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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 154, 20 September 1927, Page 12

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Glendowie Ladies The members of the Glendowie Ladies’ Golf Club will play the tirst round of a medal competition to-morrow for Mrs. J. Wilson’s prize The draw is as follows: Mrs. Butler v. Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Browne v. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hutchison v. Miss Brookfield. Miss Wilson v. Miss Moden, Mrs. Dickey v. Miss Friar, Mrs. Hayes v. Mrs. McGinley, Mrs. Stanley v. A. N. Other, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Appleyard, Miss Sharland v. Miss M. English, Miss Katterfeldt v. Miss M. Hill. Miss O. English v. Miss D. Scott. The following is the draw for the third round of the C grade eclectic match: — Miss Sutton v. Miss Ernest, Miss E. Cullen v. Miss M. Cullen, Miss W. Hints v. Miss Lundon, Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. Sutherland, Miss Meadows v. Miss M. Hints. The L.G.U. match was won by Mrs. Butler with a score of 116. 31—S2. _ Other cards Were Miss Scott. 107. 22—55: Mrs. Stanley, 110, 25—55; Miss Friar, 116, 30— 86. Everslie v Glendowie The inter-club match between the Everslie and Glendowie Golf Clubs was played at the Everslie links on Saturday. and resulted in a win for Everslie by 6 games to 5. The following are the results of the games. Everslie names being mentioned first:—Warded beat Hall, 4 and 3: R O’Neill beat Kissling, 4 and 3- J. O’Ne 11 lost to Richardson, 3 and 2- Dvkes lost to R. Garrard. 1 down; Rhind beat Rowe, 2 up: Beechey beat Hutchinson, 3 and 2; Goddard lost to Saunders. 2 and 1; Lever beat Horspool. 4 and 3; Hobson lost to C. Garrard, 6 and 5; Hogan beat Hintz, 2 and 1; H. A. Smith lost to Wright, 9 and S. W aitemata Ladies Members of the Waitemata Ladies’ Golf Club will play a medal round tomorrow. Following is the draw:—-Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Bayly, Mrs. Nevill v. Mrs. Hay, Miss Patterson v. Miss McGlashan, Mrs. Broughton v. Mrs. Rudge, Mrs. Cloust.on v. Mrs. McCreadie, Mrs. Prime v. Miss F. Hall, Mrs. Hogan v. Miss Hall, Mrs. Chapman v. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Lewin v. Mrs. Gooding, Miss Williams v. Miss Nevill. Mrs. Foster v. Mrs. Beaumont, Miss Marks v. A. N. Other. On Thursday the third round of the eclectic handicap will be played by C grade players. Following is the draw:— Miss King v. Mrs. Macindoe, Miss N. Mason v. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Harper v. Mrs. Macdougal, Mrs. George v.- Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. Kennedy, Miss P. Macindoe v. Miss Mason, Mrs. Spicer v. Miss Stoddart. Mrs. Williams v. Miss Dunnett. Otahuhu Club The final of the club championship of the Otahuhu Golf Club was played over 36 holes, and resulted in a win for W. B. Eustace, who defeated L. J. Croxscn, 4 and 3. During the week-end B. H. Menzies went round in 72. a record for the course. Everslie Ladies (From Our Own Correspondent) PAPAKURA, Monday. The first round for the ladies’ championship in the Everslie Club resulted:— Miss J. Walker beat Miss Cosgrove, 8 and 7; Mrs. Lever beat Mrs. Richardson, 2 up; Miss Little beat Mrs. Goddard, 2 and 1; Miss Smith beat Mrs. Bilky, 3 and 2. Pukekohe Club (From Our Own Correspondent) PUKEKOHE, Monday. The draw for the first rounds for the ladies’ championships of the Pukekohe Golf Club is as follows:—Seniors: Miss Duncan plays Miss Backhurst, Miss Pirrit plays Miss Jefferis, Mrs. Beaney a bye. Juniors: Miss Perkins plays Miss Allan; Miss Lloyd plays Miss Johns; Miss Sellar a bye. The lady vice-president’s trophy was

won by Miss Duncan (handicap 23), who defeated Miss Pirrit (33) in the final, | up and 5 to play. The second round for the men's Junior championship resulted:—Maddison beat Lee. 6 and 4; Charlesworth beat Sellar, l up. In the semi-final for the senior chAmpionsh p Coyle meets Lally and the winner of this bracket meets Brosnahan for the final. The best cards returned in a medal aggregate match played on Saturday were:—Lawson, 96, 20—76; Schlaepfer, 96, 16—SO; Coyle. 90, 9—81; Maddison, 10L 20— SI; Pike, 109, 28—81. Thames Club (From Our Own Correspondent) THAMES, Monday. The final round of the President’s Cup competition played by members of the Thames Golf Club was won by L Griffin, with a card of 152 for 36 holes. V. Boles was runner-up with a score of 155. A medal round was won by E. J. Clendon, with a net score of 75.