GOLF CLUBS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 959, 30 April 1930, Page 10

GOLF CLUBS

DOMINION LADIES’ UNION The handicap match play autumn ‘tursomeg, for the Challenge Cups pt* fnted by Mrs. Guy Williams to th* Vetv Zealand Ladies’ Golf Union, still he played on the Manawatu links Palmerston Xorth. on .May 7. S and >■ AUCKLAND LADIES’ CLUB Following- are the result* of the match placed yesterday by members of th« Auckland Ladies' Golf Club in the second round of the handicap match play tournament for the Hope Lewis Cup:—Xrf Fr L edlandcr (29 > beat Miss XoftKe* (15) 6 and 4; Miss Upton <9) beat Mr*. Hughes (15), 4 and 3: Miss T. Bavlv 412) beat Mrs. Foster (2S). 3 and 1: Miss E. Gulling <4) heat Miss Ma« farlane (15 ,7 and 6; Miss O. Rainger <29; and Mis.- E. Mahoney (19), all square; Miss E. Wilson (12) beat Mrs. Green (15>. 4 and 2: Miss H. Outfield (17) beat Mts. Rainer (19). 3 and 2; Miss C. Moginie <l4) and Miss C. Bayly (24), all square: Miss P Orr (17) beat Miss O. Martin (32). 7 and 6: Miss N. MacCormick <x> beat Miss K Walkley (25), 2 and 1: Mrs. Abbott won from Mrs. Robertson by default; Mr*. Murphy (20) beat Mrs. Graven (16), * aTid I; Mrs. Ferguson won from Miss Hamlin default; Mrs. Groft (19) beat Mrs •«*e (21), 3 anc 1; Mrs. ,T. Wilson (11* t Mrs. Xevill «2<G. 7 and 5: Mrs. Frater .2) beat Miss M. Xevill (23). 1 up. The next round must be played before May 14. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES* CLUB Following is the result of the bog v handicap match played by members o' the Maungakiekie Indies’ Golf Club at One Tree Hill yesterday: First Grade (1 to 24).—Mrs. OUan (16) 2 up; Miss K. Horton <l2), square; Mrs. Johnston (19). Miss * Cooke. (21). 3 down: Mrs. Hipkins (]£>• Miss K. Churton (21). Mrs. Lovett (-*/« Mrs. Burton (24). 4 down. Second Grade (25 to r,6).—Mi^ B Bailey (36>, all square; Miss Tiarks (S’; Miss Webster (33). 4 down; Mrs. Grani (33), 5 down. TITIRANGI LADIES* CLUB Following is the draw for the L-G-U medal handicap to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Cta* tomorrow, players to start in order » the draw: First tee. 10.50 a.m.—Mrs. R- L. Mils® 1 v. Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Brighton v. Mi*** Grove. Mrs. Hosking v. Mrs. Bantt***’ ! Miss K. Horton v. Miss G. Bray. Mrs. * G. Finlay v. Mrs. O'Leary. Mrs. Wyatt* Miss Richardson. Mrs. Hipkins v. H. Johnston, Mis- G. Easton v. WHv 1 Grierson. Mrs. G. I*. Taylor v. MiPer. Mi.- Gburton v. Mrs. Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Paterson, Mr Ruson v. Miss Dunneir. Mrs. sutcline • Miss Duder, Mips D. Stewart V. ■»*;■ Grevatt, Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Miss M. Gooke w Mis - K. Fouhy. Mis* Y ! Parr v. Miss M. Fouhy. Miss M \ ! Miss Harvey. Mrs. Mcllwraitli v. G. Lawrence. Mrs. Miller v. Mrs. Muei* • 1 Mrs. G. A. Hard ley v. Mrs. Gy llies. lE. Hardley v. Mrs. Lloyd. Miss - i ! Glashan v. Miss F. Hall, Mrs. G. B. I lay v. Miss H. Hardley Miss L I Miss A. Fouhy. Mrs. Rudpc v - JJ: I Tiarks, Mrs. .Terratt v. Mrs. E- AU 9 Miss M. Bailey v. Mrs. Duncan. . % Eighth Tee, in 40 a.m.—Miss H£si« x Miss Hacket. Miss Carnac haii ' - - , White; Miss J. Easton v. Mrs. OaraejjG Mrs. G. Robinson v. Mrs. Spm*«3 • ~' r . Richardson v. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. row v. Mrs. B. Gooke. Mrs • ' • 2j|. \V. H. Gooke. Mrs Restall v. Mrs. water. Mrs. Grant v. Miss D We* B * Miss Ponsford v. Miss K. Wells. | j - ~~