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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 127, 19 August 1927, Page 11

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Auckland v Titirangi The draw in to-morrow’s inter-club j match, Auckland against Titirangi, has ! been amended, and the opponents will j now be:— | H. B. Lusk v. S. Morpeth, R. D. Wright v. T. A. Goulding, W. S. Ralph v. R. M. George, H. Plumley v. W. L. Robins, R. O. Gardner v. A. E. Robinson, H. W. Tidmarsh v. H. A. Randrup, W. L. Abbott v. J. M. Hunter, C. Bowen v. G- Fairburn. H. L. Rees v. J. M. Hockin, L. V . Delph v. F. Trice, E. L. Bartleet v. B. •»- Hamilton, D. McCormick v. R. McCryall, A. V. Boddington v. W. A. J. ThomP. son, B. C. Brown v. H. W. Brinsden. L. B. Campbell v. E. M. Olilson. L. Louisson v J. Torrens, W. B. Colbeck v. R. L Wilson, A. K. Rhind v. C. >l. King, G. H Abel v. C. G. Fisher, H. Tidmarsh v. \ H. 1,. Robinson, C. M. Gordon v. A. C. | Anderson, C. J. Westburn v. A. H. Magson, T. G. Kissling v. A. V. Peace, J. P. Aldred v. M. Nelson. Maungakiekie reserves: W. E. Hoidgate, E. G. Tallis. Glendowie Club Following is the draw for the sealed hole bogey handicap to be played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club tomorrow:—R. D. Garrard v. Dr. Horton; P. C. Niccolls v. R. R. Kissling; C. Biernacki v. J. Hall; F. Fa.ram v. C. V 7. Garrard; F. Bradley v. S. C. Woods; E. Hutchison v. E. Whitley; N. C. Snedden v. P. Gold water; G. Kissling v. L. Harrison; M. Miller v. A. Katterfeldt: L. H. Saunders v. T. Russell; G. Goodwin v. R. Ralfe: L. Goodwin v. R. Edmonds; H. Wright v. H. Gregory; J. D. Willis v. J. o Lilly; R. H. Pavitt v. A. Duthie; J. Jhchardson v. H. Macfarlane; O. Wolfgram v S. Hunter: W. Newsham v. A. O. Horspool; P. White v. E. Colebrook. Titirangi Ladies Following are the results of the bogey handicap played by members of the Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Club yesterday:— Seniors: Mrs. Dignan, 2 up; Miss Goldwater, 2 down. Juniors: Mrs. Endean, 2 up; Mrs. Sutcttffe, 1 up; Mrs. O’Leary, 2 down. The C grade match played on Tuesday was. won by Mrs. Patterson. Waitemata Ladies The L.G.U. monthly medal match played by members of the Waitemata Ladies’ Golf Club resulted:—Mrs. Cloustoi'L 95—26. 69: Mrs. Hay, 93—17, 76; Miss L Hall. 111—34, 77. The best net scores for the two rounds for the club trophy were:—Mrs. Hay, 72—76, 14S: Mrs. Hogan, 69—SO, 149: Mrs. Chapman, 79—75, 157. Tauranga Championships (From Our Own Correspondent.) TAURANGA, Thursday. The first round of the men’s golf championship resulted as follows:—Matheson defeated Goulding, Pott defeated Hetherington, Gibbs defeated Roche, Ralfe defeated Bryan. In the junior championship Snodgrass defeated Ibbetson. Guinness defeated Hanna, Ivory defeated Boyd. Tizard and Baker have still to play. Te Awamutu (From Our Own Correspondent.) TE AWAMUTU, Thursday. , In the semi-final match for the Archeen Cup, H. Holmes defeated M. Winter. 3 and 2. Holmes will now meet D. Williams in the final. The following will represent the Te Awamutu Golf Club in the inter-club contest at Otorohanga on Saturday:—Misses Focke, Quin, Wallace, Clifford, Monteifiore; Mesdames Whvte, Jones, Walker; Messrs. Blundell, Barnett, O’Sullivan, Preston, Wallace, McArthur, White and Fache. Hamilton Ladies (From Our Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON, Thursday. The second round of the Hamilton Ladies’ Senior Championship was played yesterday. Mrs. Mander defeated Miss D. Mackay, 1 up; Mrs. Coyne defeated Miss J. Masters, 3 and 2. In the second round of the Junior Championship, Mrs. A. J. Bond defeated Miss Allen, 6 and 5, and Miss Coventry defeated Mrs. Grut, 1 up at the 19th. The following scores were returned in the C grade medal round:—Miss Gruar, 117; Mrs. Ratcliff, 120: Mrs. Hazard, 121; Mrs. C. Matthe/ws. 121; Miss Hey wood, 122; Miss Norris, 122; Miss V. Gann. 124; Miss M. Johnson, 124: Mrs. Jacobsen, 132; Miss Earle, 139. In the play-off in the tie between Mrs. Crimp and Mrs. Peterson for Mrs. W. Hume’s trophy, the scores were: Mrs. Crimp, S 5; Mrs. Peterson, SS. NF.W ZEALAND COUNCIL MR. GILL APPOINTED CHAIRMAN Press Association WELLINGTON, Thursday. A meeting of the New Zealand Golf Council was held to-night, when the following resolution was passel:— ‘That the members of the council desire to record their sorrow at the death of their late chairman, Mr. R. C. Kirk, their sense of the great loss the association has suffered and their gratitude for his unselfish service to golf in the Dominion. To Mrs. Kirk and her family the council offers its deep svmpathv. Mr. W. E. A. Gill, of Wellington, was elected the new chairman, and Sir Alexander Roberts was appointed to fill the vacancy on the council caused bv the death of Mr. Kirk. Otorohanga Ladies (From Our Own Correspondent.) OTOROHANGA, To-day. The qualifying round of the Otorohanga Golf Club’s championship took place on the club’s links last Saturday, the following qualifying:—Ladies: Mrs. Cowfrj?: M >'?- McLeod, 120; Mrs. Smith, ho- A£ ES - Simms, 122; Mrs. Patterson, 132; Misses Lawson 115, Barker 128 and Kerr 134 Men: Craig, 109: Simms, 109; Francis, 91; Fortescue, 95; Fry jun 94Griffith, 94; Fry, sen., 106; and Morley,’ Waiuku Club The semi-finals of the men’s senior championship of the Waiuku Golf Club were played during the week, when Dr. Porritt beat Bloomfield, 3 up and 1 to play; and Dr. Howden beat Colbeck, 2 up. CANADIAN SCULLER NO VISIT TO MELBOURNE By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright TORONTO, Wednesday. The Canadian rower, Joe Wright, has regretfully declined the invitation to scull at the Australian Henley, at Melbourne in October.—A. and N.Z.Sun.