WEEK-END GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 733, 5 August 1929, Page 7

WEEK-END GOLF

SATURDAY’S MATCHES GREENS AND FAIRWAYS HEAVY

Saturday was line, but the consistent j rain of the week deadened the fair- j ways and greens on the golf links in Auckland. At Aliddlemore the second round of the 36 holes net medal competition was played by members of the Auckland Golf j Club, and was won by W. Favitt, whose , net score for the two rounds was 144. I The next best scores were:—P. B. Morris, 146; <\ A'. Jacobsen, 147; J. P. Aldred, 14. ; J-T. I_. Rees, 14S; T. N. Holmden, j 148: and A. Kinder, 149. The best net round for the day was that of S. B. Morris, who returned a card of SS, IS—7O. The next best cards were:—W. Pavitt. S 3. 14—71: It. O. Gardner. 76, 4—72; A. Kinder, S 6, 14—72; R. I>. Wright, 72. plus 1—73: D. Robertson, 82, 9—73; J. McK. Wilson, 89, 16—73; E. ! R. Bartleet. 77. 3—74; A. Bodington, 79. ! I 3—74; A. M. Howden, S 3, 9—74; J. Al. , | Stokes. 90, 16—74. Mr. E. Horton presented a trophy for \ j the player who had not been on the j I prize-list for the past two years, and j who had the best net score. This was j won by P. B. Morris, whose net score for the two rounds was 146. BOGEY HANDICAP A bogey handicap under sealed con- j ditions was played by members of the : .Maungakiekie Club at One Tree Hill j links. Following were the best cards re- ! turned:—C. Coleman (12), 2 up; L>. K. Russell (12), 1 up; P. Newell (11), all \ square; S. W. Hunter (7), J. Goyder (12), ! ; A. K. Hawley (S), P. Fraser (12), C. j Schnauer (14), T. C. Stone (14), 1 down: I J. Gilmour (8), J. A. Stewart (12), A. H. j Blackburn (12), 2 down. Following were the results of matches played in the Elliffe Cup competition:— J. Methven beat .1. Alurray, 1 up; J. Goyder beat T. W. Wilson, 2 and 1; | W. J. Hockin beat E. A. Tuke, 1 up; D. K. Russell beat J. Rankin, 3 and 1. | AKARANA PLAY The monthly medal competition at Akarana resulted:— Seniors: B. J. Smith, jun., 74, 3—71; G. Wynyard, 83, 12—73; Y. Swanson, BS, 12—76; F. Hazelden, S 3, 8—77. JuniorsW. G. T. Miller, 91, 22—69; A. W. Gunson, 90, 20—70; J. S. Murray, 97, 24—73F. Preston, 94, 19—75; J. M. Brown. 97 -2—75; G. Coltman, 93, 17—76; 11. B. Tavlor, 96, 20 —76; E. R. Rudge, 98, 22—76.” PUPUKE CLUB The best cards returned in the fifth : monthly medal round played bv members of the Pup uke Golf j Club were:—R. G. Whittaker, S 3, 17 I —66; T. G. de Clive Lowe, S 3, IS—67; | If. Entwistle, 90, 22—65; R. J. Minogue, s 2, 12—70; INI. E. Thompson, S 4, 12—72; B. G. Hunt, 88, 16 —72; A. W. Short, 86, 14— i2; Ji. Bane, 89, 16—73; J. J. Howie, 90, 1< —i 3; W. H. Chambers, 89, 16—73; B. JL Goldwater, 88, 14—74; A. A. Tysoe, 92 IS —74; R. Ansell, 94, 20 —74;' Al ’ *l’ Brower, 94, 19—75; C. H. Ivingsford', HR GLENDOWIE GAMES The results of the first round of the < luo championship, played by the members of the Glendowie Radies’ Golf Club, are:—Mrs. Miller beat Miss Bale, 7 and 6; Mrs. Stanley beat Miss Wilson, 2 up; Mrs. Hutchison beat Mrs. Butler, 2 up; Miss O. English beat Miss Eawrence, 3 and 1. The E.G.U. medal match was won by Miss D. Brookfield, 93, 26—67; other cards lead:—Mrs. McMillan, 91, 17—74; Mrs Hutchison, 94, 21—73; Miss W. Hints’, IU6, 32—74; Miss Stanley, 96, 20—76; Miss Hints, 100, 27—76. The draw for the second round of the C grade eclectic match to be played on Wednesday is as follows:—Miss Sutton v. Miss Gaudin, .Miss Odell v. Miss P. Wright, Mrs. Iloldsworth v. Aliss Macartney, Mrs. Rennie v. Mrs. 11. Wright, Miss Wells v. Miss Cahill, Miss Pagni v! Miss Meiklejohn, Miss Meadows v. Miss Johnson. The second round of the club championship will be played on Wednesday. MAUNGAKIEKIE DRAW Following- Is the draw for the match Play foursome for trophies presented by Mrs. N. E. Burton to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Radies’ Golf Club at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing at 10.45, in the order of the draw: —Mrs. Swain and Miss G. Parr v. Miss Ponsford and Mrs. Grant. Miss G. Easton and Mrs. H. Johnston v. Mrs. Henrys and Miss M. Cooke, Miss M. Haslett and Mrs. Burton v. Miss Rawrence and Miss Lamb, Mrs. Grevatt and Mrs. Rovett v. Mrs. Coatli and Miss llackett, Mrs. Schnauer and Mrs. McArthur v. Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Horton, Mrs. McMillan and Mrs. Banister v. Airs. Taylor and Miss Al. Miller, Mrs. Paterson and Airs. Joplin v. ALiss E. Schnauer and Airs. Rudge, Aliss Grove and Aliss J. Easton v. Airs. Nicholson and Aliss Potter, Airs. Spinley and Aliss Bailey v. •Mrs. Bourke and Airs. Rloycl, Airs. Afueller and Airs. Symes v. Airs. Reid and Alts. Brown, Airs. Miller and Airs. Alalcolm v. ALrs. Norton and Aliss Blackburn, Aliss A. Hall and Airs. Choyee v. AI rs. Gyllies and Airs. AI. S. Henry, Aliss Allll ington and Airs. Owen v. Aliss Hooton and Miss Walker, Mrs. G. White and Aliss Churton v. Airs. I. B. Stewart and Aliss K. Horton, Airs. Houghton and Airs. Broughton v. Aliss Evans and Aliss Finnerty, Airs. Alcllraith and Airs. Saxton v. Airs. Hosking and Airs. O’Reary, Mrs. Roberts and Airs. Goldwater v. Airs, lvilner and Aliss E. Hardley, Aliss AlcCabe rind Airs. Ward v. Aliss AToody and Aliss Harvey, Miss Thompson and Aliss Eas-

down v. Miss D. Stewart and Miss S. ! Johnston. A match for C grade players will be ' held on Thursday for a trophy presented by Mrs. W. H. Cooke. Entries will closv tomorrow. The following- players will represent the Maungakiekie Cadies' Club in a match with the Titirangi Ladies' Club on Friday: Mrs. I. B. Stewart, Miss K. Horton. Mrs. O'Leary, Miss A. Grove. Miss G. Easton, Miss R. McCabe, Miss M. Richardson and Miss M. Hasleit. TITIRANGI DRAW Following is the draw for the first round of the C grade eclectic match to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Club tomorrow, starting at 10.-15: Mrs. Moore-Jones v. Mrs. C. K. Grierson, Mrs. Brinsden v. Mrs. Walker. Mrs. A. Bartley v. Miss H. Hardle.v. Miss Ryan v. Miss X. Self. Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. Garland, Miss Wright v. Mrs. Cleland. Mrs. E. Alison v. Airs. Restall. Mrs. Uollindrake v. Mrs. Dowston, Miss Tiai'k? v. Mrs. J. C. Hardley, -Miss K. Wells v. Mrs. Hutchison. OTAHUHU V. GLENDOWIE Following are the results of an interclub match, played between representatives of the Otahuhu and Glendowie Clubs at Otahuhu on Saturday. Home teams are mentioned first: —Oroxson beat Allcott, 3 and 2; Menzies beat Trice, 5 and 3: Levy lost to Hutchinson, 2 and 1; MofTHt beat Xieoll. 1 up: MeCrory beat Goodwin, 3 and 1: Montgomery lost to Johns, 3 and 2; Sturt beat Wolfj gramm. 2 up; Reader and Ditthie, all square; Canharn beat Biernacki, 2 and l. Otahuhu U. Glendowie, 2; all square, PUPUKE LADIES’ CLUB The draw for the L.G.U. medal match on Wednesday is as under:— Miss McDonald v. Mrs. Thompson. Miss A. O’Neill v. Mrs. Coults. Mrs. Clark v. Aliss Dunnett, Airs. Blomfield v. -Miss Harty. A 1 iss B. O'Xeill v. Mrs. Fraer. Mrs. Rutherford v. Airs. Fleming, Mrs. Bowden v. Airs. Davidson, Airs. Tvsoe v. Airs. Gold water, Aliss Williams v. Airs. Mowbray. Airs. Foote v. Airs. Deighton. Airs. Kensington v. Airs. Alills. Airs. Chislom v. Airs. "Williamson, Aliss Lorie v. Airs. Allen, Airs. Howe v. Airs. A\ ellei% Airs. Quick v. Airs. Curtis, Airs. Herbert v. All's. Atwood. Airs. Clemno v. Mrs. Scurr, Airs. Barlow v. Airs. AndorThere will bo a putting competition for senior and junior players. Mrs. Fraer was the winner of the flag match played on Wednesday, and Aliss Wright was the winner of Airs. Alills's trophy for C grade an embers. The draw for C grade members for Airs. Reeves’s trophy on Thursday is as under:— Aliss I. Wright v. Airs. Gillett, Airs. Hall v. Airs. Randall, Aliss Dudgeon v. Airs. Nicks, Airs. Scales v. Aliss Alills, Airs. Seaman v. Aliss Weston, Airs. ATcInnes v. Airs. Short, Airs.. Winter v. Aliss Gillett. Airs. Chambers v. Airs. Kingsford, Aliss Jackson v. Aliss Williamson, Airs. Baxter v. Mrs. Tiffen. WAITEMATA, CLUB The Lafng Afemorial Cup was very keenly contested by the members of the Waitemata Golf Club on Saturday afternoon and resulted in a tie between four players. The following were the best scores:— Porter. SO. 9—71; Harper, 83, 3 2-71: Jackson, 84. 13—71; O’Connor, SI, 10—71; Chapman, SO, S—72; Grahame, SO, S—72; Alnskett, 86, 14—72: Whitley, SG, 13—73; Taylor, 87, 14—73; O’Connell. S 3. 9—74. A medal handicap was also held and resulted in a tie between Clark and Langbier, with a net score of 6S each. SOUTHERN H.B. CHAMPION Press Association DANNEVIRKE, Sunday. In the final for the Southern Hawke’s Bay golf championship. K. Tareha (Napier), the holder, beat S. Ropata

(Takapan), at the 20th hole. In the Dannevirko handicap, A. Boddie (Dannevirke) defeated C. J. Smith (Takapau). SATURDAY’S BOWLING Inter-club bowling matches played in Auckland on Saturday resulted as follow, the names of players of firstmentioned clubs being placed first; NOMADS v. HILLSBOROUGH -At Hillsborough.—Fair brother, C. Clarkson, Rev. C. F. Harrison, 29, v. Beckman, Monk, J. AlcATillan. 37: Sinclair, Harriman, Goldsmith, W. Thompson. 22, v. Farrar, Preston, Thomas, W. Williamson, 12; Donnell, J. Christmas, IT. Clayton, Rev. A. Drake, 14, v. Ambury, J. Campbell, J. Whitehouse, J. B. Ramsay, 15. DOMINION ROAD v. HILLSBOROUGH At Hillsborough.—T3. Chappell, Virtue, Winks, Bush, IS, v. Hill, Clarke, Gregory, Pollard. 22. MOUNT ALBERT v. HILLSBOROUGH At Hillsborough.—Stewart, Garlick, Allely, J. Thomas. 13, v. Saiftty, Farland, Wilson, R. Sheath, 22.