WEEK-END GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 351, 11 May 1928, Page 7

WEEK-END GOLF

MANY FIXTURES CLUB AND INTER-CLUB Fixtures for the week-end are numerous. Auckland Club will play the first round of the Captain’s prize tourney, and One Tree Hill the first round of the Kingswell Shield. MATCHES PLAYED Titirangi Ladies.—Bogey handicap yesterday. Miss Patterson, 4 up; Mrs. Allison, Miss G. Cook, Miss K. Horton and Miss F. Findlay, all 2 up. Aka ran a Ladies.—Flag match yesterday. Miss K. Miller won, taking her flag to the 19th. Waiuku Ladies.—Trophy presented by Mrs. Bischoff-Barriball. Match results: Miss Arkle beat Mrs. Ohlson, 4 up and 2; Mrs. Newtli beat Miss Aldred, 6 up and 5; Miss U. Muir beat Miss Hull, 4 up and 2; Miss Neil beat Mrs. Barker. 5 up and 3; Mrs. Dyke beat Miss Howden, 5 up and 3; Mrs. Munro beat Miss Harkness, 3 up and 2; Mrs. Harkness beat Mrs. Forbes, 5 up and 3; Miss Motion beat Miss West, 5 up and 4; Miss Barnaby and Miss Ducker, all square. MATCHES ARRANGED One Tree Hill.—On Saturday. First round, Kingswell Shield. Draw, commencing 11.30 a.m.:—R. W. Verry v. E. Beehan, H. Worsley v. G. C. Fisher, F. W. Wilson v. S. Gyllies, A. H. Blackburn v. G. C. St. George, C. R. Jones v. H. E. Webster, L. H. Norton v. S. W. Hunter, L. Stewart v. H. C. Spinley, G. Goodwin v. G. B. Osmond. S. Hunter v. G. L. Taylor, I. A. Stewart v. W. La Roche, R. Sawers v. A. Griffen, J. Rankin v. J. Methven, J. W. Clarke v. D. Russell, R. J. Hamilton v. E. C. Robieson, A. B. Joplin v. E. A. Tuke, F. Wiseman v. R. M. George, G. I. Beeson v. H. Walker, H. Shackleford v. W. White, C. Nicol v. J. Dawson, C. Schnauer v. J. M. Elliffe, W. J. Hockin v. 1A C. Western, T. Stone v. H. E. Whitten, W. R. Vercoe v. G. L. Knight, C. M. King v. S. C. Western, A. Tindall v. R. H. Melville, S. Lamb v. E. Reidy, A. K. Hawley v. S. T. Gaskin, J. Howie v. J. C. Finlay, M. Robb v. J. Gilmour, J. Murray v. F. Newell, C. Coleman v. R. Cleghorn, C. Tendall v. I. McHarg, W D’Audney v. T. H. Ganly, J. Shanly v J. W. Tucker, D. Holland v. E. A. Robb, B. B. Plooper v. F. Schischka, J. W Rough v. W. FI. Graham, W. Calderwood v. V. Choyce, G. Handley v. G. Sandwith, J. Goyder v. A. Cole R A McLean v. W. O. Lane, FI. E. Craig v! J. K. Johnston, R. FI. Jones v„ H. L. Halliday, W. E. Anderson v. w, A Macky.

Titirangi.—On Saturday a flag match Draw: G. M. White v. C. Robinson, R. F\ Ward v G. Birch, H. P. Baker v. L. Etherington, M. Walker v. R. L. Wilson, )7r’ «!• Carnahan v. A. Bailey, A. Tysoe v. Axr* an ’ Goudie v. H. Broadbent, W. Aitken v. H. M. Rogerson, E. F. Burns v. R. J. Graham, R. Truscott v. A. Gray, F. S. Baffin v. T. Clark, J M Somerville v. P. A. Spurdle, A. Anderson v. PI Kandrup. H. McCoy v. A. GouldJ ' Thompson v. T. A. Chapman, G. Birch v. F, Moginie, A. Cerrutty v. G. Uren, J. Torrens v. A. N. Taylor, A. Le Sieur v. H. Jenkins, W. West v. F. Laurie, G. Talliss v. R. McCrystal, L. Hardie v. F. Malcolm, W. R. Cooke v. W. J. Carnahan, A. E. Robinson v. P. Harrison, A V. Peace v. L. Robson, J. Gardner v. H. O’Leary, L. Rogers v. Dr. S. Moore, A. B. Chappell v. A. J. Parr, H. L. Massey v. M. Shroff, E. Ohlson v. T. A. Goulding, E. W. Griffiths v. T. Tyzack, A. J. Good v. H. W. Cooke, FI. C. Jones v. P. C. Boyle. Glendowie.—Four-ball on Saturdav. Draw: L. Saunders and E. Colebrook v. P. Gold water and P. Nicholls, P. White and J. E. Stedman v. G. Kissling and E. J. Richardson, L. Harrison and F. Faram v. L. Plelton and IX Moi'rison, N. A. Forgie and A. Ivatterfeldt v. L. H. Keys and A. Stedman, F. Trice and Dr. Horton v L. Goodison and N. C. Snedden, H. Brookfield and N. Harrison v. A. C. Johns and H. Jefferson, F. PTintz v. C. Biernacki v. A. Plorspool and M. Miller, J. R. RendelJ and D. R. Garrard v. C. Aleott and R. Barstow, R. Kissling and C. W. Garrard v. F. Russell and J. Hall, H. Goodwin and C. S. Woods v. H. Rawlinson and E. Hutchinson, N. Hockin and A. Sloman v H. Wright and N. Ching, O Wolf gram and R. Edmonds v. A. Duthie and W. Meek.

Titirangi Ladies.—“C” grade on Tuesday, if sufficient entries. Akarana.—Bogey to-morrow. Partners drawn at club-house.

Akarana Ladies.—Saturday players, monthly button to-morrow. Papakura.—Medal to-morrow. Draw: L. Spencer v. Chapman, Smith v. Busing, Pilston v. Page, Pavitt v. R. H. Spencer, Gilmour v. Langford, Knight v. J. Elliott. V. Elliott v. Robbins, Brooks v. Naylor, McLennan v. Caddv, Mcßae v Gray. Papakura Ladies.—Medal. Draw: Miss B. Agmen Smith v. Miss J. Walker, Miss B. Cosgrave v. Miss O. .Slack, Miss M. Smith v. Miss J. Cosgrave, Mrs. Richardson v. Miss I. Turner, Mrs. Bilkey v. Miss Cleary, Miss Arbuckle v. Miss A. Derbyshire, Miss J. Derbyshire v. Miss M. Francis, Miss J. Little v. Miss O. Wright, Miss M. O’Neill v. Mrs. Lever, Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. F. Lacassie, Mrs. H. McEntee v. Mrs. Wardell, Mrs. Rhinci v. Mrs. F. Parker, Mrs. P. Parker v. Mrs. D. Farrant, Mrs. Bethune v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Boles v. Miss N. Ralph, Mrs.. O’Connell v Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Payne v. Mrs. Agmen Smith, Mrs. Chamberlain v. Miss P 3. Murray, Miss Wilkins v. Miss M. McLennan. INTER-CLUB Waiuku v. Pukekohe.—On Saturday, Waiuku ladies ’team at Pukekohe: Miss Neil, Mrs. Forbes, Miss U. Muir, Miss Barriball. Miss Plull, Mrs. Ohlson, Miss Glynes, Mrs. Harkness, Mrs. Newth, Miss Arkle, Miss Barnaby, Miss Ducker, Mrs. Dyke, Miss Fenwick, Miss West. Pukekohe men at Waiuku: Coyle, Lallv. Brosnahan, Kissling, Lawson," Duncan, Stuart, Anderson, Payne, McWhirter, Maddison, Short, Sehlaepfer, Johnson. Charlesworth, Pike, Lee, O’Loughlen. Pukekohe ladies at Pukekohe: Mesdames Johns, O’Loughlen, McWhirter, Motion, Maddison, Misses Allan, Kensington, Duncan, Perkins, R. Johns, A. Johns, Jefferis, Jamieson, Sellar. LADIES’ TOURNEY TIMARTJ, Thursday. The second qualifying round of the South Canterbury ladies’ >pen golf championship was played this morning. The best scores were: Miss Kay, §4; Miss Parsons, 86; Mrs. McCarthy, 8S; Mrs. Kerr, 88; Mrs. Templer, 91; Miss EJeadel, 91; Miss Pringle, 91; Mrs. Bannerman. 93; Miss Gould, 94. The following qualified for match play: Mrs. Templer, 173; Miss Kay, 173; Mrs. Kerr, 176; Miss Parsons. 17; Mrs. McCarthy, 180; Miss Gould, IS2; Miss Pringle, IS3; Miss Beadel, ISB. In the fist round Miss Kay beat Miss Beadel, 6 and 5; Mrs. Kerr beat Miss Gould, 3 and 2; Miss Parsons beat Mrs. McCarthy, 2 and 1; Mrs. Templer beat Miss Pringle. 3 and 2.