SATURDAY’S GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 941, 7 April 1930, Page 13

SATURDAY’S GOLF

AUCKLAND CLUB’S BOGEY HANDICAP Over 50 players took part in the bogey competition held by the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday. Owing to the dry spell the course was very tricky, many well-played shots going astray. R. G. Rainger won the A grade competition with a card all square, due mainly to a homeward half of 34. The B grade was won by W. Wilson, who finished one up. He will henceforth rank as a senior. The following were the best cards:— A tirade.—R. G. Rainger, a.H square; W. Pavitt, 1 down; Dr. F. Macky, Dr. Abbott and J. K. Lusk. 2 down. B Grade.—W. Wilson, 1 up; F. A. Abbot and W. Phillips, 3 down; A. M. Smith, 5 down. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB The first medal handicap of the season was played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at the Titirangi links on Saturday. There was a large entry and excellent cards were returned. The winner was H. A. Broatfbent, whose card read 85, 13—72. Other good cards were as follow:—W. P. Baker, 89, 16—73; R. F. Ward, 94, 20—74; A. E. Saunders, 92, 1J —74; E. E. Beechan, SB, 14—74; 11. D. TJrinsden, 79. 4—75; A. N. Taylor, 89, 14— 75; R. George, 76. per—76; W. J. A. Thompson, So, 9—76; M. A. Randrup, S 3. The winter match season was opened at One Tree Hill on Saturday with a medal handicap, there being a fair muster of members. Following were the best cards returned: —C. Coleman, SO, 14—72; .T. W. Clarke, S 4, 10—74: T. Wiseman, S 6, 12—74; W. Calderwood, 92, 12— 80; D. D. Holland, 100, 20—SO. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES* CLUB Following is the draw for the one club and putter match to be played by members of the Alaungakiekie Ladies’ Golf Club, at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing at 10.45 a.m., in order of draw, for trophies presented by Miss M. Haslett:— First Tee.—Mrs. Banister v. Mrs. O’Leary, Miss K. Horton v. Miss C. Bray, Aliss A. Grove v. Mrs. Paterson, Mrs Hosking v. Miss Hacket, Miss G. Easton •c. Mrs. Grevatt, Mrs. Russell v. Miss Grierson, Mrs. Swain v. Mrs. H. Johnston. Miss Churton v. Mrs. Hipkins, Mrs. Roberts v. .Mrs. Mcllraith, Miss M. Cooke v. Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. White. I Miss J. Easton v. Miss Lawrence, Miss : Carnachau v. Miss S. Johnston, Airs. Bur- | ton v. Mrs. Miller, Miss G. Parr v. Mrs. : Henryp, Mrs. Bourke v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Brown v. Airs. Houghton, Aliss Harvey v. Airs. Malcolm, Airs. ATueller v Miss Moody, Miss Lamb v. Airs. Kilner, Aliss AI. Robson v. Arrs. .Spinier, Aliss X. Clark, v. Airs. .T. H. Stewart Aliss Blackburn v. Mrs. Wellsted, Airs. Henry v. Miss E. Schnauer, Airs. Ramsay V. I. Walker. Ninth Tee.—Airs Alison v. Miss At. Bailey. Aliss. K. Hardley v. Miss AI«Gowan, Airs. Broughton v. Aliss Ruther-

ford. Miss Arillington v. Mrs. Jerrat, Airs. Terry v. Airs. Dawson, Airs. Restall v. Aliss P. Reid, Airs. H. Walker v. Miss Ponsford. Airs. Gold water v. Miss Finnerty, Aliss 11. Hardley v. Mrs. Oxley. PUPUKE CLUB The members of the Pupuke Golf Club played the first round of the eclectic match for the Frank Hawes trophv on Saturday afternoon, aboiit 3D plavers'taking part. Following were the best Lards returned : —G. H. Alalcolm, 87. 22—65 1 j. Howie. 85, 17—6 S; E. W. Alills. *B3* 14—69; H. T. Gould. S*. 16—70; E. k! Grimwade, 94, 24—7<»: R. Johnston, $7. 17—70; B. E. Goldwater. S 3. 12—71; \ W. Short, 84, 13—71; U. G. Hunt, Ss. AKARANA CLUB The first round of the Tyler Memorial Cup competition and a senior and junior medal competition were plaved ijy members of the Akarana Golf Club' on Saturday. Following were the best cards returned:— Alonthly ATedals.—Senior; J. AT. Coltman. B,>, 14—71. Junior: C. liailowuv 88. 13—70. Tyler Cup.—r\ Halloway. SS. IS—7o* J AT. Coltman. So. 14—71; ’so • s — l 72; I). Smith, 96. 24—72; A. W. Wyness s 6, 14—72; C. Bailee, §0 6—74- W li Swanson, PI, 17—74; J. ’ Swanson," S 5. 16—75; G. Coltman. 90, 15—75; j p Gilmore. 97, 22—75; P. Baker, 87, 12—75. GLENDOWIE CLUB A bogey handicap was played on Saturday by members of the Glendowie (Nub. The links were vers fast and p,avers found difficulty in staving on tli* greens. Following were the 'best cants handed in:—G. K. Atathieson, 2 down; C S- O. Woods, W. Laxon. F. Russell, A U V ilson, 3 down. On the previous Saturdav a tie resulted in the medal handicap. The playoif resulted in a win for L. Harrison, who beat J. *1 rice by one stroke. The official opening of the course will take place next Saturdav. The customary mixed foursomes will be played. MATAMATA CLUB From Our Own Correspondent MATAMATA, Today. Officers elected at the annual meeting of the Afatamata Golf Club on Friday evening were:—President, AV. T. Walker; vice-president’s. E. C. Banks and Dr. J. T. Laurenson; club captain, G. Fitzgerald; secretary and treasurer, F. G. White; committee. Messrs. Bluck. Gunn, Schofield, Thompson and Wells. It was decided to continue on the racecourse links, and the subscriptions are to be the same as last year.

TE AWAMUTU CLUB From- Our Oicn Correspondent TE AWAMUTU, Today. The following, officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Te Awamutu Golf Club on Friday' evening: President, Mr. Jas. Oliphant; vice-pre-sidents, Messrs. R. G. Hodges, A. J. Shepherd and D. AlcArthur; club captain, Dr. F. C. Blundell; vice-captain.

Mr. M. Barnett; secretary. Air. R. A. Coyne: treasurer. Air. M. Barnett: committee. Alcssrs. 11. AlcDonnld, R. Wallace. 11. V. Holmes. H. Focke and J"• !’• O Sullivan, with two women to bo elected by the women’s section: delegates to King Country Association. Dr. Blundell and Air. Barnett; green superintendent. Dr. Blundell; grounds committee. Messrs. H. Focke. H. McDonald and J. O’Sullivan; match committee. Alessrs. Blundell. Covne and Barnett: auditor, Air. H. K. Smith. The following new members were elected:—Afesdames F. Brewer and Gleeson, the Alisses B. Storev, V Riokit. O’Sullivan. Crawford' and Bourne, and Alessrs. J. Thompson. H. Peake, A. W. Gallagher. C. B. Crott> and J. Wallace. The opening day was fixed for Apr ' 26. when mixed, foursomes will be played. The financial statement ' year's working, a credit balance of £ -5 .s 2d being carried forward. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB The members of the GlendownLadies’ Golf Club will play a bog--;, match on Wednesday for a prize presented by Airs. Montgomery. The draw is as follows:—Aliss D. Scott •% Aliss E. llintz, Aliss AI. English v. Mis« N. Appleyard, Miss Lawrence v. Miss O. English. Miss Sutton v. Airs. Alarkwick, Miss Prosser v. another, Airs. D’Authreau v. Airs. Browne. Airs. Warren v. Airs. Hutchison. Mrs. Hill v. Alrs Aliller, Aliss Aleadows v. Airs. AlcGinlay, Aliss Johnson v. Aliss Lundon. Mrs Rennie v. Miss Maden. Aliss Brookfield v. Airs. Alathieson. The best cards handed in for the L.G.U. medal match was as follow: Airs. D’Authreau, 109, 32—77; Mrs. Browne, 97, 17—SO; Airs. Hutchison. 99. —SO; Airs. Alathieson, 105, 28—so Aliss Prosser, 117, 36—81. The C grade match was won by Mrv Alacartney.