GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 698, 25 June 1929, Page 13

GOLF

HAMILTON LADIES’ CLUB The second round of the Douglas Cup will be played by members of tho Hamilton Ladies’ Golf Club tomorrow. Following is the draw, the first pair commencing at the firt tee at 12.30, and others following at four-minute intervals: Mrs Guy Bindon v. Mrs. J. P. O’Sullivan, Miss M. McLennan v. Sirs. T A. Milroy; Mrs. W. M. Horton v. Miss K. Oliver; Mrs. C. Sutcliffe v. Mrs. E. Bartlett; Mrs. P. E. Dingle v. Mrs. A. Joll; Miss J. Masters v. Mrs M. M. Hockin; Miss J. Templer v. Mrs. N. Jacobsen; Miss E. >T. Rees v. Mrs. Colin Taylor; Mrs. N. Ratcliffe v. Mrs. C. O. Bennett; Mis. G. Gower v. Miss B. Vickery. Mrs C. Blundell v. Mrs. T. C. Fraser; Miss H. Focke v. Mrs. E. M. Masters: Mrs. H. D. Matthews v. Mrs. F. Rawlings; Miss Stevens v. Miss M. Allen; Miss G. Hammond v. Miss E. Dawson: Mrs. C. A. Arthur v. Miss M. McKenzie. A week is the time allowed for the ■ third round of the Douglas Cup. Mrs. N. Batt and Mrs. C. O. Bennett are in the final for Mrs. A. Joll’s trophy, Miss K. Oliver and Miss J. Templer are in the final for the Gillies Vase. ROTORUA CLUB During last week-end the semifinals of the MacDonald Cup were played, and some exceptionally good golf was produced. The best game of the match was that between Morrice and H. Parata, the former conceding tho latter 10 strokes. At the end of the 18 holes, the match was all square This meant a further 18 holes, at the end of which Parata managed to beat his opponent by 2 up and 1 to play. On the other side of the draw, Waldon beat Fakes by 3 up and 2 to play, after an exhibition of good but very cautious golf. Parata mets Waldon in the final next Saturday, and no great odds will bo offered either player. In conjunction with the MacDonald Cup, a bogey competition was played, with tho following players all 2 down: Tatter sail, Dr. Hay, Roe, Morrice, Empen. LADIES’ GOLF UNION The New Zealand Ladies’ Golf Union homo links coronation medal competition was won by Mrs. McDonald, Te Awamutu, 83, 19—64 (eight under standard score). Other scores were: Mrs. Williams, Hanraer, 79, 18 —6.1 (five under standard score); Miss T. Duncan. Wellington, 90, 18 —72; Miss I. Green, Tiinarm 92, 19—73 (three under standard score); Mrs. Lumsden, Hanraer, 74, 10—64; Miss N. MacCormick, Auckland, 80, 9 —71 two under standard score); Miss M. Graham, Auckland, 92, 20 —72; Mrs. Harman, Hagley, 87, 19—68; Mrs. Nicholson, New Plymouth, 88, 14—74; Miss F. Rath bone, Auckland, SI, 9—72; Mrs. W. A. Scott, Timaru, 90, 15—75; Mrs. A. J. Windle. Waimarino, 98, 17 —81 (one under standard score); Mrs. Dalgleish, Miramar, 95, 17 —78; Mrs. V. E. Hamilton, Richmond Hill, 91, 18 —73; Miss Bullock, Westport, 93, IS —75; Miss Miles, Marton, 89, 14 —75: Mrs. N. Ratray, Waimate, 90, 19 —71; Miss B. Rutherford, Hawarden, 82, 3 2—70; Miss L. Walters, Waiwetu, 91, 19 —72 (equal to standard score). TE AROHA CLUB

To Aroha beat Waihi in an interclub match at Te Aroha, it being tho first inter-club fixture on the new links. Play was keen, and the afternoon was a thoroughly enjoyable one. Following are the results of the play, Te Aroha members being mentioned first: Men—Laver lost to Morgan, 5 and 4; Somers lost to Clarke, 1 down; Kenny beat Shergold, 2 up; Wyllie beat Spence, 2 up; Wright beat Whitehead, 1 up; Bliss beat M. F. Haszard, 4 and 3; Mahon lost to Selling, 5 and 3; Curry beat T. R. Haszard, 6 and 5; Wild beat Hollis, 6 and 5; J. Johnson and Tribman, all square; Bradley lost to Baker, 6 and 5; Adams lost to Rollett, 6 and 5; Gilchrist lost to Barron. 8 and 6: Murphy lost to Watters, 4 and 3. Women —Mrs. Halligan lost to Miss Patterson, 2 down; Mrs. Bliss beat Mrs. Walsmlcy, 5 and 4; Mrs. Clarke and Miss Goodrich, unfinished; Miss Frear beat Mrs. Baker, 7 and 6; Mrs. Meikle beat Mrs. Morgan, 8 and 7; Mrs. Kenny beat Mrs. Malyon, 2 up; Mrs. Wild beat Mrs. Whitehead, 4 and 3; Mrs. Willis beat Mrs. Haszard, 5 and 3; Mrs. Frear beat Mrs. Clarke, 6 and 5; Miss Hedge beat Mrs. Rollett, 2 and 1. KIRK-WINDEYER CUP TEAM Having been approached by the New Zealand Golf Council, members of the Kirk-Windeyer Cup team, which is due to leave on July 19 for Australia, have notified that they will compete at the opening day of the Hutt Club’s tournament on July 18. CAMBRIDGE CLUB Members of the Cambridge Golf Club played the first round of the bogey cup competition on Saturday. The cards returned were: W. Robinson, 4 up; E. Mickle, 3 up; I. James, 3 up; J Sawers, 1 up: J. Banks, all square; A. W. Nicholl, 1 down; A. H. Nicholl and A. Rowland , 2 down; J. Haworth and A. Pearce, .3 down; F. Entwistle, 4 down; R. Alford arid N. Sutherland, 5 down; A. R. Cox, 6 down; L. R. Haworth, 8 down; W, R. Edwards, 9 down. TAUMARUNUI CLUB The Taumarunui Golf Club’s June medal handicap resulted in a win for M. H Wilks, who l returned a net score of 67. The following cards were returned: Wilks, 83, 16 —67; King, 92, 20—-72; Poutawera. .85, 12—73: Henry, 88. 13—75; Ritcher, 90, 15—75; R. Thomas. 92, 16—76: Harty, 101. 25 — 76; Syme, 104, 28—76; Coker, 90. 14—76: Sandel, 87, 30—77; Smith, 95, 38—77; Simmons. 3 03, 26—77; llolford. 87. S—79; Thyme. 92, 12—80; Stevenson. 96, 36—80: Lloyd. 108, 28— 80; Laird. 105. 24—81; Hxrmill, 98. 36 — 82 PUKEKOHE LADIES’ CLUB On Saturday the members of the Pukekohe Ladies’ Golf Club played a fo-ur-ball best-ball bogey competition. The best cards were: Miss Roulston and Miss A. Potter, 2 down: Miss Duncan and Miss A. Johns. 2 down: Miss R. Johns acln Miss I. Stuart. 3 down. The Walker and Hall trophy was competed for by the men. Results: Johnson and Hosking, 4 up on bogey; Lawson and Sellar. 4 up on bogey? Scblaepfer and McWhirter, 2 up: Coylqj and Short, all square. The former' four play off.