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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 744, 17 August 1929, Page 15

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OTAHUHU LADIES Following are the results of an interclub match played by the members of the Otahuhu and Akarana Ladies’ Golf Clubs yesterday, at Otahuhu. Akarana names are mentioned first:— Miss Darrach beat Miss Cutforth, 6 and 5; Airs. McCarthy lost to Mrs. Hipkins, 3 and. 2; Miss Cox lost to Miss M;ellsop, 5 and 4; Airs. Preston beat Airs. McNeely, 6 and 4; Airs. Gilmore lost to Airs. Shaw, 4 and 3; Mrs. Rountree beat Airs’. Aloffitt, 4 and 3; Airs. Cox beat AJiss Dreadon, 4 and 3; Aliss Sutton beat Airs. Alenzies, 2 up; Miss D. Hodge beat Airs. Kelsey. 1 up; Aliss Hodge lost to Mrs. B. Wyllie, 4 and 3. Akarana, 6; Otahuhu. 4. WAITEMATA LADIES Following is the draw for the match play handicap to be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies’ Golf Club on ’Wednesday: Airs. Prime v. Mrs. Hogan; Airs. Harper y. Airs. Clouston; Airs. Walsh v. Mrs. Lewin; Mrs. Atkinson v. Aliss Hall; Aliss Nevill v. Aliss Alason; Mrs. Goldwater v. Airs. Bayly; Airs. Beaumont v. Airs, Hay, Aliss Alacindoe v. Aliss AlcGlashan; Mrs. Nevill a bye. Airs. Atkinson won the club trophy The L.G.U. medal round was won by Mrs. Atkinson with a score of 90, 19—71. The next best scores were:—Airs. Harper, 105, 31—74; Mrs. Kay, 90, 15 —75. C grade players will play a medal round on Wednesday. Following is the draw:—Airs. Foster v. Aliss Gribbin; Aliss Duder v. Aliss Paleritt; Airs. McDougal v. Miss N. Alason; Mrs. Aluskett v. Airs. Bruce; Airs. Spicer v. Airs. Rowan; Airs. Gooding v. Miss King; Miss Williams v. Mrs. Downer; Mrs. Prosser v. Airs. Woods; Miss O’Connor v. Airs. A. H. Woods. Airs. Gabites won the last medal round and Mrs. Beaumont’s trophy. HAMILTON LADIES Tlio following is tho draw for the Canadian foursomes, to b© played by members fo the Hamilton Ladies’ Golf Club on Alondav afternoon, for trophies presented by Mrs. D. Hay and Airs. R. G. Guy. Starting at the first te© at 12.15. other players following at intervals of five minutes: Airs. W. Batt and Airs. C. Blundell v. Mrs. P. G. Russell and Miss K. Wilson; Airs. C. O. Bennett and Mrs. R. P. Hazard v. Aliss E. Rees and Aliss K. Oliver; Airs. G. Gower and Airs. L. Chamberlain v. Mrs, P. E. Cleary and Mrs. J. F. Strange; Mrs. T. A Milrov and Mrs. T. C. Fraser v. Airs. D. Hay and Airs. G. Primrose; Mrs. W. Ht Hume and Mrs. E. J. Mears v. Mrs. W. J. King and Miss Templer; Airs. F. House and Airs. Jacobsen v. Mrs. W. Aitken and Miss V. Cann; Airs. W. Peterson and Mrs. F. Rawlings v. Aliss Norris and Miss Eyre; Aliss M. AlcKenzie and Aliss Vickery v. Aliss A. Coventry and Aliss H. Heywood.

Starting at the seventh tee at noon:— Airs. J. O’Sullivan and Miss H. Focke v. Airs. W. Al. Horton and Airs. A. James; Airs. E. AI. Alasters and Airs. H. D. Alatthews v. Airs. F Alander and Airs. C. A. Arthur; Mrs. A. English and Miss J. Alasters v. Airs. E. Bartlett and part-

ner; Airs, A. Joll and Aliss Stevens v. Mrs. At. AI. Ilockin and Airs. J. White. Handicaps will be added together, and the totals halved. Other members wishing to compete are requested to arrange partners and opponents. n MORRINSVILLE The first round of the Alorrinsville Golf Clubs senior championship has been completed this week with the folloAVing results:— D. Dood beat W. Alaingays, 2 and 1; J. Ensor beat A. Mueller, 4 and 3; F. Seifert beat E. Jackson, 3 and 2; Forster beat T. Ryan, 2 and 1. The junior championship first round has resulted:—P. Petry beat Coleman, 5 and 4; E. Jackson beat AlcLean, 5 and 4; J. H. AlcKay beat "Wilding, 5 and 4; Johnston beat Wyatt, 1 up.