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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 447, 31 August 1928, Page 11

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' TITIRANGI LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Mrs. Banister defeated Mrs. Hocking 2 up and 1 in the Titirangi Ladies senior championship yesterday. Miss Russell won the junior championship defeating Mrs. Henry 5 up and 3. The best card in the Canadian foursomes was returned by Mrs. Russell and Miss Stubbs, Jf3, 17—66. Mr?. Rutherford and Mrs. Endean also returned a card of 83, 15 —68. The putting competitions were won by Miss K_ Horton. Mrs. Dufaur and Miss G. Easton. Waiuku Ladies. —Canadian foursomes for “Howden Stars." The winners wer* Misses Austin and Arkle who returned a nett score of 79. Other cards were:— Misses Howden and Barnaby. 81; Mesdames Munro and Barker, 82; Misses Hull and Ducker, 85: Mrs. BischoffBarriball and Miss Muir. 91: Mrs. Forbes and Miss West, 99; Misses Glynes and Motion, 99; Mrs. I lark ness and Mi?Harkness. 99: Misses Barriball and Fenwick, 99; Mes dames Christianson and J err am, 99. Maungakiekie Ladies.—Owing to tinmen’s championship matches commencing at nine o’clock to-morrow the One Tree Hill links will be closed for lady player during the morning. Week-end player: may play after two o’clook. On Tuesda> the postponed bogey match will be played in conjunction with the first round of tineclectic match. Entries will close today. Pukekohe Ladies. —The ladies’ senior championship of the Pukekohe dub lu< .« been won by Mrs. Motion, who defeated Miss Backhurst in the semi-final 7 and 5. and Mrs. McWhirter in the final. • and 5. The final for the ladies’ junir. championship is to be played between Miss R. Johns and Miss Jamieson. An eclectic handicap, for Mrs. David Roulston’s trophy was won by Miss A Potter, who returned a card of 116. 4R—6The next best cards were:—Miss R. Johns. 191, 32—69; Miss Jefferis, 104, 24—80. Maungakiekie Club. —Draw for Lm qualifying rounds, over 36 holes, for t: • C grade championship, 16 to qualify, to be played by members of the Maungakießie Golf Club at One Tree Hill, commencing at nine o’clock to-morrow.—E. I. Roche v. A. Tindall. T. Stone v. D. I>. Holland, G. Goodwin, v. J. W. Court. R E. Craig v. J. Dawson, W. H. Qraharv. J. W. Tucker, R. Sawers v. J. Harrison. R H. Melville v. L. Knight, A E. Whitten v. A. E. Robb, G. L. Knight v. J. Howie. R. W. Verry v. T. H. Gan ley. C. Hardley v. S. Reid, F. Schlschka \. W. T White.

A medal handicap will be played in the afternoon. Post entries will be received, players to choose partners. Draw for the qualifying rounds, over 36 holes, for the C grade championship to be played by members of the Maunga - kiekie Golf Club at the Titirangi link-to-morrow: —W. Cain v. M. Robb. .T. Truscott v. A. A. Tysoe, G. Birch, v W. R. Vercoe, R. Gray v. L. Rogers.. P. A. Spurdle v. G. H. Beaumont. LAWN TENNIS TE PUKE CLUB’S MEETING (From Our Otcn Correspamicnt. TE PUKE, To-day. At the annual meeting of the Te Puke Lawn Tennis Club, Mr. W. E. Hookeypresided. The election of officers resalted:—Patron, Mr. R. King; president, Mr. T. H. Wilson; vice-presidents, Messrs. A. Budd and J. P. Mahoney; hon. secretary. Mr. D. B. Veitch; club captain, Mr. G. T. Simpson; committee, Mesdames Martyn and Budd, Misses Jamieson, Mollgaard and Brown, Messrs. Hookey, J. Murray, R. Mollgaara and tho secretary: match committee, Mr. Simpson. Mrs. Martyn and the s*cr» - tary; delegate to Auckland Association. Mr. E. Mitchell; delegate to Bay of Plenty Association, Mr. C. A Suckling. It was decided to open the com is on Labour Day.