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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 172, 11 October 1927, Page 14

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One Tree Hill Play Following are the results of the third round of the match play handicap played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at One Tree Hill on Saturday:— A. K. Hawley beat J. Murray, 2 up; J. Hock in beat J. Methven, 2 up; G. C. St. George beat D. K. Russell, 4 and 3; R. Cleghorn beat J. S. Rankin, 1 up; A. H. Blackburn beat A. H. Martin, 6 and 5. A bogey handicap was also played and resulted in a tie between G. C. St. George, handicap 12, and G. L. Knight. 15, 2 down.* Glendowie Ladies In the final of the championship of the Glendowie Ladies’ Golf Club Mrs. F. Browne defeated Miss I). Scott, 7 and 5. The Ladies’ Golf Union medal round was won by Mrs. Butler, 106—31, 75. The C grade match over 18 holes for Mrs. Cahill’s prize was won by Miss Lundon. The draw for the Ladies’ Golf Union medal round to be played to-morrow is as follows:—Mrs. F. Browne v. Mrs. Hill; Miss Friar v. Miss Maden; Mrs. Hutchison v. Mrs. Dickey; Mrs. Stanley v. Miss Brookfield; Mrs. Hayes v. Miss Wilson; Mrs. Butler v. Mrs. Miller; Mrs. McGinley v. Miss Arneil. The draw for the C grade match is as follows:—Miss Cullen v. Miss Lundon; Mrs. Sutherland v. Mrs. Wright; Miss Meadows v. Mrs. Watkin. Pupuke Club The final of the championship of the Pupuke Golf Club will be played on Saturday between A. M. Howden, holder, and I. G. Mackenzie, over 36 holes. The first round will commence at 10 o’clock. Pukekohe Club (From Our Own Correspondent) PUKEKOHE, Monday. In Saturday’s play on the Pukekohe links the best cards returned in the final monthly medal aggregate match were as follows:—Lally, 89—12, 77; Maddison, 97 20, 77; Johnson, 90—12. 78; Coyle, 88—9, 79; Brosnahan, 88—8, 80. Johnson wins the medal aggregate for the season, his three best cards being 79, 79, 78, an average of 78 2-3. Lally is runner-up with 82, 79, 77, average 79 1-3. The Puckeridge trophy was won by D. Coyle (handicap 9), who defeated Johnson (7) in the final. 1 up. The men’s consolation trophy was won by H. Charlesworth, 104—22, 82. The next best cards were:—N. Stuart, 112—25, 84; K. Pike, 112—28, 84. In the semi-final for the ladies’ senior championship Miss Duncan defeated Mrs. Beaney, 1 up, at the 19th hole. Miss Duncan will play Miss Pirrit in the fianl. The ladies* junior championship was won by Miss Johns, who defeated Miss Perkins in the final, 3 and 2. The ladies’ consolation medal match was won by Miss Perkins. Taumarunui Club (From Our Own Correspondent) TAUMARUNUI, Monday. A medal handicap played by members of the Taumarunui Golf Club on Saturday resulted in a tie between A. W. Cullen and N. Thomas, who each returned a net score of 67. The tie will be played off on Wednesday. The next best cards returned were:—Cullen, 85—18, 67; N. Thomas, 87 — 20, 67; Wilks, 88—18, 70; Holford, 79—8, 71; Gilpin, 85—14, 71. The trophy presented by Mr. A. Sandel

for the best aggregate of seven out of eight medal rounds was won by L. A. Holford, whose scores were: 79, 81, 75, 78, 85, 79, 79; total, 556. Matches at Otorohanga (From Our Own Correspondent) OTOROHANGA. Monday. Teams of men and women players from the Te Kuiti Golf Club visited Otorohanga on Saturday afternoon and played matches with members of the local club. The visiting ladies won in the aggregate by one hole, and the visiting men also won in the aggregate by one hole. An interesting afternoon’s play took place and some very close contests were witnessed. • • 0 Seven lady members and 10 men members of the Te Kuiti Golf Club visited Otorohanga on Saturday and played matches with the local club. The visitors won both sections by one hole in the aggregate. An interesting afternoon’s play took place and some very close contests were witnessed. Te Aroha Championship (From Our Own Correspondent) TE AROHA, Saturday. The final of the Te Aroha golf championship took place to-day between F. Halligan and W. Maingay, and resulted in a w:.n for the former by two and one. The game was very interesting throughout, the players being all square at the 27th hole. The medal winners for the season were Messrs. F. Halligan, F. Bliss, E. Wright, R. Sprague, F. Wild ancL H. Laver.