RTrs. Wilson, Mrs. Senear v. Mrs. Melville. Mrs. Tanner v. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Earle v. Mrs. Taylor, Miss K. Mason v. Mrs. Ilalvey. Mrs. Cox v, Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Preston v Mrs Bow. Mrs. Anderson v Mrs. Grant, Mrs. I. Taylor v. Mrs. Lewin. . Elev"nth Tee.—Mrs. Duder v. Mrs. *illett, Mrs. Armitntre v. Miss Bartlett. Mrs. Hickev v- Mrs. Hutchison. Mrs. Gi.lies v. Mrs. Freakes, Mrs. v. Mrs. Parkinson Mrs. 11. Mason v. Mrs. Rollo. Miss Stewart v. Miss McDonnell. Mrs. Black v. Mra. ®h or t. . , Mrs. Smallfield was the winner of trophy and Mrs. Anderson won the ciub'3 trophy.

WAIUKU CLUB [from orn own correspondent] WAIUKU. Saturday The Waiuku Golf Club's championship matches were advanced a further stage today. Id t'ne seniors, C. 13. Howden beat w 8. Colbeck, 1 up. and will now meet the winner between J. Forbes and T ; R. Bloomfield in the final. In the juniors Hughes bent Whyte, 4 . and 2. and Hamilbeat Parkinson. 2 and 1. The final of {he intermediate grad'H, played over 86 Jjoles, was won by J. Heii;o, who defeated J Arkle, 4 and 3 , , Other members played a bogey match, which was won by J. Arklo. with a score of 1 up. The next best cards were as folJows:—Howdon, Jerrara, 1 down; Armitago, 2 down. mokorua championships [from our own correspondent] WHAKATANE. Sunday . Following are the results of matches played jn the championships c»f the Mokorua Golf Club:— S® n ior.—H. Stewart l>eat Brebner at the 2uth; Darvill bent Wnugli, 5 and 3. Intermediate.—Newman beat Pogerty, 3 2; W Clark beat Hanfiill, 2 and 1. Junior.—Semi-final: Mulliolland beat .Brown, 8 and 2.