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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 438, 21 August 1928, Page 11

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MATCH RESULTS PROVINCIAL EVENTS Matches played during the weekend included the following:—Waitemata.—lst round, Alison Memorial Cup: T. O'Connell, 76—12, 64; S. McLeod, 84—IS, 60; M. S. O'Connor, s 2 11. 71; H. Whitley, S6—ls, 71; R. B. Wilson, SO—9, 71. Pukekohe.—Men's senior «. l.;.mpionship semi-final: Johnson beat McWhirter, 5 and 4. Johnson trophy, semi-final: Maddison beat Schlaepfer, 1 up. ►Senior championship, women.—Mrs. Motion beat Miss Backhurst, 6 and 5; Mrs. McWhirter beat Miss Duncan, 3 and 1. Junior championship.—Miss R. Johns beat Miss Kensington, 1 up; Miss Jamieson beat Miss Clark, 8 and 7. Married v. Single, former mentioned first.—McWhirter beat Schlaepper, 2 up; O’Loughlin beat Lee, 6 and 3; Foster beat Scantlebury, 3 and 2: Charlesworth lost to Pike. 3 and 1; Maddison lost to Short, 6 and 5; Findlay lost to Drake, 4 and 2; Stuart lost to Roulston. jnr., 3 and 2; Lally lost to Kissling. 2 and 1; Johnson lost to Brosnahan, 1 down: Hosking and Duncan, all square. Mrs. Motion beat Miss Backhurst, 6 and 5; Mrs. McWhirter beat Miss Duncan, 3 and 1; Mrs. Maddison beat Miss B. Stuart, 3 and 2; Mrs. Stuart beat Miss Roulston, 3 and 2: Mrs. O’Loughlin and Miss O’Connor, all square. Cambridge. Championship qualifying rounds: Sutherland, 82: Boyce, 85; F. Entwistle, 87; Wells, 90; Alford, 81; Tod, 92; Bradstreet, 93; A. Nicoll, 94. Juniors: Robinson. 96; Lundon, 97: Grummitt, 97; O’Neill, 99; J. Entwistle, 100: Xeely, 105; Creed, 108; Moorhouse, 107. A medal handicap played resulted in Sutherland winning, with a score of 82— 12, 70; the runner-up being Boyce, 85— 12. 73. Rotorua.—ln the semi-final for the championship of Rotorua Golf Club, played on Saturday, P. Sheriff beat Hulton. 3 and 1. Hulton won the championship last year. Sherriff is one of the foundation members. C. Kusabs beat Worthington. 3 and 2. They are also foundation members. On the way out Worthington was three up, but failed to hold his opponent. The final between Kusabs and Sherriff will be played next Saturday. In the B grade matches George beat Mclsaacs. 4 and 3, and Gee beat A. French on the 18th. Tauranga.—The final of the Tauranga Golf Club’s junior championship was played between D. V. Hannah and D. Lewis and resulted in a win for Lewis, 5 and 4. In the senior championship Hetherington defeated Matheson. last year's champion, 2 up. The contestants for championship honours are P. H. Roche and E. C. Hetherington. The final will be played on Wednesday. In a challenge match for the fourball buttons, R. P. Baigent and R. T. Goulding defeated J. H. Ralfe and H. P. Bryan (holders), 2 and 1. Opotik; Ladies.—Championship qualifying round and medal: Mrs. O’Sullivan, 101—32, 69; Mrs. Todd, 107—36, 71: Mrs. Jessop, 104—28, 76: Miss L. Wilson, 112— 36, 76; Mrs. Carroll, 114—36. 78. The best gross scores were: Mrs. Forbes. 99; Mrs. O'Sullivan, 101; Mrs. Jessop, 104; Mrs. Todd, 107. Te Puke v. Whakatane.—Played at Te Puke, when the home team won by 7 matches to 4. Results. Te Puke names first: Mrs. Westlake and Miss Mollgard beat Miss Baick and Mrs. Fraser, 1 up; Mrs. Budd and Mrs. Perring beat Mrs. Sloane and Miss Bell. 1 up: Mrs. Thorburn and Mrs. Butcher lost to Miss Routley and Miss Allen; Miss J. Meeson and Mrs. Wilsone lost to Mrs. Suckling and Miss Hyland. 5 and 3; Mrs. Westlake beat Miss Black, 1 up; Miss Mollgard beat Mrs. Fraser. 1 up: Mrs. Budd beat Miss Sloane. 3 and 2: Mrs. Perring beat Miss Bell, 4 and 2: Mrs. Thorburn beat Miss Routley. 4 and 2; Mrs. Butcher lost to Miss Allen. 4 and 2: Miss Jamieson and Mrs. Suckliner, all square: Mrs. W'ilsone lost to Miss Hyland, 7 and 6. MATCHES ARRANGED The following matches have been ar-

ranged, and teams chosen:— Otahuhu.—A captain v. president uarts match, the proceeds from which are to go to charity, will be played by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club on Saturday. Following is the draw: W. B. Eustace v. J. B. Simpson; 1L G. Mudiit v. A. P. Eustace; C. K. Reader v. K. It. Kay; F. Macdonald v. TL L. Brown; J. McArthur v. 11. Robb; R. Hipkina v. EL Heaton; G. Cox v. S. W. House; B. H. Menzies v. H. J. Levy; J. A. McPherson v. C. F. Jones; A. Murdoch v. C. P„ Downey; E. Canham v. J. Logan; E. Stephenson v. J. C. Paine; J. Valentine v. 1L J. Short; Spraggon v. Williams. Pupuke Teams.—ln a teams match u> be played against Auckland at Middlemore next Saturday, the following players will represent Pupuke; I. G. MacKenzie, A. M. Howden, PL Gold water, A. \V. Clark, L. J. Minogue, G. O. Stephenson, IJ. R. C. Mowbray, H. T. Gould, L. G. Whittaker, T. G. de Clive Lowe, E. Harper. The following players will represent Pupuke against Glcndowie: W r . H. Spiller. R. H. Greville, R. Johnston. S. It. Xorris, W. I. Stemson, L. J. Keeling, R. X. S. Chisholm, W. F. Marshall. G. D. S. Hunt. PL V. Lush, H. W. Bennett. Hamilton.—Championship qualifying round on Saturday: Seniors—Bellingham, Gillies, Guy, W. D. Ross, Rees, Wynn* , Fisher, Tompkins, Atkins, Crimp, J. M. Horton. Sutcliffe. Beehan, Wake. Durrand, W. M. Horton, jun., Cleary. Intermediate grade—Eiby, Robinson. Allen. Strang, King, McFarland, Worley, .T. Pomeroy, W. B. Pomeroy, Hart, Wilson, Swarbrick. Gray, Gunn, Cole, Russell, Wilkes, 15 11. sen., Kirkman. Bhicki*-. Day. Dawson, Pountney. Juniors—Sinclair, Dean, Barnett, W r . M. Horton, sen.. Westwater, Money, Bindon. Cann. Robertson,

Griffiths, Simmonds, Clayton, Greene, Tombs, Booth, Newland. IT. C. Ross. Hovey, McCracken. Menzies, Bullock, Meek. Awdry, Xorris. East. Hogben. Hamilton Ladies.—The second round of the senior and junior championships of the Hamilton Ladies’ Golf Club will be played to-morrow, also a bogey match for players not in the championship*-'. Following is the draw: Miss M. Allen v. Mrs. P. E. Cleary: Mrs. E. M. Masters v. Mrs. W. Grut; Miss Dawson v. Mrs. F. Mander: Mrs. D. Hay v. Mr* C O. Bennett: Mrs. A. Joll v. Mrs. A. English; Mrs. G. W. Gower v. Miss P. Mackay: Miss M. McKenzie v. Miss T. Masters: Miss A. Coventry v. Mrs. W. Horton; Mrs. W. Aitken v. Mrs. J White: Mrs. g. Bartlett v. Miss IT. Wilson: Mrs. TL ! Worlev v Miss R Hammond - Mrs. H. C. i Ross v. Mrs. C. Tavlor: Mrs. T C. Fras- r v Miss T Gruar: Miss M. Rimmor v. 1 Miss K. O’iver: Mrs TT W Matthew® v. I Mis„ Temnler: Miss F Peacocke V. Mrs. !X. Patcliffe- Mrs M. M Hockin v Mrs. [ F House: Mrs. W rvterson v. Mrs X. R. PorV-v v ■I 'I • r Gommeneinc at seventh tee: M»*s. P. C. j Russell v Mrs. X H Hume; Miss M. 'Johnstone v. Miss Mrs. R EngI lish v. Mrs. Rawlings; Mrs. P. Stewart !v. Mrs. T,. Tompkins; Mrs X. Johnson ; v m;ss K otlvwr: F lforrb ▼. WSm TT. He-vwood: Mis® Stevens v Mrs. G. [Primrose; Mrs. C. Sutcliffe v Miss V. |Go nn: Mr® x. G Pountnev v. Mrs J V. ! Strang. A one-day tournament will be [he’d on Thursday. Rentember 6.

Glendowie.—The following will rep resent Glendowfe In their match with Pupuke at G’endow’c on Patord n v next. A L. Stedmnn. CV W Garrard. P Go’dwater. A. Fortrie L Keys. A. G Johns. XV Meek. .T. P Rendall. A- C. T Btedman. TT W»*T~ht. K. Brookfield. R Barsbaw m arm*-