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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 713, 12 July 1929, Page 13

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WAITEMATA CLUB The draw for the second round of the Duder Memorial Cup (36-holes bogey), to be played tomorrow by members of the Waitemata Golf Club, is as follows: —Chapman v. Hogan, Alison v McGregor. Grahame v. Prime, Hume v. Duder, R. Wilson v. Whitley. Clarke nV. Downer, Layzell v. O’Connor, Walsh v. Langbien, Muskett v. Harper, Naismith v. Bailey. McLeod v. Porter, Burgess v. Gabites. Jackson v. Taylor, Weir v. McKenzie, Rae v. O’Connell, D. Wilson v. Harris, Christian v. Maxwell, Mellars v. Robinson, Lewin v. B. Hunter, Woods v. K. Hunter. EVERSLIE LADIES’ CLUB The following players will represent tho Everslie Ladies’ Golf Club in an inter-club match against the Papakura Ladies’ Club at Everslie tomorrow; —Miss J. Little, Mrs. Goddard. Mrs. Lever, Mrs. Busing. Miss R. Arbuckle, Mrs. Bilkey, Miss M. Smith, Miss O’Neill. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Lacassie, Miss Cosgrave, Miss Callis. Reserve: Miss E. Cleary. The draw for the stroke competition, to commence at 1.30 tomorrow is as follow's: —Miss M. Francis v. Mrs. Finlay. Miss J. Wilson v. Miss I. Turner. Miss J. Derbyshire v. Mrs. Aitcheson, Mrs. Mcßae v. Mrs. Bethune. Miss Wright v. Mrs. Wardell. Miss E. Cleary v. Mrs. S. D. Rice. Miss A. Colo v. Mrs. Boles PAPAKURA CLUB * A bogey match will be played by members of the Papakura Golf Club to--morrow, players to choose partners. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB An open day will be held by the Papakura Ladies’ Golf Club on Mondav. A medal handicap, commencing at *9.30. will be played in the morning. Trophies will be given for the best net and tlie best gross score. A bogey competition, for which a trophy will be given, will take place in the afternoon. Post entries will be received. PUPUKE CLUB The third round of the senior and junior championships will be played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club tomorrow. For those players not taking part a bogey match will be played, players to choose partners. LADIES’ INTER-CLUB MATCH An inter-club match, played between the Everslie and Akarana Ladies’ Golf Clubs at Akarana, resulted in a win for the home team. Following are the results, Everslie names being mentioned first: —Miss Little and Mrs. Preston, all square: Mrs. Goddard lost to Mrs. Caughey, 2 and 1; Mrs. Lever

lost to Mrs. Cox, 4 and 3: Mrs. Busing defeated Mrs. Rowntree, 1 up; Miss M. Smith lost to Miss D. Hodge, 4 and 2; Miss Callis lost to Miss G. Hodge, 4 and 2. GLENDOWIE CLUB Following is the draw for the first qualifying round of the championship, to be played by members of the Glen- ( dowie Golf Club tomorrow':—A. Duthie v. O Wolfgram, A. C. Johns V. C. Allcott, E. Hutchison v. L. Harrison, F. j Trice v. C. Biernacki. L. Goodwin v. Dr. Horton. R. Edmonds v. P. Nicholls, G. Kissling v. H. Rawdinson, M. Ching v. C. Woods, J. Hull v. W. Lascon, A. O. Horspool v. F. Hintz, A. Sloman v. F. Russell, A. Stedman v. H. O. Thomson, F. Faram v. H. Goodwdn, H. Wright v. J. R. Rindall, N. C. Snedden v. H. Harrison, F. Colebrook v. J. Stedman, D. Morrison v. H. Jefferson. A. Churchhouse v. W. Horne. H. Barstow v. E. Whitley, C. Lovegrove v. F. Lintott. E J. Richardson v. A. R. Wilson. F. TJpton v. P. White. F. Restall v. L. Keys. C. Warren v. W. Meek, P. Goldwater v. A. Bunting, H. G. Thomson v. M. Miller, A. Johns v. G. K. Matliieson, G. Metcalfe v. W. Hewson, C. Gar- j rard v. K. Brookfield. The second round of the Hintz Cup putting competition will be played in conjunction with the championship.