Pastimes and Players Club Notes and News.

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 678, 1 June 1929, Page 11

Pastimes and Players Club Notes and News.

Tennis RE.MU ERA CLUB j Tlie sound financial position of the | club was the subject of eulogistic comment by the president of the Remuera Lawn Tennis Club. Mr. E. W. Griffiths, at last evening's annual meeting. Me made special reference to the winning of women’s and men’s singles championships of New Zealand by Miss Macfarlane and E. L. Bartleet respectively, and the success of the club's junior players, B. Brownlee and R. S. Milne, at the recent tournament in Wellington. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mr. J£. W- Griffiths: vice-presidents, Messrs. E. Tonks, T>. G. Macfarlane: hon. secretary and treasurer, Mr. A. W. Christmas; hon. auditor, Mr. W. M. Burton; committee, Mesdames Robson, Tonks, Taylor, Misses L. Roberton, O. Sturt, Messrs. K. Hall. K. Rowllings, X. Sturt, S. Colegrove, F. W. Lucas, J. E. Stedman. THE ONEHUNGA CLUB At the annual meeting of the One- j hunga Lawn Tennis Club, Mr. Malcolm Robb presiding, the annual report stated that the membership totalled 195, including four life members, 95 women and 68 men and 28 honorary. The chairman referred to the excellent financial position of the club, which was largely due to the generosity of Mr. G. M. Fleming in giving the ground for six courts. Officers were elected as follows: President, Mr. P. Plarrison; vice-presi-dents, Messrs. G. H. Fleming, G. L. Taylor, F. J. Ohlson, C. I). Warren; secretary, Mr. W. E. La Roche; treasurer, Mr. K. Haydon; auditor, Mr. V. Kirk: committee, Messrs. Watkin, Haslett, Carnachan, Power, Mesdames P. Harrison, Robb, M. Robb, C. A. Robb, J. T. Harrison, F. Coates, A. Cole, A. J. Parr; delegates to Auckland Association, Messrs. P. Harrison, C. ID. WarreiC E. A. Robb.

Golf MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB The draw for the Maungakickie Golf Club’s 36-hole medal competition at Titirangi on Monday, is as follows; J. C. Wilson v. H.. Brinsden, A. Harvey v. H. It. Cooke, 11. Broadbent v. C. Robinson, A. J. Good v. C. G. Fisher, S. Hunter v. F. S. Baffin, R. M. George v. H. A. Randrup, 11. L. Robson v. G. Tallis, M. Nelson v. R. J. Hamilton, W. J. Thomson v. T. Clarke, R. McCrystaJl v. R. L. Wilson, C. S. Western v. E. Ohlson, A. V. Pearce v. J. Carnachan, R. M. Dacre v. T. A. Goulding, H. M. Rogerson v. A. Le Sieur, T. Goudie v. G. L. Taylor, P. Harrison v. R. J. Graham, A. N. Taylor v. E. Beehan, R. Gray v. A. W. Vercoe, J. Gilmour v. A. Parr, B. A. Wills v. W. P, Baker, H. McCoy v. A. H. O’Leary, G. Uren v. R. F. Ward, N. McLean v. A. Carutty, J. C. Finlay v. J. Murray, ID. ID. Holland v. A- E. Robb, W. "West v. G. White, A. McArthur v. A. Saunders, G. C. Jones v. J. A. Stewart, J. R. Neill v. S. Moore, L. Rogers v. R. A. Spinley. AUCKLAND LADIES’ CLUB

Following is the draw for the monthly medal competition to be played on Tuesday by the members of the Auckland Ladies* Golf Club: Mrs. Endean v. Mrs. Towle, Miss E. Wilson v. Miss Lever, Miss Moginie v. Miss Colbeck, Miss Buddie v. Miss M. Gibbons, Mrs. Murphy v. Miss L. Cutfield, Miss ID. Gibbons v. Miss Rathbone, Miss Ridings v. Miss Hamlin, Miss MacCormick v. Miss Graham, Mrs. Wright v. Miss McGovern, Miss Culling v. Miss Orr, Mrs. Craven v. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Smith V. Miss T. Bayly, Mrs. Green v. Mrs. Buttle, Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Foster v. Mrs. Nevill, Miss C. Bayly v. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Morris v. Miss Egerton, Miss Clark v. Mrs. Carr, Miss Noakes V. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Trice v. Mrs. Cox, Miss Robertson v. Mrs. Rainger, Miss C. Rainger v. Mrs. A. Friedlander, Mrs. Finn v. Miss ID. Rainger, Miss Henderson v. Mrs. Frater, Miss Ballantyne V. Miss Reid, Mrs. Revell v. Miss IDraper, Mrs. Wly de-Browne v. Miss Spencer, Miss Porter v. Mrs. Martin, Miss Kent v. Mrs. E. Friedlander, Miss Walkley v. Mrs. Jefferson, Mrs. Leary v. Miss Cousins, Mrs. Tewsley v 4 Mrs. Brittain, Miss Coutts v. another. Matches played in the fourth round for the Hope Lewis Cup resulted as follow: Mrs. Craven won from Mrs. Mellsop by default; Miss N. MacCormick (9) beat Miss L. Cutfield (15), 2 up; Miss B. McGovern (18), beat Mrs. Trice (21), 2 and 1; Miss N. Ballantyne won from Miss L. Roberton, by default: Mrs. Hughes (16), beat .Mrs. Rainger (22), 3 and 2; Mrs. Finn (24) beat Miss T. Bayly (11), 3 and 2; Mrs. Rutherford (13) beat Miss M. Macfarlane (10), 9 and 8; Mrs. Morris (21) beat Mrs. Miller (36), 1 up. The next round must be played by June 10. AKARANA CLUB Members of the Akarana Golf Club will play the qualifying rounds of the senior and junior championships over 36 holes, medal rounds, on Monday, commencing at 8.30. Post entries will be received. An IS holes stroke handicap event will be held in the afternoon. The captain’s trophy will be presented for the best gross score over 18 holes. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB Following were the best scores returned in the coronation and L.G.U. medals played by senior members of the Titi-r rangi Ladies’ Golf Club: Miss Grove, 96, 19 —77; Miss K. Horton, 93 13—80; Mrs. Alison, 95. 13—S2; Mrs. J. C. Finlay, 96, 15—81: Miss Grierson, 99, 18—81; Miss A. Hill. 99, 17—82. The best cards for the junior L.G.U. medal were: Miss M. Cooke, 101, 23—78; Mrs. Henrys, 103, 25—75; Miss Potter, 105, 25—80; Miss Carnachan, 106, 24—82; Mrs. Norton, 118, 36—52; Mrs. Grevatt, 103. 21—82. The C grade match was won by Miss E. Hardley. The following team will represent the Titirangi Ladies' Club in an inter-club match with the Auckland Ladies’ Club at Middlemore next Thursday:—Singles: Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. Hosking, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Alison, Mrs. Beattie, Miss Napier Mrs. Finlay, Mrs. Shroif. Foursomes: Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Hosking. Mrs. Leighton and Mrs. Shroff, Mrs. Alison and Mrs. Beattie, Miss Napier and Mrs. Finlay. WAITEMATA LADIES' CIUB The L.G.U. monthly medal match will be played by members of the Waitematu Ladies’ Golf Club on Wednesday. Following is the draw: Mrs. Atkinson v. Miss McGlashan, Mrs. Bayly v. Mrs. Clouston, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Hay v. Mrs. Nevill, Miss Macindoe V. Mrs. Prime. Mrs. Hogan c. Mrs. Walsh, Miss Hall v. Mrs. Lewin, Miss Nevill v. Mrs. Beaumont. C grade players will play a medal round. Following is the draw: Mrs. McLougall v. Miss Mason, Miss Gribbin v. Miss N. Mason, Miss Williams v. MissKing, Mrs. Gooding v. Miss Ching, Mrs. Lettington v. Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Gabites v. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Lowner v. Miss Luder, Mrs. Chapman v. Mrs. A. 11. W'oods, Mrs. Spicer v. Miss Purser, Miss O’Connor v. another.