MRS. HOSKING WINS GOLF TITLE

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 423, 3 August 1928, Page 11

MRS. HOSKING WINS GOLF TITLE

PLAY AT ONE TREE HILL Before a large gathering at One Tree Hill golf links yesterday, Mrs. Mosking won the Maungakiekie championship, beating Miss K. Horton in the final, 4 and 2. Mrs. Paterson beat Mrs. Grevatt in the junior title, 5 and 3. The senior title win was due almost solely to the power of Mrs. Hosking’s long game, coupled with a couple of outstanding putts. Her tee shots and iron seconds during most of the round left Miss Horton with far too much to do, and the game was practically decided when the winner got to a lead of 5 up at. the eighth. At the ninth she got into trouble, but was out in the excellent score of 44 to 47. Miss Horton won the ninth and 10th, and halved the next four, missing good opportunities at the 13th and 15th. Mrs. Hosking won the 16th and the match, after luckily getting her tee shot through the plantation. Both played good golf. Mrs. Paterson had a surprisingly good win in the junior event, finishing up by holing-out her approach shot at the 15th, an incident which was appreciated fully by the gallery which had switched over to watch the finish of the event. OTHER MATCHES The following results are announced:— T ® Awamutu.—The first qualifying lound to select the team to represent Pe Awamutu at the King Country golf championships was played this week. The following were the best scores handed in: Otway, 80; Blundell, SI; Barnett, 82; Shepherd, S 4; Williams, 85; Holmes, 00; Reston, 91; Wallace, O’Sullivan, Donald, 02; Coyne, Macklow, 94; Douglas, 98; McArthur, 101; Whyte, 109; Forke, 110; Walker, E. White, 116; Oliphant. 120. The second round will be played on Saturday, the draw being as follows: Preston plays O’Sullivan; Coyne plays McArthur; Shepherd plays Williams; McDonald plays Barnett; Douglas plays Wallace; Walsh plays Oliphant; Gee plays McGovern. Rotcrua. —L.G.T7. medal: A grade—Miss T. Gieson, 90—193, 77; Miss Payton, 84—6, 78: Mrs. L. T. Hill, 93 12, 81. B grade: Mrs. Goudie, 101— 23, 7S; Miss Manson. 114—36. 78: Miss Corlett, 100—21. 79; Mrs. Banks. 102—23, 79. C grade (14 holes): Mrs. W. Hill. 91 —2O, 71: Miss Ray, 102—17, 85; Miss Stanton. 95—8, S 7. MATCHES ARRANGED Te Awamutu.—The members of the Te Awamutu Ladies’ Golf Club will compete in the L.G.U. medal match on Saturday. The draw is as follows: Seniors: Miss K. Woolly v. Mrs. J. P. O’Sullivan; Miss K. Wallace v. Miss Focke; Mrs. McDonald v. Miss Quin; Mrs. Teasdale v. Mrs. Blundell. Juniors: Miss Peake v. Miss Manson; Miss Irwin v. Mrs. J. Oliphant; Mrs. Chamberlain v. Miss A. Montefiore; Mrs. White v. Miss H. Civil; Mrs. R. Jones v. Mrs. A. F. AValker. Mrs. Oliphant and Mrs. Bryant were the successful players in the Canadian foursomes. Mrs. McDonald won the one-club match, her card reading 104—20, S 4. For the purpose of selecting a team to represent Te Awamutu at the King Country championship, the first qualifying round lias been played. The following are the best cards handed in: Otway, SO; Blundell, 81; Barnett, S2; Shepherd, S 4; Williams, 85; Holmes, 90; Preston, 91; Wallace, O’Sullivan, McDonald. 92; Coyne, Macklow, 94; Douglas, 9S: McArthur. 101; Whyte, 109; Focke, 110;-Walker, E. White, 116; and Oliphant, 120. The second round will be played during the week-end, the draw being as under: Preston plays O’Sullivan; Coyne plays McArthur; Shepherd plays Williams; McDonald plays Barnett; Douglas plays Wallace; Walsh plays Oliphant; Gee plays McGovern. Otorohanga.—The following is the draw for the flag match to be played on Saturday by members of the Otorohanga Golf Club: Men—Cox v. Ellis; Craig v. Fry, jun.; Black v. Rees; Francis v. Alexander: Fortescue v. Anderson: Cowern v. Morley: Prescott v. G. H. Fry; Rhodes v. D. Liddy: Gilberd v. Simms; Whyte v. Selbie; K. Liddy v. Merrin. Women —Mrs. Simms v. Miss Kerr: Mrs. Cowern v. Mrs. Patterson; Miss Barker v. Mrs. Boles; Mrs. Smith v. Miss Lawson* Mrs. Ellis v. Mrs. Cook; Miss Hopkirk v. Miss K. Lawson; Miss Calvert v. Miss V. Hobson; Miss D. Symes v. Miss Jordan: Mrs. Corbett v. Miss M. Richards; Miss A- Hall v. Miss Rickman. Rapakura.—The following Players will represent the Papakura Ladies Golf Club in a match against the Akarana Ladies Club at Papakura to-morrow: Miss White. Miss Walker. Mrs. Goddard. Miss McLennan. Miss M. Walters; Miss J. Valters: Miss W. Rhind; Mrs. Busing. Miss Wilkins, Mrs. Foote. Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Pavitt; emergency. Mrs. Langford. The draw for the first round °f ladies’ championships of the FapaK rvif flub is as follows. Seniors M.rs. Pavitt v Mias J. Walters: Mrs Elliott V Miss Wood: Mrs. Gilmore v. Mips M WaUers; Miss White ™ss WaPter: in'; s Miss tvTts. Foote v. Miss McLennan Juniors —Mrs. Chapman v. Aicri Mis Tfroot's V- Miss Fornrie. Mrs. r...r V Miss rlark: Miss O Cailatrhap a bye. Everslie.—Owinc to a misunderstapdinf on the Part of several members when eompetinsr for the Uovesrove trophv op Saturday last, a number of +be cards returned were incomplete. Ip ouence the committee has decided that them A i,h will be renlsved this weekend The draw is as follows: Ttykes v Rhind: Warden v. A. C, Smith: m O V 11 V C. Milne: Loveerove v. V. Goociarci ; r ‘ con v McPonaM: Tlog''n \. Le\er*. 2SSTSS&

v. Rice: F. Parker v. I. Platt; B. Johnson v. G. Wilson; Widdowson v. Francis. Following- is the draw for the monthly medal round to be played by members of the Everslie Radies’ Golf Club tomorrow: Miss J. Derbyshire v. Miss * O. Slack; Miss T. Turner v. Miss B. Cosgraye; Miss J. Little v. Miss E. Cleai’y; Miss Agmen Smith v. Mrs. Grant: Mrs. Lacassie v. Miss R. Arbuckle; Miss M. Smith v. Miss A. Derbyshire: Miss J. Cosgrave v. Miss Francis; Miss M. O’Neill v. Mrs. Richardson; Mrs. Lever v. Mrs. -Rilkey: Miss Wright v. Miss J. Wilson; Mrs. R.. Finlay v. Mrs. McEntee; Mrs. Agmen Smith v. Mrs. Wardell; Miss Wilkins v. Mrs. Foote: Mrs. O’Connell v. Mrs. Rhind: Mrs. F. Parker v. Mrs. Payne; Miss M. McLennan v. Miss Ralnh; Mrs. D. Farrant v. Mrs. P. Parker; Mrs. Goddard v. Mrs. Chamberlain; Mrs. Bethune v. Miss Murray; Mrs. Boles v.. another. INTER-CLUB Otahuhu beats Waiuku: The match was plaved at Otahuhu yesterday. Results, Waiuku names first:— Mrs. Christianson v. Miss M. Cutforth, Mrs. Forbes (2 —1> v. Mrs. Hipkins. Miss Muir v. Miss IT. Percy (4 —2). Miss Barriball v. Miss N. Mellsop (8 — 7) Mrs. Ohlson (3 —2) v. Miss R. O’LoughXll Miss Barnaby (3—2 T v. Miss B. Wyllie. Mrs. Darkness v. Mrs. Chapman (S —6). Miss Arkle (4 —2) v. Miss A. Whyte. Miss Ducker v. Mrs. Shaw (s—-4). Miss Fenwick v. Miss Dreadon (2 —1). Waiuku 4, Otahuhu C.