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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 431, 13 August 1928, Page 7

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WEEK-END RESULTS TAREHA WINS AT DANNEVIRKE (Special to THE SUN) DANNEVIRKE, Saturday. In glorious weather to-day Kapi Tareha, Napier, won the Southern Hawke’s Bay golf championship, defeating Harold Black, Wellington, 9 up and 8 to play in the final over 36 holes. Tareha completely outplayed his opponent. AUCKLAND RESULTS The following were the best scores returned in Auckland and provincial golf events on Saturday: Auckland.—Medal foursomes: C. Towle and V. E. J. Wells, 83 —15, 6S; W. S. Ralph and W. B. Colbeck, 7S—5, 73; E. L. Bartleet and D. MacCormick, SO —5, 75; H. P. Richmond and J. F. Ewen, 90—13, 77. One Tree Hill. —Medal: Under 16 handicap—J. W. Clarke, SI—S, 73; J. S. Rankin, 87 —14, 73; H. C. Spinley, S9—l4, 75. Sixteen and over: J. Gilmour, 90—16, 74; F. C. Western, 92—16, 76. The fourth round of the match play handicap for the Elliffe Cup was also played. Following were the results:—F. Newell beat G. Sandwith, 5 and 3; S. W. Hunter beat F. W. Wilson, 2 and 1; J. Goyder beat F. Wiseman, 3 and 2; J. Gilmour beat J. Methven, 4 and 3; E. A. Tuke beat H. Worsley, 5 and 3; R. J. Hamilton beat E. D. Reidy, 4 and 3; I. McHarg beat A. H. Blackburn, 3 and 2. Titirangi.—Bogey: P. Harrison, 1 up. Taylor Bowl: W. P. Aitken beat R. McCrystall, 3 and 2. Akarana.—Bogey: Senior grade—H. A. Clarke (8), 5 up; I). Syme (12), 2 up; B. J. Smith, jun. (2), square; C. Bailey (4), square; W. Turbott (9), square. Junior grade: A. L. Hume (IS), square; J. Chadwick (15), 2 down. The following players qualified to play off for the club championship of the Akarana Ladies’ Golf Club:—Miss O. M. Darrach, Mrs. McCarthy, Miss Miller, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Court, Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Symes, Miss T. Cox, Miss G. Parr, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Fearnley, Miss M. Peet, Miss Tyler-Davies, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Preston, Miss E. Walrond. The eclectic competition was won by Mrs. Ellis, 106—35, 71. Other scores were: 92 rS IB C 74’ ' L ° 6 — S3 ' 73 ’ Mrs - McCarthy, The C grade eclectic competition was won by Miss Bain, 108. „„ p, dP. uke - —Medal: I. G. McKenzie, 73—6, 67; W. Mills, S6—IS, 68; E. Close, 91—20, 71. Waiuku.—ln the semi-finals for the senior championship Christianson defeated Bloomfield at the 19th hole,. Christianson now meets Ohlson, over 36 holes, for the final. In the junior championship competition, Jerram defeated White, 3 and 2; Barriball defeated Munro, 2 and 1; McCarthy defeated Barker, 4 and 3. The Crane handicap competition was won by Colbeck, who beat Ducker in the final, 2 up. In the second round for the ladies’ championship, Mrs. Forbes defeated Miss Glynes, 4 and 3; Miss Barriball defeated Miss Austin, 4 and 3; Miss Muir defeated Mrs. Ohlson, 4 and 3; Mrs. Christianson defeated Mrs. Harkness, 4 and 3. In the semi-finals, Miss Barriball defeated Mrs. torbes, 1 up. In the final Miss Barriball will play the winner of the match between Mrs. Christianson and Miss Muir. Pukekohe. Club championships: Senior: Miss Backhurst defeated Mrs. Ingram, 3 and 2; Miss Duncan defeated Mrs. O Loughlin, 6 and 5; Mrs. Motion Misa Jefferis, 8 and 7; Mrs. McWhirter won by deftult from Miss Pirrit. Junior: Miss Jamieson defeated Mrs. otuart, 2 up; Miss R. Johns defeated Miss I. Stewart, 9 and 8; Miss Kensington defeated Miss O’Connor, 3 and 2; Miss Clark defeated Miss A. Potter, 2 and 1. Me^’V;£ e . nior: Coyle defeated Short, 1 up. McWhirter defeated Lally, 4 and 3; Johnson defeated Maddison, 6 and 4 Junior: Duncan defeated Raines, 2 up; Lee defeated Hosking, 3 and 2; Charlesworth defeated Stuart, 3 and 2. The best scores returned for the medal aggregate were:—Ladies: Miss Kensington, 75—32, 43; Miss Clark, 76—32, 44R . J°hns, 69—21, 48; Mrs. Stuart! ou 62, 48. Men: Kissling, 89—16, 73; Brosnahan, 84—8, 76. In the match for Mrs. Motion’s consolation trophy Miss Kensington is leading m the ladies’ division, with Miss Clark second, Mrs. Stuart third. In the men’s division, McWhirter is leading, with Pike next. Hamilton.—Foursomes: Eiby and Gillies, 87 —13, 74; Guy and Hart, 88—11, 77; Eggleston and Gray, 90—13, 77; Swarbrick and Crimp, 91—12, 79; Bullock and McCracket, 100—20, SO; Gerrand and Ross, 86—6, 80; Wynne and Horton, 86—6, 80. Tauranga.—ln the first round of the Tauranga senior championship, Matheson defeated Rodgers, 6 up and 5; Roche defeated Ralfe, 3 and 2; Gibbs defeated Pott, 2 up; Hetherington defeated Renshaw, 4 and 3. In the first round of the junior championship J. Guiness defeated Watkinson at the 20th hole; Lewis defeated Ibbetson, 4 and 3; Hanna defeated Simmonds, 3 and 2; Gifford defeated Patterson, 1 up. Two challenges have recently been played in the four-ball competition. Bryan and Ralfe successfully resisted a challenge by Roche and Gibbs, and -Gifford and Lewis won the junior challenge buttons from S. Guinness and Simmonds on the 18th green.