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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 163, 30 September 1927, Page 7

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Auckland Club The following teams will represent the Auckland Golf Club in matches against Hamilton, Glendowie and Pupuke tomorrow week:— Against Hamilton, at Hamilton.—R. D. Wright, W. S. Ralph. R. O. Gardner, H. W. Tidmarsh, H. Plumley, C. A. Bowen, G. IT. Abel, H. Tidmarsh, E. L. Bartleet, C. M. Gordon, J. P. Aldred, T. G. Kissling, N. M. Louisson, F. Macky. Against Glendowie, at Glendowie. —L. W. Delph, P. J. Western, Ross Martin, C. J. Nathan, C. N. Jacobsen, D. Robertson, T. IT. Holmden, D. Poison, W. A. Phillipps, H. Henderson, V. Masters, J. McK. Wilson. Against Pupuke, at Middlemore. —H. L. Rees, P. T. Upton, B. Lloyd, B. C. Jacobs, E. A. Dargaville, H. D. Robertson, B. Hart. J. F. Ewen. J. J. Kingston, W. A. Pavitt, IT. Gilfillan, K. H. Ryan. Ladies’ Inter-Club The inter-club match played between the Akarana and Waitemata Ladies’ Golf Clubs resulted in Akarana winning nine games and losing ‘five. Following are the results, Waitemata names being mentioned first: —Mrs. Hay beat Mrs. Beattie, 5 and 4; Mrs. Atkinson lost to Miss Darrach, 3 and 2; Mrs. Prime lost to Mrs. Symes, 1 down; Mrs. Clouston lost to Mrs. Gilmore, 2 and 1; Miss F. Hall beat Miss Parr, 1 up; Miss Patterson lost to Mrs. Coppard, 1 down; Miss Hall lost to Mrs. Mueller, 3 and 2; Mrs. Broughton beat Miss F. Ballantyne, 1 up; Mrs. McCready lost to Mrs. Ellis, 2 down; Mrs. Beaumont beat Miss Bambridge, 4 and 3; Miss Mclndoe lost to Mrs. Cox, 5 and 4; Mrs. Lewin lost to Mrs. Grant, 2 down; Mrs. Harper beat Mrs. Wicks, 3 and 2; Miss Mason lost to Miss Paterson, 6 and 5. Akarana Ladies The following players qualified for the Akarana Ladies’ Golf Club championship: Mrs. Beattie, Miss T. Cox, Miss Darrach, Miss Hinchcliffe, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Mueller, Miss F. Ballantyne, Mrs. Cox, Miss G. Parr, Mrs. Grant, Mrs.'Ellis, Miss Mason, Miss McGee, Miss Joyce, Miss Crandall. The draw for the first round is as follows:—Mrs. Beattie v. Miss Crandall, Miss Ballantyne v. Mrs. Cox, Miss Darrach v. Miss McGee, Mrs. Gilmore v. Mrs. Grant, Miss T. Cox v. Miss M. Joyce, Mrs. Mueller v. Miss Parr, Miss Hinchcliffe v. Miss Mason. Mrs. Ellis, a bye. The club medal this month was won by Mrs. Beatties, lOj), 23—86. Titirangi Club Following is the draw for the fourball bogey handicap to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club on the Titirangi links to-morrow:—F. Burns and W. G. Bush v. E. W. Griffiths and H. Broadbent; A. C. Anderson and H. L. Massey v. W. J. Nolan and C. Crowther; B. Peace and H. M. Rogerson V. H. Randrup and J. Francis; T. A. Goulding and H. Jenkins v. W. H. Cooke and A. Lowry; W. L. Robinson and G. Uren v. F. Ewen and L. Robson; M. Walker and T. Chapman v. A. E. Robinson and F. Moginie; R. M. George and T. Goudie v. I. Stewart and G. Marriner; A. H. Magson and G. L. Taylor v. R. L. Wilson and N. Ivlcßobie; E. Ohlson and 11. R. Cooke v. A. B. Joplin and G. White; F. S. Ballin and R. J. Torrens v. W. J. Thompson and H. McCoy. Further entries will be taken to-mor-row. Papakura Club Members of the Papakura Golf Club will play a one-club match to-morrow for a prize given by the captain of the club. Players will choose their own partners. Te Aroha Cbampionship (From Our Own Correspondent) TE AROHA, Thursday. The final of the Te Aroha Golf Club’s championship was won by W. Maingay, who defeated Mcßeth at the last green Greymouth Ladies’ Title Press Association. GREYMOUTH. Thursday. j In the final for the Greymouth Golf \ Club’s ladies’ championship, Airs. Han- j nan (holder) beat Airs. P. J. McCarthy, ; 2 and 1. This is Airs. AlcCarthy’s second j year as a golfer. She won the junior, championship last year. Her son won the i Greymouth men’s championship this year. Te Awamutu Play (From Our Own Correspondent) TE AWAMUTU, Thursday. | The final round of the Archeen Cup, played this week, resulted in a win for W. Douglas, whose rounds were 92, 98; total 190—42—142. Williams and McDonald were next with nett scores of 149. The best of two eight gross cards were handed in by M. Otwaj\ 171: D. i Williams, 173; Dr. Blundell, 176: M. Barnett, ITS: F. McDonald. ISS; H. Holmes, j IS9; W. Douglas, 190; R. A. Coyne. 197: R. Wallace, 197. Coyne and Wallace will play off for eighth position. ! The first round of the championship will be played on Saturday, and the following is the draw:—Otway plays Coyne ' GOLF

or Wallace; Blundell plays Holmes; Barnett plays McDonald; Williams plays Douglas. The L.G.U. August Handicap of the Te Awamutu Golf Club was won by Mrs. Teasdale. 100—IS, SI. . The best junior grade score was that of Airs. O’Sullivan, 107—31, 76. The following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap: Aliss Focfce v. Aliss Woolly; Airs. Blundell v. Aliss Alontefiore; Aliss Clifford v. another. The first round of the eclectic handicap is to be played before Saturday, October 8, and the following are eligible for this match: Those with L.G.U. wins, and Alesdames L. Peake and R. Jones; Whyte and A. F. Walker Alisses W. Manson and Jefferson. Players may choose their own partners. In connection with the C grade eclectic match of 18 holes for a trophy donated by Mrs. Jones, the first round is to be played by October 8. Players may choose their own partners. The Otorohanga stroke golf competition for the trophies presented by the ladies’ captain, Aliss Lawson, and men’s captain, Mr. G. H. Fry, were won by Airs. Simms, 85, and Air. Griffiths, 74. The semi-final of the men’s championship will be played on October 1. In the final contest of the Otorohanga ladies’ golf championship, played at Te Kuiti, Mrs. AlcLeod defeated Aliss Lawson by 2 up and l.