WOMEN’S GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 412, 21 July 1928, Page 6

WOMEN’S GOLF

The L.G.IT. medal, played by tho Pupuke Ladies’ Club this week, was won by Mrs. Weller, 109—36, 73. Next best were Miss A. O’Neill, 95—21, 74; Mrs. Kensington, 107 —33, 74. The approaching and putting competition was won by Mrs. Craven with a score of 21. Following is the draw for Mrs. Quick’s trophy (sealed hole), to be played on Wednesday next. From first tee: Mrs. Buddie v. Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Thompson v. Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Rutherford v. Mrs. Atwood, Miss A. O’Neill v. Mrs. Howden, Miss McDonald v. Mrs. Curtis, Miss B. O’Neill v. Mrs. Deighton, Mrs. Tysoe v. Mrs. Kensington, Mrs. Craven v. Mrs. Williamson, Miss Williams v. Miss Parker.

From 14th tee: Mrs. Clark v. Mrs. Quick, Mrs. Blomfield v. Mrs. McFarlane, Miss Dunnet Airs. Mowbray, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. Chisholm, Miss Harty v. Mrs. Weller, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Davidson v. Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Spiller v. Mrs. Mclnnes, 'Mrs. Foote v. Miss E. Lorie.

WAIT EM AT A CLUB

The second round of the club trophy will be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies’ Golf Club on Wednesday. Following is the draw: Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Clouston v. Mrs. Prime, Mrs. Hay v. Mrs. Rudge, Mrs. Goldwater v. Miss Hall, Miss Neville v. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Hogan v. Miss Paterson, Mrs. Neville v. Mrs. Bayly, Mrs. Lewin v. Miss McGlashan, Miss Marks v. Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Gabites v. Miss Macindoe.

Mrs. Beaumont’s trophy for C grade players will be played on Wednesday. Following is the draw: Miss Cornwall v. Miss Ching, Miss Mason v. Mrs. McDougall, Miss N. Mason v. Miss Gribbin, Mrs. Spicer v. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Gooding v 7 Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Creagmile v. Miss Purser, Mrs. Johnson v. Miss King, Mrs. C. Woods v. Mrs. Woods, Miss Benjamin v. Miss Hislop. The best cards returned in the Canadian foursome were as follows:—Mrs. Lewin and Mrs. Hogan, first, with a score of S 9, 26>s—62£; Mrs. Prime and Miss Mason, 99, 2SA—7OS; Mrs. Clouston and Miss Wililams, 101, 29>,—71?.; Mrs. Bayly and Miss N. Mason, 106, 32—74. TITIRANGI V. HAMILTON

Tho provisional team to represent Titirangi Club in an inter-club match against Hamilton at Hamilton on Saturday includes the following:— S. Morpeth. T. A. Goulding, W. L. Robinson, R. McCrystall, A. E. Robinson, J. N. Hockin, 11. A. Randrup, H. Brinsden, I. B. Stewart, N. Hockin, R. L. Wilson’ Tr * ce » A. B. Peace and H. L. Rob-

At least two other vacancies must be filled.