CLUB MATCHES

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 452, 6 September 1928, Page 10

CLUB MATCHES

RESULTS ANNOUNCED The following club matches have been played:— Akarana Ladies. —First round Stewart Dawson Cup and L.G.U. medal in conjunction: Miss E. Tyler-Davies, 101—26, 75; Airs. Fearnley, 111—30, 81; Miss Al. Mason, 115—34, 81; Airs. McCarthy. 100— 18, 82; Aliss T. Cox, 105—23 r 82; Aliss T. Jones, 116—34, 82; Miss K. Knott, 11S — 35, 83; Miss J. Lamb, 118 —35, 83; Miss G. Bygate, 115—32, 83; Miss D. Hodge, 119— 36, 83.

The flag match played by C grade players was won by Aliss I. Deacon, who carried the flag to the 18th green. Following is the result of the four-ball best-ball bogey match: Alisa Walrond and Aliss Eskrigge and Mrs. McCarthy and Airs. Symes, 7 up; Miss F. Ballantyne and Airs. Preston and Aliss Peet and Aliss Parr, 6 up; Airs. Alueller and Airs. Gilmore and Airs. G. M. Brown and Alias Darraeh, 5 up. In the semi-finals of the handicap match play competition for Mr. Bacon's trophy, Aliss Cox (26) defeated Mrs. Gilmore (25), 1 up, and Airs. Cox (33) defeated Aliss Darraeh (15), 5 and 3. Pupuke. —Following are the best cards returned in the fifth monthly medal round handicap match, played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club: I. G. Alackenzie, 76—6, 70; L J. *Alinogue, 89 —16, 73; H. T. Gould. 91 —17. 74; F. R. Norris. 94—20, 74; E. Bennett, 96—22. 74; R. Johnstone. 05—20, 75; B. Goldwater, 94—16, 78: M. Tv. Sylow, 98—20, 78. Play was noticeable for the fact that H. T. Gould, who has already a hole in one to his credit, holed out his tee shot at the fifth hole, one of 185yds. On his return to the clubhouse the usual penalty was imposed. DRAWS ARRANGED The following matches have been drawn:— Papakura. —The following is the draw for Air. A. R. AlcLennan’s trophy, to be played for by junior members ‘ of the Papakura Golf Club on Saturday; Beavs v. Haszard; McLennan v. Tilston; Page v

V. Elliott; Langford v. Brooks; Busirg v. Robbins; Grey v. B. Spencer; Gflmorr v. Naylor; Caddy v. Mcßae. . . Te Awamutu Ladies. —The following ithe draw for the first round of the lad»£f senior championship to be played at i* Awamutu on Saturday: Miss Wallace Airs. Oliphant: Aliss Focke v. Mrs. O’SuUJ" van; Aliss Quin v. Mrs. McDonald; MrsTeasdale v. Miss Montefiore. The draw for the juniors is as fol* o, L' Mrs. Jones v. Mrs. Walker; Airs. White v Aliss Alanson. The following players na>e byes: Aliss Civil. Mrs. B<*nd. Mr?. Chamberlain, Mrs. Barnett, ATrs. Peake, Ml - Irwin. , Pukekohe.—Draw for first round ot four-games championship: Miss Allan ai> Aliss Duncan v. Miss Clark and M* s * * Mrs. O’Loughlen and Mrs. |ion v. Aliss Jamieson and Miss Airs. Ingram and Aliss I. Potter v. Aladdison and Airs. Kensington: Ml*» Johns and Aliss Roulston v. Miss J*-' feries and Miss A. Potter: Brosnahan a» Drake v. Stuart and Kisslir.g: Short an Sellar v. Lawson and Findlay; Dune*and Hosking v. Lally and MhJSSSo Schlaepfer and Charlesworth v. Maddiand Roulston.