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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 441, 24 August 1928, Page 7

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NORTH AUCKLAND TITLE (Special to THE SUE J WHANGAKEI, Thursday. The qualifying rounds of the North Auckland golf championship were played to-day at Mount Denby links. Apart from a strong wind the conditions were ideal. The course was good, but most competitors had difficulty on the particularly fast greens. The match was played over 36 holes. The following qualified: W. Thomson, 76 and 7S, 154; B. Cumberworth, SO and 80, 160; W. Donohue, SO and 82, 162; A. Lamb, SO and S 3, 163; J. llockin. 85 and Sf, 173; PI. F. Buckley, 85 and 85, 170; W. Conoghan, 87 and 86, 173; B. Wolff, 85 and 89 174; R. Harrison, 83 and 93, 176; H. Good, 90 and 88, 178; Jounneaux, 90 and 89, 179; J. Glanville, 94 and 87, 181: Hotson, 91 and 89, 180; L. Bird, 89 and 97, 186; Seccorabe, 94 and 95, IS9; D. Blair, 95 and 95, 190. A medal match played in conjunction with the morning round resulted in a win for W. Thomson, 67. A flag match played in conjunction with the afternoon rounds was won by Davidson, of Dargaville, who carried the flag to the 19 th green. ROTORUA TITLE DRAW (From Our Oxen Correspondent) ROTORUA, Thursday. Much interest is being shown in the coming tournament, which will begin next Tuesday. A number of competitors have arrived and are getting the strength of the links. The usual match, Captain’s team v. Vice-captain’s, will be played on and a number of the visitors have signified their desire to take part. The following is the draw for the qualifying round in the championship event:—J. S. Harrison v. W. S. Ralph; H. B. Lusk v. W. Morrice; E. L. Bartleet v. Carlyon-Brittain; L. L. Western v. N. H. Bull; W. N. Abbott v. Ronald Fisher; L. Seifert, jun., v. C. E. Kusabs; G.'AI. Dodgshun v. N. Louisson; H. Tidmarsh v. F. Trice; A. B. Wake v. T. liulton; F. C. Fryer v. H. E. Troutbeck; S. E. Carr v. J. B. Mac Ewen; M. D. Carr v. A. Seifert, R. F. Johnston v. Copeland Smith; C. E. llowden v. J. B. Lusk; Howden, jun., v. K. Buddie; F. Macky v. H. Brinsden; W. Wilson v. W. R. Willcock; A. Ji Friedlander v. L. B. Campbell; C. H. Wells v. J. R. Aldred; A. Ford v. E. C. Robieson; E. Griffiths v. K. G. Salmond; H. W. Frost v. E. A. Dargaville; Stephen Hunter v. Carr Austin; B. C. Jacobs v. C. Horton; T. PL Clark v. E. La T. Hill; C. G. Johnson v. C. H. Worthington; H. W. Upton v. F. Wiseman; Wilson Warcock v. A. H. Blackburn; C. R. Herrold v. F. 11. Maingay; R. H. Phelan v. M. E. Thompson; A. K. Duthie v. D. Poison; H. P. Bryan v. F. R. Jefferd; R. Sellar v. A. Smith; T. V. Auld v. W. T. Pakes; E. A. Mills v. C. R. Palmer; C. Western v. E. B- Brown; J. Schnauer v. C. O. Hansen; F C. Western v. A. Reeve; J. McKenzie Wilson v. W. Maingay. MRS. COLLI NSON WINS Press Association. DANNEVIRKE, Thursday. The annual tournament of the Dannevirke Ladies' Golf Club ended to-day, Mrs. Collinson (Palmerston North) won th* Southern Hawke's Bay championship for the second time in succession. She defeated Miss Gaisford (Mirton) in the final by 2 up, after a brilliant game. Mrs. Spiers (Napier) won the Tataoraite Handicap match, defeating Miss Drummond (Dannevirke) »n the final, after a close match, at the 2Sth hole. CLUB MATCHES Results of club matches have been as follow: One Tree Hill Ladies.—Match-play

foursomes—lst round: Miss A. Grove and Miss J. Easton defeated Miss C. Stubbs and Miss E. Schnauer, 2 and 1; Mrs. Hosking and Mrs. O’Leary defeated Miss t'olebrook and Mrs. Finlay, 1 up; .Miss N. Clarke and Miss I. Walker defeated Miss Evans and Miss Moody, & and 4; Miss McL. Dowie and Miss Hooton defeated Mrs. Chappell and Miss Lamb. 2 up. Second Round. —Mrs. Hosking and Mrs. O'Leary defeated Miss A. Grove and Miss J. Easton, 3 and 2; Mfs. Paterson and Mrs. Joplin defeated Miss Lawrence and Mrs. Roberts, 4 and 3; Miss D. Horton and Mrs. Lovett defeated Miss R. Cornaga and Miss M. Gold water, 3 and 1; Mrs. McMillan and Miss Johnston defeated Miss G. Easton and Mrs. Robinson, 5 and 4: Mrs. Schnauer and Miss Plaslett defeated Mrs. Honrys apd Miss M. Cooke, 6 and 5; Mrs. Russell and Miss U. Russell defeated Miss Grierson and Miss Churton, 7 and 5; Mrs. Beattie and Miss G. Cooke defeated Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Noakes, 5 and 4: Miss K. Horton and Mrs. Swain defeated Mrs. Grevatt and Miss Gallagher, 1 up; Mrs. and All's. Gold water won by default from Mrs. Balgarnie and Miss Blackburn; Mrs. Malcolm and Mrs. Walker defeated Mrs. White and Mrs. Burton, 4 and 3; Mrs. Owen and Miss Millington defeated Miss Stitt and Miss Williams, 5 and 4; Mr*. Choyee and Miss Hall defeated Mrs. Robb and Miss Harrison, 4 and 3; Miss Potter and Miss Bailey defeated Mrs. Ward and Miss Hacket, 3 and 2: Miss Ponsiord and Mrs. Bourke defeated Mrs. Spinley and Mrs. Mason, 2 and 1; Mrs. Broughton and Airs. Rudgfc defeated Airs. Haycock and Miss AI. Miller. 4 and 3; Aliss I. Walker and Aliss N. Clarke defeated Miss McL. Dowie and Aliss Hooton. 2 up. Glendowie Ladies.— Miss N. Appleyard 10S—t28, 80; Mrs. Hutchison* 107—25, 82; Mrs. Hayes. 107—25. 82. Rotorua Ladies. —Flag match: Airs. La T. Hill. 87—12, 75; Airs. Pa rata. 91—15. 76; Miss Payton, 85—6, 79. “B** grade; Miss Carnachan, 105—32, 73; Mrs. Hall* 96—21. 75. Franklin Ladies.—ln the ladies* championship Aliss U. Aluir, Waiuku, won In the play-off of the tie from Miss McLennan. Waiuku won the teams match. INTER-CLUB Glendowie v. Papakura, at GTendowie,. won by the home team, 7J to 3i. Glendowie names first:— Airs. Browne defeated Aliss White. 4 and 3; Mrs. Hill defeated Mrs. Goddard, 2 up; Mrs. Stanley lost to Miss Walker, 2 down; Miss Sharland defeated Aliss M. Walters, 1 up; Airs. Alfiler lost to Miss J. Walters, 5 and 3; Mrs. Hayes defeated Aliss Rhind. 7 and 6; Airs. Hutchison defeated Airs. Busing, 7 and 6; Mrs. Hints defeated Airs. Pavitt, 5 and 4; Airs. Warren lost to Airs. Elliott, 1 down; Aliss Maden and Airs. Langford, all square: Airs. Dickey defeated Airs. Tilsto, 3 and 1.