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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 707, 5 July 1929, Page 13

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MAUNGAKIEKIE GOLF CLUB ■ The draw for the Elliffe Cup match Ito be playe<4 by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at One Tree j Hill tomorrowt j J. K. Johnston v. A. K. Turner, I Swain v. W. J. Bradbury, R. W. Verrj v. L. Knight. R. Angus v. J. Gentles, E. D. Reidy v. A. French, J. A. Stewart v. G. Goodwin, G. Smith v. J. Sherj lock, G. C. St. George v. J. W. Tucker, i J. Harrison v. R. H. Melville, C. Colei man v. T. Stone. J. Murray v. W. H. 1 Vickers, G. B. Osmond v. F. Schischka, jB. Li. Hooper v H. Wright, jun., W. ~; D’Audney v. F. Cable. H. C. Spinley v. R. A. McLean, J. York v. A. St. C. White, S. Reid v. J. F. Shanly, J. W. Clarke v. 11. V. GJnlcy, R. E. Craig v. X. Ividd, G. Hardley v. R. Sawers, W. Calderwood v. W. Dlirby, F. Wiseman v. C. Hardley, A. H. Blackburn v. D. D Holland, L. Etherington v. J. Methven, D. Garrard v. If. M. Tolhurst, F. W. Wilson v. L. H. Norton, LI. S. MacLaren v. J. Goyder, G. Sandwith v. I. Mcllaig, E. La Roche* v. J. Hirst. A. ; Tindall v. W. J. Hoe kin, A. E. Whitten v. J. Robb, F. Fool'd A. Tuke, F. Newell v A. McKeown, S. W. Hunter v. C. R. Jones, C. M. King v. W. E. D’Audney, R. J. Hamilton v. C. J. Schnauer, T. H. Chapman v. J. D. Shanly. J. M. Elliffe v. b\ C. Western. D. K. Russell v. S. Milne, «G. 1.. Knight v. J. Rankin, R. Cleghorn v* W. E. Anderson, R. Milne v. LI. AVorsJey, S. Hunter v. S. Lamb, A. J. Ellis v. H. C. Tonks. Following is the draw for the qualifying round for the F. S. Baltin Cup, to be played at the Titirangi liijks tomorrow by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club:—N. McLean v. T. Clark, M. Malcolm v. J. Hosking, A. J. Parr v. J. Gilmour, J. C. Finlay v. C. Western, W. ! West v. T. Goudie, J. M. Somerville v. j R. Gray, A. Harvey v. H. M. Roger son, W. Cain v. W. R. V-ercoe. P. &.%Spurdle V. E. Onlson, A. B. Chappell v» G. L. i Taylor, M. Nelson v. E. Beehan* P. HarI rison v. R. J. Graham, E. F. Ward v. ‘ H. C. McCoy, S. Moore v. A. N. Taylor, j L. Rogers v. A. Goulding, M. Y*>ck v. IJ. O. Gardner, R. M Dacre v. G. Tal- ! liss, J. H. Francis v. H. R. Harpur, 11. I 1 R. Cooke v. A. Le Sieur, A. Saunders v. It. M. George, W. P. Baker v. JL R. Neill, A. Hawley v. P. Balgarnie, A. Tysoe v. B. W. Wills, R. A. Spinier v. .s B. W. Beaumont, F. S. Ballin v. W. E. Holdgate, G. C. Jones v. W. J. Thomson, R. L. Wilson v. J. Carnachan, G. : I Iren v. A. H. O’Leary, G. M. Whiterv. IJ. L. Robson, H. Broadbent v. J. «C. ’ Wilson, A. McArthur v. R. McCrystall. K. ; Beehan v. T. A. Goulding, E. F. Burns v. C. Robinson, H. A. Randrup v. H. W* i Cooke. AUCKLAND CLUB The following team will represent the juniors of the Auckland Golf Club against the Hamilton Club at Middlemore tomorrow:—B. C. Jacobs, W. Wilson, W. A. Phillips, J. E. Caughey, P. B. Morris, I). G. Poison, W. Pavitt, 11. Henderson, A. Kinder, C. Cowle, J. M. Stokes, J. A.. Peacock. PAPAKURA CLUB The following is the draw for the third round for the Ryan Cup to be played by members of the Papakura Club tomorrow:—Langford v. Smith; V. Elliott v. Pegler; J. Elliott v. Hutchinson; T. Mci Lennan v. Matheson; Olsen v. Brooks. Blair v. Watts; D. McLennan v. Beams Bridgman v. Tilston; Pavitt v. another. AUCKLAND LADIES’ CLUB j Following is the draw for the bogey I competition for the Hilda Bloomfield Cup. to be played on Tuesday next by members of the Auckland Ladies’ Golf Club: — ! Miss Rathbone v. Miss Buddie; Mrs. Wilson v. Miss. Graham; Miss MacCormick v. Miss Orr; Miss Culling v. Miss L. Cutfield; Mrs. Towle v. Miss Moginie; Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. Hughes; Miss Chrystai; v. Mrs. Smith; Mrs. Rutherford v. Miss i McGovern; Mrs. Green v. Miss Lever; Miss Ridings v. Miss Wilson; Mrs. Henry I v. Mrs. Ferguson; Miss Bayly v. Miss Upton; Mrs. Craven v. Mrs. Buttle; Miss j Gibbons v. Miss H. Outfield; Mrs. Flem- ; ing v. Miss Cousins; Miss Noakes v. Mrs. Martin; Mrs. Revell v. Mrs. Cox; Miss Porter v. Miss D. Rainger; Mrs. E. Fried - lander v. Mrs. Hanna; Mrs. Morris 'v. Mrs. Foster; Mrs. Trice v. Mrs. Rainger; Mrs. Carr v. Miss Kent; Miss Clark v. Mrs. Nevill; Miss C. Rainger v. Mrs. Finn; Mrs. Richmond v. Miss Reid; Miss Martin v. Mrs. Grant; Mrs. Fra ter v. Miss Egerton; Mrs. A. Friedlander v. Miss Coutts; Miss Draper v. Mrs. Macindoe; Miss Walkley v. Miss Ballantyne; Miss C. Bayly v. Mrs. Jefferson; Miss Henderson v. Mrs. Leary; Miss Jackson v. another. GLENDOWIE LADIES’ CLUB The fourth round of the handicap match play competition played by members of the Glendowie Ladies’ Golf Club resulted as follows:—Mrs. Hutchison (21) defeated Miss W. Ilintz (3.2), 5 and 4; Miss R. Wilson (30) defeated Mrs. Kayes (23), 2 up; Miss Sharland won by default from Miss M. Hill; Miss O. English won by default from Miss Lawrence. In the semi-finals, Mrs. Hutchison (21) defeated Miss R. Wilson (30), 1 up; Miss O. English (22) defeated Miss Sharland (21), 3 and 2. The bogey match for Mrs. Rennie’s j prize was won by Mrs. Warren, who re- i turned a card of 4 up. Other cards were: Mrs. ilintz, 3 up; Mrs. Miller, 2 up; Miss ! R. Wilson, 2 up; Mrs. Stanley, 2 down; i Mrs. Hayes, 2 down; Miss W. Hintz, 2 i down. The C grade match was won by Miss Dale. TITIRANGI LADIES’ CLUB The Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Club held an open day yesterday when a number of matches was played. Following were the results in the medal handicap: Seniors —Miss Cornaga, 95, 20 —75; Mrs. Alison, 92, 13—79; Miss Grove, 98, 19—79; Mrs. O’Leary, 98, 17—81. Juniors—Miss l. Johnston, 101, 26—75: j Miss Harvey, 102, 25 —77; Mrs. Hintz, 105, I 27—75; Mrs. Mueller 105, 27—78; Mrs. | Johnston, 104, 26—78. | In the Canadian foursomes medal match, played over 13 holes, the best j cards were returned by Miss Parr and i Mrs. Gilmour, 73, 26—47; Miss Hacket and Miss Couth. 76, 28—48: and Mrs. Goldwater and Miss Go Id water, 74, 25 —49. i The two putting prizes were won by I Mrs. Trice and Mrs. Swain. NEW ASSOCIATION A well-attended meeting of golf club delegates held at Te Kuiti resolved to I form a King Country Golf Association. Preliminary constitution- was discussed. and Messrs. Tate (Te Kuiti), Fortesque (Otorohanga) and Low (Burnside) were appointed a special committee to prepare draft rules to be considered at a further meeting of delegates to be held at Te Kuiti. The King Country championships will be held this year on the Te Kuiti Club’s links, the women’s events on August 16 and the men’s on August 17. I Former rules will prevail, excepting ■ that three players each may be entered by the Burnside and Maihiihi ! Clubs. GOLF CUP CONTEST TEAM SAILS BY MAHENO Press Association WELLINGTON, Today. | The New Zealand Golf Council, at its monthly meeting, decided that the Kirk-Windeyer Cup team, which leaves by the Maheno on July 19, arriving at Sydney on July 23, will leave for Melbourne on the following evening, and the secretary was directed to make the ; necessary arrangements with regard j to bookings on the train. Members j of the team are entering for the Victorian State Championship.