HOLIDAY GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 62, 4 June 1927, Page 12

HOLIDAY GOLF

PERFECT CONDITIONS MANY GOOD SCORES MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB Ideal conditions reigned yesterday for the King’s Birthday golf fixtures. Maungakiekie Club played fixtures at One Tree Hill and Titirangi, the results at One Tree Hill being: Morning Bogey. —C. M. King (9), 3 up; J. W. Clarke (9), 1 up. Four- ball.—J. Methven (6) and J. W. Clarke (9), 5 up; R. Cleghorn (15) and F. Newell (15), 3 up. At Titirangi the results were: Bogey.—P. Harrison (15), 4 up; A. V. Pearce (8), 3 up; R. J. Torrens (7), 1 up; J. N. Hunter (5), 1 up. Four-ball. —A. J. Good (12) and J. N. Hunter (5) 10 up; E. G. Tallis (12) and H. Brinsden (8), 8 up; W. E. Holgate (8) and H. W. Vercoe (15), 4 up. AUCKLAND CLUB H. B. Lusk was in particularly good form at Middlemore, and his two cards for the day were 74 and 71. Competitions resulted: Bogey. —E. B. Brown (8), 4 up; H. B. Lusk (scr.), 3 up; H. W. Tidmarsh (5), 3 up; J. F. Brown (9), 3 up. Four-ball. —W. Brander and D. G. Poison, 9 up; H. W. Tidmarsh and C. Jacobsen, 7 up; H. B. Lusk and E. P. Worley, 6 up; J. A. Gow and L. B. Campbell, 6 up. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw tor .the first round of the eclectic match for Mrs. Ridings’s trophy, to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies’ Golf Club at One Tree Hill links on Tuesday:— Miss D. Horton v. Miss M. Goldwater, Miss Churton v. Miss M. Richardson, Miss G. Easton v. Miss A. Grove, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Cooke, Miss Haslett v. Airs. Richardson, Mrs. Horton v. Miss Stubbs, Mrs. Dignan v. Miss Preece, Mrs. Burton v. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Fraer v. Mrs. Stewart, Miss Grierson v. Miss McCabe, Mrs. Malcolm v. Miss J. Easton, Mrs. White v. Miss Harvey, Mrs. Carr v. Miss Johnston, Mrs. Schnauer v. Miss Lawrence, Mrs. Brown v. Miss Ponsford, Mrs. Sutcliffe v. Mrs. Grevatt, Mrs. Sawers v. Mrs. Robinson, Miss McGowan v. Mrs. Bourke, Mrs. Robb v. Miss Robson, Mrs. Lovatt v. Miss Evans, Miss U. Russell v. Miss Blackburn, Mrs. Swain v. Mrs. Towsey, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. Owen, Miss Yonge v. A. N. Other. OTAHUHU V. FRANKLIN A team from the Otahuhu Golf Club met one drawn from clubs in the Franklin district at Pukekohe yesterday, and won by a substantial margin. The following were the scores, the Otahuhu players being mentioned first in each instance: Foursomes. —Plumley and Menzies beat Colbeck and Blomfield, 3 and 2; Croxson and Levy, and Ohlson and Coyle, all square; W. B. Eustace and Moffitt, and Brosnahan and Lally, all square; A. P. Eustace and Simpson beat Johnson and McWhirter, 4 and 3; McPherson and Clark, and A. G. Smith and Dyke, all square; White and Montgomery beat Milne and Wardell, 1 up; Reader and Jones lost to Kirwin and Payne, 2 and 1; Rosewarne and L. Kay beat Johns and Short, 3 and 1; Gordon and McCrory beat Duncan and Maddison, 5 and 4. Four-ball. —Menzies beat Colbeck, 6 and 5; Plumley beat Blomfield, 5 and 3; Croxson boat Ohlson, 3 and 1; Levy beat Coyle, 8 and 7; W. B. Eustace lost to Brosnahan, 1 down; Simpson beat McWhirter, 6 and 4: Moffitt lost to Lally, 2 down; A. P. Eustace lost to Johnson, 2 down; McPherson beat Smith, 1 up; Clark beat Dyke, 3 and 2; Montgomery beat Wardell, 4 and 2; Rosewarne lost to Johns, 2 and 1; Reader beat Kirwin, 4 and 2; C. Jones lost to Payne, 1 down; L. Kay beat Short, 6 and 5; Gordon beat Duncan, 2 and 1; McCrory lost to Maddison, 1 down; K. R. Kay beat Anderson, 3 and 1. PUKEKOHE V. WAIUKU Following is the draw for a match to be played between teams from the Pukekohe and Waiuku clubs at Pukekohe today. Waiuku players being mentioned first in each instance:— Dr. Howden v. Dr. McWhirter, Colbeck v. Coyle, Blomfield v. Johnson, Forbes v. Schleapfer, Christianson v. Kirwin, Herrold v. Payne; Swapp v. Wily, Aldred v. Duncnn, Ward v. Anderson, Ducker v. Short, Hill v. Lawson, Robertson v. Maddison. EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the medal round to be played by members of the Everslie Ladies’ Golf Club to-day:— Miss Little v. Mrs. J. Richardson, Miss Walker v. Mrs. O’Connel, Mrs. Lever v. Mrs. Bilkey, Miss M. Smith v. Miss Cosgrove, Miss Slack v. Miss Clarke, Mrs. Wardell v. Miss Cleary, Mrs. A. G. Smith v. Mrs. Lacassie, Miss O. Neill v. Mrs. Foote, Miss J. Milne v. Miss B. Agnew Smith, Miss H. Clarke v. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Goddard v. Miss Wilkins, Mrs. P. J. Parker v. Miss J. Cosgrave, Mrs. R. Clarke v. Miss Murray, Miss Caps tick v. Miss Derbyshire. Mrs. J. Rhind v. Mrs. Farrant, Mrs. L. Parker v. Mrs. Mclntyre. HAMILTON TOURNAMENT The Hamilton Golf Club’s tournament over 36 holes at St. Andrew’s links for the Winter Show Challenge Cup was played yesterday. The medal handicap, played in conjunction with the first round of the cup, resulted in a tie between C. Rees and M. H. Horton, and was decided upon the afternoon medal score of those players. Rees returned the better card and annexed the trophy. The same player tied with G. Gunn in the Winter Show Cup, each recording a net aggregate of 149. The event will be decided to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon, as well as the tie between H. T. Gillies and J. Horton for the bogey handicap, in which each finished three up on the colonel yesterday. Following are the best! aggregate scores:—W. Gunn, 73, 76; Rees, 70; 79; Gillies, 75, 75; M. Horton, 70, 80; Guy, 74, 76; Gerrard, 78, 76.