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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 722, 23 July 1929, Page 14

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l AUCKLAND CLUB The following players will represent the Auckland Golf Club in a match against the Maungakiekie Club to be played at Titirangi next Saturday, play to commence at 9.30. Both teams are composed of players with handicaps of 16 and upward: B. S. Finn (captain). J. McK. Wilson. E. J. Richardson, J. Helluby, F. P. W'orley. S. A. Smith. J. IVI. Sto (es. C. Towle, T. W. J. Johnson. R. 11‘. VVorleV. } _____..__ ‘ GLENDOWIE CLUB 1 The qualifying round of the men’s championship in all grades was played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club on Saturday. In spite of the continual wet weather the course was in good order and some good cards were handed in. The following players qualified:— Senior Grade.—L. Goodwin, 76; C. Allcott. 78: .N. Ching. 78; E. Hutchison. 84; H. Rawlmson, 84; F. Trice, 85; R. Edmonds. 86; L. Harrison, 87; Dr. Horton, 88; C. Woods. 90: A. Duthie. 90; P. Nic—--Icolls. 91; 0. Wolffiram. 93: G. Kissling, .94: A._ C. Johns, 98: C. Biernacki, 98. ‘ Jumor Grade—W. Lawson, 83: H. ,Goodwin. 85: F. Hintz. 91; A. Stedman, :91; E. J. Richardson, 93: C. Lovegrove, 196: F. Lintott. 96; J. Stedman, 97; N. ‘Harrison. 97; I. Hall, 97; F. Russell. 98: .A. Sloman, 98; W. A. Forgie. 99; H. ggight. 99; D. Llorrison. 100: F. Faram, . C Grade—C. Garrard, 97; G. K. M'athieson, 98; W. Meek, 100: K. Brookfield, ‘101: D. Tunks, 103; L. Keys, 106; G. Metcalfe. 107; H. G. Thomson, 108; W. Hudson, 109; G. W'arren, 113; NI. Miller, 113; F. Restall, 114; F. Johns, 115. 1 A medal handicap was played in con\junction with the qualifying rounds of Ithe championship and was won in the {respective grades as followsz—Senior igrade: L. Goodwin, 76. 12—64. Junior igrade: W. Laxon, 83. 22——61. C grade: ‘O. Garrard. 97. 25—72. _ 1 l ' , ‘ WAITEMATA LADIES CLUB ‘ . Owing to the bad state of the links all ii'natches under the control of the ‘Vaite—‘mata Ladies’ Golf Club have been post‘poned until further notice. l —_ OTAHUHU CLUB The following players will represent the Utahuhu Golf Club in a teams match against the Papakura Club at Papakura next Saturday: C. F. Jones, C. R. Reader (captain), N. G. Sturt, \V. H. Simons, E. Hinton, E. Canham. ‘A. F. Burnett, F. C. MacDonald, B. 0. Heather. B. L. Brown, J. Logan, R. Hipkins. ’llhe followilg players qualified for the championships:— Senior Grade.—L. J. Croxson. 74, 78—152; W. B. Eustace. ’77, 80—157; H. J. Levy, 83. 75—158; R. G. Moffitt, 87, 82— 169; A. P. Eustace, 86, 85—171; B. H. Menzies. 88, 84—172: C. R. Reader. 9:. 92—184. Junior Grade—J. McCrory, 84, 81—165: A. l“. Burnett, 92, 89—181; F. M. Todd,

90, 93—183; E. J. Logan, 91, 95—186; E. A. Malloch, 99, 89—188; E. J. Canham, 99, 94—193; N. G. Sturt, 103, 93 196; B. O. Heather, 102, 105 —207. FRANKLIN CHAMPIONSHIPS PUKEKOHE, Monday. The Franklin golf championships, in which play over 18 holes was completed on Saturday, July 13, when rain necessitated postponement of further play, are to be resumed on August 3, when the remaining 18 holes are to be completed. The bogey match, which the play over the first 18 holes also comprised, resulted in a tie between four players, Forbes (Waiuku), Christianson (Waiuku), Colbeck (Waiuku) and Rice (Everslie), who will play off during the morning on August 3. The committee controlling the play has decided to hold another bogey match for other players also on August 3. Entries for this event close on Tuesday, July 30. CAMBRIDGE CLUB CAMBRIDGE, Monday. The first round of the Caldwell Cup contest wks played by members of the Cambridge Golf Club at the week-end, thirty-two players taking part. The following cards were returned: Tod, 86, 18—68; James, 92, 24—68; F. Entwistle, 86, 16—70; Wells, 90, 20—70; Sutherland, 83, 12—71; A. H. Nicholl, 89, 16—73; Nelson, 90, 17—73; N. Banks, 92, 18—74; J. T. Entwistle, 101. 27—74; Cox, 103, 29 74; Alford, 87, 12—75; L. Harworth, 104, 30—74; Sawer, 93, 18 —75; Symonds, 95, 20—75; Boyce, 88, 12 —76; Hewitt. 107, 30—77; Calvert, 98, 20—78; J. Banks, 89, 10—79; WTtherow, 98, 18—80; Garard, 93, 12—81; Nickle, 100, 19 —81; Robinson, 102, 20—S2; A. W. Nicoll, 99, 16—83; Neely, 106, 13—83; Harbutt, 114, 30—84; Pearce, 114. 30—84; Priestly, 117, 30—87; Edwards, 126, 30—96; Wishart, 127, 30 —97. THE TAUMARUNUI CLUB TAUMARUNUI, Monday. Last week’s bogey handicap resulted in a win for R. Thomas, with a score of 4 up. The other six best cards were: Poutawera, 3 up; N. Thomas, 1 up; Coker, all square; Wood, 3 down; Harty, 4 down; Seaton, 4 down. In the captain’s trophy handicap Poutawera beat Thynne, and R. Thomas heat Henry. The final between the winners will be played at an early date. T. H. Poutawera heads the list for played rounds of the eclectic competition (Poutawera, 73; N. Thomas, 74; R. Thomas, 74; A. W. Richter, 75). The following draw is posted for the July medal eclectic, and second round of the Bell trophy, played in conjunction with the senior and junior club championships, and the first qualifying round for the King Counti-y championship: N. Thomas v. Stevenson, Hamil v. Coker, Godfrey v. Gilpin, R. Thomas v. scorer, Crawshaw v. Simmons, Fanthorpe v. Beresford Wood v. scorer, Sandel v. Bakewell, Wilks v. Thynne, Hughes v. Holford, Henry v. King, Smith v. Albertson, Richter v. Poutawera, Harty v. Seaton, . Mansor v. Arthur, Lloyd v. Bailey, Simmonds v. Groom, Laird v. Moore, Syme v. scorer. GAMES AT TE PUKE TE PUKE, Monday. Matches were played on the Te Puke links at the week-end betv'een the Mokorua (Whakatane) Golf Club and the Te Puke Golf Club. The resu l ts were as follow, Te Puke names mentiored first:— Ladies.—Four-ball: Mrs. Budd and Miss W r atson beat Mrs. Armstrong and Migs Ryde, Miss Mollgaard and Mrs. Westlake beat Mesdames Sloan and Boor. Mesdames Rolfe and Perring beat Mesdames Appleby and Ryde, Mrs. Webber and Miss Rogers beat Mrs. Dewar and Miss Holmes. Singles: Mrs. Budd beat Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Watson beat Miss Ryde, Miss Mollgaard beat Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Westlake beat Mrs. Boon, Mrs. Rolfe beat Mrs. Appleby, Mrs. Perring beat Mrs. Ryde, Mrs. Webber beat Mrs. Dewar, Miss Rogers beat Miss Holmes. Men.—Four-ball: Rolfe and Hookgv beat Chadwick and Hamill, Simpson and Salisbury beat Ryde and Appleby, Wesi'te lake and Veitch beat F. Ryde and McAlister, Mollgaard and Holden beat Dewar and Sharkey. Singles: Ralfe lost to Chadwick, Hookey beat Ryde, Simpson beat Hamill, Salisbury beat Appleby, Westlake beat F. Ryde, Veitch beat Dewar, Mollgaard beat McAlister, Holden beat Sharkey.