GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 47, 18 May 1927, Page 4

GOLF

AUCKLAND LADIES Following are the results of the match play foursomes for the captain’s prize, played by the members of the Auckland Ladies’ Golf Club at Middlemore yesterday:— First Round.—Mrs. Henry and Miss Gill defeated Mrs. Martin and Miss Cameron, 6 and 4; Mrs. Robertson and Miss Hamlin defeated Mrs. Boddington and Miss Kent, 4 and 3; Mrs. Morris and Miss Cout-ts defeated Miss Knight and Miss Ferguson,’ 7 and 5. Second Round. —Miss Orr and Miss Rainger defeated Misses V. and K. Souter, 6 and 4; Mrs. Foster and Miss T. Bayly defeated Mesdames A. and E. Friedlander, 3 and 1; Mrs. Ferguson and Miss McGovern defeated Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Nevill, 5 and 4; Mrs. Abbott and Miss Upton defeated Mrs. Hodge and Mrs. Richmond, 4 and 2; Miss Cooper and Miss Culling defeated Mrs. Reed and Miss Graham, 4 and 3; Misses H. and L. Cutfield defeated Miss Ballantyne and Miss Walkley, 3 and 1; Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Endean defeated Mrs. Dufaur and Miss Ruddock, 1 up at the nineteenth; Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Pugh defeated Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Hellaby, 1 up at the nineteenth; Mrs. Jefferson and Miss White defeated Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Finn, 1 up; Mrs. Trice and Miss "Wilson defeated Miss Frater and Miss Clark, 2 and 1. The remaining matches in this round must be played before May 31.

The Coronation Medal competition, for seniors only, will be played next Tuesday, entries closing on Friday.

TITIRANGI LADIES Following is the draw for the flag match to be played to-morrow by members of the Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Club, on the Titirangi links, commencing at 11 o’clock: Mrs. Dufaur v. Miss M. Goldwater; Mrs. Deighton v. Mrs. Dignan; Miss D. Horton v. Miss G. Cooke; Mrs. Alison v. Mrs. J. H. Stewart; Miss Colebrook v. Miss C. Bray; Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Rutherford; Mrs. Finlay v. Miss M. Richardson; Miss G. Easton v. Miss Seay; Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Endean; Miss A. Hill v. Miss Grierson; Miss Napier v. Miss D. Stewart; Miss Haslett v. Miss S. Johnston'; Mrs. Reid v. Miss J. Easton; Miss Duder v. Miss McCabe; Miss Daines v. Miss M. Fouhy; Miss K. Fouhy v. Miss R. Cornaga; Miss F. E. Hall v. Mrs. Petre; Mrs. Fraer v. Miss Lawrence; Miss A. Fouhy v. Mrs. Anderson; Mrs. Robinson v. Miss Hacket: Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Ferguson; Mrs. Cooke v. Miss Worrall; Mrs. Richardson v. Miss Carnahan; Mrs. O’Leary v. Miss M. Robson; Miss Ponsford v. Mrs. Sawers; Mrs. Cain v. Miss Millington; Mrs. Gardner v. Miss F. Mahoney: Miss L. Hall v. Mrs. Goldwater: Miss J. Burt v. Miss G. McGlashan; Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Chappell; Mrs. Lloyd v. Mrs. Grevatt; Mrs. Bourke v. Miss E. Wright. A C grade match played yesterday was won by Miss Bailey. MAUNGAKI EKI E V. AUCKLAND The team to represent the Maungakiekie Golf Club in the match against the Auckland Club on Saturday has been changed, owing to several players not being available. The following players will now represent the Maungakiekie Club: R. M. George, T. A. Goulding, W. L. Robinson, A. E. Robinson, J. M. Hockm, J. N. Hunter, H. A. Randrup, F Trice, R. Fairburn, J. Methven. R. J. Hamilton, G. Fairburn, A. C. Anderson, R. MeCrystal. W. J. A. Thomson. H. L. Robson, R. J. Torrens, A. V. Peace. E M. Ohlson, A. H. Magson, E. G. Talliss, R. L. Wilson. ’H. Brinsden, C. M. King; emergency, H. W. Frost. The match will be played at the Middlemore links, and the privilege to use the Titirangi and Maungakiekie Dpksi s being extended to those members of the Auckland Club who are not taking part in the game. A four-ball bogey handicap, which will be open to the visitors, will be played at the Titirangi links. Post entries will be received.

Often a piece of loaf sugar soaked in vinegar will allay the most troublesome attack of hiccups.

Hops have great tonic qualities. To 1 pint of boiling water add loz. of hops and teaspoon of Epsom-salt. A wineglass of the liquor taken every morning will restore and maintain excellent health.

When washing voile, dissolve one teaspoon of gum arabic in a cup of boiling water, then add this to enough cold water to rinse the article in. This gives the desired stiffness, and the voile will not shrink.