AUCKLAND MATCHES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 398, 5 July 1928, Page 10

AUCKLAND MATCHES

WEEK-END ARRANGEMENTS Several competitions were played at Akarana yesterday, and draws have been made for week-end events: MATCHES PLAYED Akarana.—Four-ball, yesterday: Misses -Peet and Jones and Misses Parr and Young tied, 108—35, 73; Mrs. Fearnley and Mrs. Browne, 102—25, 77; Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Eskrigge, 114—36, 78. “C” Grade, two medal matches, won by Miss McGee. L.G.U. Medal: Miss Longdill, 111—30, SI; Miss Peet, 115—33, 82. An inter-club women's match between Waiuku and Akarana at Akarana resulted in a win for Akarana by 7 to 2. Waiuku Ladies.—The medal competition for the Barstow Vase was played yesterday. Results: —Mrs. Forbes 78—10, 68; Miss Neill 79—10, 69; Mrs. Newth 87—18, 69; Miss Howden 87 —18, 69; Miss Muir 81 —10, 71; Miss Pucker 93—IS, 75. INTER-CLUB MATCHES Everslie women’s team against Waiuku at Everslie on Saturday: Mrs. Lever, Miss J. Little, Mrs. Bilkey, Miss B. Cosgrave, , Miss R. Arbuckle, Miss J. Cosgrove, Miss M. Smith, Mrs. J. Richardson, Miss M. O’Neill, Mrs. Grant, Miss Slack, Mrs. Lacassie. Miss J. Derbyshire. Papakura team against Pukekohe, at Pukekohe, on Saturday: Chapman, L. Spencer, Smith, Knight, H. Spencer, Pavitt, J. Elliott, Matheson, Gilmore, Langford, Brooks, Busing, McLennan, Robbins, Naylor, Caddy. Players not available are to notify the secretary- Women: Miss White, Miss Walker, Miss McLennan, Miss M. Walters, Miss J. Walters, Mrs. Busing, Miss M. Wilkins, Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Pavitt, Miss Rhind, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Tilston. Emergency: Mrs. Langford. GLENDOWIE CHAMPIONSHIPS The following is the draw for the first qualifying rounds at Glendowie on Saturday: H. Goodwin v. G. Kissling, F. Free v. N. Ching, O. Wolf gram v. L. Hilton, C. Allcott v. C. Woods, E. Hutchison v. P. Nicholls, R. Kissling v. Williams, L. Goodwin v. A. Duthie, I>r. Horton v. R. Edmonds, A. Katerfeldt v. F. Faram. H. Thomson v. E. J. Richardson, G. Lush v. A .Sloman, E. Colebrook v. P. White, T. Russell v. 11. G. Thomson, O. Horspool v. N. Harrison, T. Upton v. C. Garrard, J. Stedman v. F. Hintz, F. Chisholm v. 11. Jefferson, C. Biernaeki v. A. C. Johns, A. Stedman v. K. Brookfield, M. Miller v. McGee. N. A. Forgie v. D. R. Garrard, L. Harrison v. N. C. Snedden. R. Barstow v. J. R. Rendall, H. Wright v. P. Goldwater, W. Meek v. L. 11. Saunders, Captain Robertson v. H. Rawlinson, Hall v. L. H. Keys, G. Radley v. H. Morrison.

W. R. Dobson, who is well known in Auckland, played in an inter-club match as No. 1 for Concord against Manly recently, and won 3 and 1 from Eric Apperly. W. R. Smith, a member of the Manly team and a visitor with the Kirk-Windeyer Cup this year, played in third place and won 1 up from H. N. King—by reason of an unplayable stymie on the 18th. The French professional championship was played in Paris this year. In the semi-finals Aubrey Boomer beat T. H. Cotton, one of the British hopes, 2 and 1, and the British veteran, J. 11. Taylor, beat Jack Smith, 1 up. In the final Boomer, who is a Jersey Islander, was too good for the veteran and won, 4 and 3.