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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 365, 28 May 1928, Page 7

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MATCHES PLAYED Auckland.—Third round of captain's prize: Gardner beat McCormick, 3 and 2: Rainger beat Macfarlane, 3 and 2; Ralph beat Ross Martin, 8 and 6: Russell bear H. Hanna, 6 and 4; Kinder beat Abbott, 3 and 2; Palmer beat Barnett, 4 and 3; F. Wilson and Campbell, all square; Plumley beat H. Tidmarsh. 6 and sf'Kissling beat Dargaville, 5 and 4; J. K, Lusk neat Peaoocke, 3 and 1; Bartleet beat 'Ewen, 3 and 2; Hodges beat Asser, 3 and 2; Rhind beat Stokes, 2 and 1: Gordon beat Reed, 7 and 6; Gillies and N. Louisson, all square; Delph and Geddes, ail square. Medal competition: P. Asser, 91—17, 74; B. C. Hart, SS—l4, 74: J. M. Stokes. 97 20, 77; H. B. Lloyd, 89—12, 77; H. Rees, S3—s, 7S; A. O. Boddington, So —7, 7§; T. N. Holmden, 94—14, 80. Maungakiekie.—Second round Kingswell Shield bogey handicap: S. C. Western, handicap, 7. all square; J. S. Rankin (11) and G. C. St. George (9), 1 down; J. Murray (12) and I. Stewart (9), 2 down; F. Wiseman (10), 3 down. Glendowie. —Flag match: L. Harrison carried the flag to the ISth green and won. Matches arranged: June 2—Captain’s prize; partners drawn. June 4 (King's Birthday)— Morning: For trophy presented by A. G. Graham, Esq.; Canadian foursome, choose partners and opponents. Afternoon: President’s foursome; players arrange own matches. Pupuke. —Captain’s prize: W. H. Spiller beat F. TI. Mingay, 2 up; R. Sheets beat A. P. Grant by default; G. O. Stephenson beat A. W. Clark, 2 up; E. E. Grimwade beat G. Ansell, 2 up; A. Reeve beat L. J. Keeling, 3 and 2; H. T. Gould beat D. M. Davidson, 6 and 5; G. Malcolm beat A. D. Herbert by default; W. Mills beat A. TI. McFarlane, 9 and 8; T. G. de Clive Lowe beat \V. I. Stemson, 4 and 2; J. E. Close beat TI. T. Bowden, 5 and 4; L. G. Whittaker beat J. Howie, 3 and 2; A. L. Hopewell beat S. R. Morris, 1 up; R. H. Greville beat B. M. Sellers, 2 up; D. R. C. Mowbray, a bye; E. Harper beat G. W. Jackson by default; R. S. Chisholm bear | G. R. Bacchus, 5 and 4; C. H. Kingsford beat \V. Taylor, 2 up; L. J. Minogue beat i R. Johnston, 7 and 5; 3. G. Mackenzie beat W. Oliver, 3 and 2; R. B. Parker beat J. W. Ellis. 1 up. The third monthly medal round, stroke play, will be played on Saturday next. Pupuke Ladies. —L.G.U. medal: Miss B. Buddie. 90—21, 69; Miss Blomfield, 95—21. 74; Mrs. Davidson, 99—24, 75; Miss Dunnet, 105—29, 76; Mrs. Quick, 108—32, 76. Putting: Mrs. Spiller, 20. Draw for L.G.U. medal round, to be played on Wednesday next: Mrs. Soote v. Miss Parker, Mrs. Macfarlane v. Mrs. Anderson, Miss A. O’Neill v. Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Rutherford v. Mrs. Mowbrav, Miss McDonald v. Mrs. Quick, Mrs. Clark v. Miss McDonnell, Mrs. Spiller v. Mrs. Skeets, Mrs. Thompson v. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Craven v. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Davidson v. Mrs. Tysoe, Miss Williams v. Mrs. Deighton, Miss B. O’Neill v. Mrs. ITowie, Mrs. Blomfield v. Miss Harty, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. Becroft, Miss Dunnet v. Mrs. Kensington, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. R. Chisholm, Mrs. Attwood. v. Miss Clemow. Akarana. —Foursomes for Mr. G. M. Brown's trophy: W. Turbott and A. A. French, 92 —17, 75; B. Smith and A. Sinclair. SS—ll, 77; J. McKenzie and V, B. Baker, 03—11, 79; C. M. Cox and S. McRobie, 94-—lo, 79; C, Bailey and J. McCarthy' 92—13. 79; R H. Kelly and J. , R ' J ra T ?®?’t® 4 4, 2 80 : W. G. Miller and 191—3 8, S 3; G. E. Whalstrom and G. Brett, 02—9, S 3. Pukekohe.—Vice-president's trophies: Men: Brosnahan beat Duncan, 2 and 1 • heat Itoulston, 2 and 1; Johnson neat Jr-ike 4 and 3; Lawson beat Schlaep- & *r an £ 3 ' ladies: Miss A. Johns beat Miss I. Duncan, 2 and 1; Miss R. Johns beat Miss Kensington, 3 and 1; Miss Jamieson beat Miss I. Stuart, 4 and 2; Miss Allen won by default from Mrs. O Loughlin. President’s trophy was won by Coyle who defeated Sellars in the final, 6 and 4. The winner in the ladies’ division was Mrs. Whirter, who defeated Mrs Motion in the final, 2 and 1. A bogey match was won by Coyle 2 down. In the ladies’ division. Miss .Jeffries and Mrs. Motion tied for first place, 7 down. Hamilton.—Gilbey cup: Swarbrick, 1 up; all square; W. Horton, 1 down; Sutcliffe, 1 down; Fisher, 1 down; Booth, w d °n n: T> Wl ke o S ’i down; Atkins, 2 down; -jy* p. Ross, 2 down; Simpson, 3 down; Eggteston, 4 down; Champion, 4 down • Wynne, 4 down; Morpeth, 5 down; Bindon, 8 down. Waiuku Duff ir Cup: u Howden defeated Colbeck, 1 up; Herrold defeated Munro 1 up; and Ohlsen defeated Forbes, 2 and Otahuhu. —Ballin Cup, aualifvin" round: C. F. Jones, 76; B C. Q Kay, 761 T P’ Eustace, 78; H. J. Levy, 79- J McPherson 79; TV. B. Eustace, 80; L. J <£oxson 8°; R. G. Moffitt, 80; S. J Whyte 80; C. R. Reader, 80; A. Murdoch, ?iL J ', B ' S llP pson ' SI; IT. J. Short, 81; R I rangley, 82; E. J. Logan, 84; E. Steprt S °^" nd Y, K^ R . K f y to play off f or List place. L. K. Gordon won the medal .3YL^ yed conjunction with the qualifying round, with a net score of MATCHES ARRANGED ro^\ U r" 9a , k,e^ ,e l 7 a I dies '-—Bogey handicap r ' kwain s prize, beginning 11 a.m. to-morrow:—Mrs. Tloskings v. Miss Ti^. J 9t < n leb Tv r r°° k ’ T^ IIS r S D - Horton V. Mrs. McLlraith, Miss K. Horton v. Miss R. Cor£P s sM. Goldwater v. Miss McCabe, 5fL® s Churton v. Mrs. C. F. Scott, Ijeary v * E. Brown, Miss C. Stubbs v. Mrs. Noakes, Mrs. Finlav v Miss M. Haslett, Miss G. Easton v Mrs' Russell, Mrs. Roberts v. Miss A. Grove Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Bui-: ton , v. Miss McGowan, Mrs. D. M Smith v Miss M. Richardson, Mrs. Anderson v Miss Carnachan, Mrs. G. White v. Miss Preee<b Mrs. Schnauer v. Mrs. Robinson, Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Beattie v. Miss L. Russell, Mrs. Malcolm v. Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Grevatt v. Miss J. Easton, Mrs. Robb ;Mrs. Bourke, Miss Lawrence v. Mrs B . u ’ d ’v, Mlss o. Ponsford v - Miss s - John- . ?. Irs ' Stewart v. Mrs. Rudge, Miss A. Hall v. Mrs. Haycock, Mrs. Grougrhton y,. Miss Hacket, Miss Millington v. Miss Gallagher, Mrs. Joplin v. Miss Blackburn Mrs. Eddowes v. Mrs. Balgarnie, Mrs Chappell V. Miss Clarke, Miss Williams v. Miss I. Walker, Mrs. Gyllies v Miss N. Hooton, Miss Miller v. Mrs Goldwater, Mrs. Owen v. Mrs. Sawers, Miss Moody v. Mrs Richardson, Miss Lamb v. Miss Evans, Mrs. Court v. Mrs. S Reid An eclectic match will be held for C grade players on Friday for a trophy preJ>y Mrs. J. Paterson. Entries- close on Wednesday at 12 o’clock. Auckland Ladies.—Medal match for Mrs. Wilson's clubs, to-morrow: Miss Ridings v. Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Joyce v. Mrs Taylor, Miss T. Bayly v. Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Green v. Mrs. Endean, Miss Coutts v. Mrs. Buttle, Miss Colbeck v. Miss Lever, Mrs. Murphy v. Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Dufaur v. Miss MacCormiek, Mrs. Ferguson y. Miss Martin, Miss Gulling v. Miss McGovern, Mrs. Towle v*. Mrs. Smith, Miss Orr v. Miss Upton, Miss Moginie v. Miss Macfarlane, Miss M. Payton v. Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Wright V. Mrs. Abbott, Miss Hamlin v. Mrs. Xevill, Mrs. Moi*ris v. Mrs. Wilson. Miss E. Wilson v. Miss H. Cutfield, Miss F. Ratlibone v. Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Fleming v. Miss U. Roberton, Miss Ruddock v. Mrs. N. Morris, Miss N. Noakes v. Mrs. Bradley, Miss R. Roberton v. Mrs. Richmond. Miss D. Rainger v. Miss Draper. Mrs. P. Hanna v. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Finn v. Mrs. Rainger, Mrs. H. Hanna v. Miss E. Mahoney, Mrs. Cox v. Miss Reid, Miss M. Ferguson v. Mrs. Carr, Miss Graham v. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Dargaville v. Miss O. Bayly, Miss L. Rathbone v. Mrs. Fra ter, Mrs. Friedlander v. Mrs. Phillips, Miss Johnson v. Miss Walkley, Mrs. Brittain v. Miss Spencer, Mrs. Mellsop v. Miss Porter, Mrs. Watson v. A. N. Other. Akarana Ladies.—L.G.U. medal match to-morrow: Mrs. McCarthy v. Mrs. Symes, Miss Darracli v. Miss Gilmore. Miss Parr v. Miss Jones, Mrs. Fearnley v. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Ellis v. Miss G. Court, Miss M. Young v. Mrs. Ballantyne, Mrs. Mueller v. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. G. Brown v._ Miss Peet, Mrs. Grant v. Miss E. Walrond. C grade match: Miss V. Clark v. Miss Eskrigge, Mrs. Blakev v. Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Darrach v. Mrs. Davey, Mrs. Long v. Mrs. Young, Miss Dalton v. Miss Broadbent. WAIHI CLUB (From Our Own Correspondent) WAIHI, Sunday. A meeting of the committee of the Waihi Golf Club was held on Friday evening. The Tauranga Golf Club wrote asking

for a friendly match with Waihi at Waihi on June 4 and it was decided to accede to the request. A letter from the Thames Golf Club on the subject of forming a district union was also dealt with. The proposal found general favour aaid it was resolved that a letter be sent to the Thames Club expressing approval. It was resolved to hold a general meeting on June 12.

Henshall, TOsec, 3. Won comfortably by 10 yards, with 20 yards between second and third. Time, 19min 47sec. Putting- the Shot.—V. Scown, 32ft lOJin, 1; T. Scown, 32ft 4iin, 2; W. Stewart, 31ft 3 Jin, 3. Throwing the Discus. —T. E. Henry, 3 07ft 3lin, 3: G. R. Metcalfe, 105 ft 6in, 2; J. Tipping-. 102 ft Sim 3.