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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 65, 8 June 1927, Page 7

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COMING FIXTURES MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES Following is the draw for the first round of the handicap match play tournament to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Club tomorrow, commencing at 11 o’clock: Mrs. Taylor v. Miss Richardson, Miss D. Horton v. Mrs. Dignan, Miss M. Fouhy v. Miss R. Cornaga, Mrs. E. Dufaur v. Miss D. Stewart, Mrs. Deighton v. Miss McCabe, Mrs. Endean v. Mrs. R. M. Roberts, Miss A. Fouhy v. Mrs. Sawers, Mrs. Alison v. Mrs. J. H. Stewart, Mrs. Gardner v. Miss L. Hall, Mrs. Rutherford v. Miss K. Manning, Miss J. Burt v. Miss M. Robson, Miss Colebrook v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. Darrow, Miss Duder v. Mrs. Cain, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Fraer, Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Finlay, Miss E. Mahoney v. Miss A. Hackett, Miss M. Goldwater v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss Evans v. Miss Millington, Miss A. Hill v. Mrs. Richardson, Miss G. McGlashen v. Mrs. Grevatt, Miss K. Fouhy v. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. H. Finlay v. Mrs. Horton, Mrs. O’Leary v. Mrs. Goldwater, Miss M. Napier v. Miss Grierson, Mrs. Lloyd v. Mrs. Bourke. The four-ball best-ball handicap will not be played next week and the C grade match has also been postponed. Instead of the four-ball best-ball handicap a medal handicap will be played. Post entries will be received, players to choose partners. The first round of the eclectic match to have been played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies’ Golf Club yesterday was postponed until June 21 and the second round has been set down for June 24. The bogey match arranged for June 14 will be postponed on account of the Auckland provincial tournament and a niatch, players to choose partners, will be held in its place. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB The following team will represent the Papakura Ladies’ Club against Waiuku at Papakura on Saturday:—Miss McLennan, Mrs. Elliott, Miss M. Walters, Miss Rhind, Mrs. Wood, Miss White, Mrs. Goddard, Miss Wilkins, Mrs. Busing, Mrs. Pavitt, Mrs. Foote, Miss O’Callaghan. A flag match will also be played at Papakura over 12 holes. Following is the draw: Mrs. Mullins v. Miss J. Walters, Mrs. Urquhart v. Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Gilmore v. Miss’ Noble, Miss Davies v. Mrs. Mcßae, Mrs. Elliott v. Mrs. Connell, Mrs. Earl v. Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Johnstone v. Miss Hobbs, Mrs. Williamson v. -Mrs. Naylor, Miss Beams v. Mrs. Walters, Miss Harris v. Miss Campbell; Mrs. Tilston v. A. N. Other. The medal round played last Saturday was won by Mrs. Goddard with a net score of 92. OTAHUHU CLUB A bogey match will be played by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club on Saturday. Following is the draw: J. McPherson v. J. S. Whyte, J. Simpson v. H. Levy, A. P. Eustace v. B. H. Menzies, W. B. Eustace v. C. R. Reader, C. F. Jones v. K. R. Kay, E. Gordon v. J. J. Valentine, C. P. Downey v. W. E. Harvie, R. Gordon v. C. Rosewarne, E. W. Stephenson v. A. N. Other. OTAHUHU LADIES’ CLUB The L.G.U. match played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies’ Golf Club last Saturday resulted in a win for Miss M. Cutforth, with a card of 105, 25—SO. , Mrs. B. Menzies won the C grade match with a score of 7S, 24—54. A medal match of 12 holes played on June 2 resulted in a win for Mrs. R. George with a card of 75, 23—52. AUCKLAND LADIES’ CLUB The monthly medal competition to have been played by members of the Auckland Ladies’ Golf Club yesterday was postponed on account of wet weather and will be played on Friday. The match for C grade players will be postponed until after the open championship meeting next week. EVERSLIE LADIES’ CLUB A medal round played by members of the Everslie Ladies’ Golf Club last Saturday resulted in a win for Mrs. Lever, Miss J. Little being second. The final round for Mr. Girling’s trophy was won by Mrs. R. Lever. Following is the draw for a stroke competition to be played next Saturday: Mrs. Richardson v. Miss Slack, Mrs. P. J. Parker v. Miss H. Clarke, Mrs. O’Connell "V. Mrs. Lacassie, Mrs. Farrant v. Miss J. Milne, Miss Wilkins v. Airs. Foote, Mrs. Chamberlain v. Mrs. McEntee, Mrs. F. Parker v. Mrs. Payne, Miss Derbyshire v. Miss B. Agmen Smith, Miss J. Cosgrave v. Miss Capstick, Miss M. Clarke v. Mrs*. Goddard, Miss Cleary v. Miss Murray, Mrs. J. Rhind v. A. N. Other, Mrs. Agmen Smith v. Mrs. W. Clarke. The following team will represent Everslie against Akarana, at the Akarana links on Saturday:—Miss J. Walker, Miss J. Little, Airs. R. Lever, Aliss B. Cosgrave, Airs. Bilkey, Miss AI. Smith, Airs. Wardell, Aliss O’Neill. AKARANA LADIES’ CLUB Following is the draw for a medal round to be played by members of the Akarana Ladies’ Golf Club to-day: Airs. Alueller v. Aliss K. Joughin, Airs. Cox v. Aliss I. Alumford, Airs. Burnett v. Airs. Austin, Airs. Darrach v. Airs. Blakey, Aliss F. Ballantyne v. Aliss J. Hall. Airs. Gilmore v. Airs. Ellis, Airs. Beattie v. Aliss J. Dodds, Aliss O. Darrach v. Aliss C. H. Coffard, Aliss Bainbridge v. A. N. Other. PUPUKE CLUB Result of medal round played on June 3. Alorning, the best cards returned were as follows: G. O. Stephenson, 85—15, 70; A. F. Burnett, 87—16, 71; A. AI. Howden. 81—6, 75; AI. E. Thompson, 91 —15, 76; F. H. AI ingay. 87—10, 77; H. T. Gould. 93 —16, 77. Afternoon: The four-ball bogey resulted in a tie between W. Oliver and B. Goldwater, and F. H. Alingay and 11. T. Gould, who returned cards of 4 down on bogey. On Saturday the second monthly medal round (bogey) resulted: A. W. Clark (14), 2 down; I. G. Alackenzie (6), 3 down; AI. E» Thompson (15), 4 down; F. H. Alingay (I*>), 4 down.

with the motor vehicles regulations. COUNTRY RUGBY THE WAIPU UNION (From Our Own Correspondent.') TE AWAMI'TU, Tuesday. At the ordinary meeting of the Management Committee of the Waipa Rugby Union on Monday evening the following were present: Messrs P. Quin (chairman), E. T. Crump, W. Whitton, R. Henderson, S. McNamara, W. Cavanagh, G. Reynolds, O. W. Maers, H. T. Haseklen, G. S. Clarke, W. McCarthy, W. M. Winter, and Rev. S. Burrow. Advice was received from the Morrinsville Union regretting that they were unable to meet Waipa on June 11 as suggested, and asking if a match could be arranged on Wednesday, June 15. Some discussion ensued for and against the match being played on Wednesday. On being put to a vote, it was decided to play the match on Wednesday, June 15. It was decided co write to the Waikato Union pointing out the inconsistency of the ruling allowing any union losing the Pin Jay Cup the right to issue a challenge during the same season. Reference was made regarding players betting on results of matches, and it Was decided to warn players that any cases reported to the union will be severely dealt with. NOT ACCEPTED In accordance with notice of motion to rescind the motion accepting a cup donated by Mr. I>abya, the mover said there was a good deal of feeling among th€' public and players in regard to accepting the trophy. He said -i- —!- *.* *'*

certain players had definitely stated that they would not compete for the trophy if it was put up lor competition, while others had stated that they would not accept it in the event of their team winning. It was decided to rescind the motion accepting the cup JUNIOR REP. MATCH The following will represent Waipa and Cambridge jn the junior representative match at Te Awamutu on Saturday: Waipa.—R. Jackson (Parawera), Kite (Ohaupo), G. Death (Ohaupo), B. Spiers (Rovers), A. Brill (Puahue), G. Baeme (United), R. Parish (Puahue), R. Crozier (Puahue), P. Grace (Pirong'a), G. | Long (Puahue), Ensor (Ohaupo), Turney (Ohaupo), Hagen (Korakonui), Cruickshank (Korakonui); emergencies, L. Spiers (Rovers), J. Martin (United), A. Spiers (Puahue), W. Pollard (Rovers). Cambridge.—H. Gray, P. Shaw, R. Hcllier, L. Petersen, C. Pope, J. Hare, Casey, J. Chubb, X. Morse, W. Harris, N. Thompson, O. Speake, C. Irvine. B. Mellow, F. Shaw; emergencies—backs, F. Foster and F. Morris, forwards—M. McLeish and D. Seaborne.