GOLF MATCHES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 983, 28 May 1930, Page 6

GOLF MATCHES

AKARANA LADIES’ CLUB CORONATION MEDAL The Coronation- medal competition, which was to have been played yesterday by members of the Auckland Cadies Golf Club, was postponed on account of the bad weather until toI morr° w . if the weather is still unsettled on Thursday the match will be 1 2r. a X?? on Frida y* As the King’s Birthday falls on Tuesday next week, the monthly medal and second round for the eclectic cup will be played on the following Friday. Following are the results of the third round of the handicap match play tournament for the Hope Lewis Cup. Miss E. M. Upton (9) defeated Miss E. Culling (4), 7 and 6; Miss E. Wilson (12) defeated Miss H. Cutfield (17), 3 and 1; Mrs. Abbott (14) defeated Miss N. MacCormick (8). 3 and 1; Mrs. J. Wilson (11) defeated Mrs. G. F. Ferguson (10), 2 and 1. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES

The second round of the president’s handicap match play tournament of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club must be completed by June 4, and the third round by June 11. A bogey handicap match will be held next Wednesday for trophies presented by Mrs. A. C. McArthur.

The second round of the C grade eclectic match will be held tomorrow, commencing at 10 a.m., players to choose their own partners. AKARANA LADIES’ CLUB The following team will represent the Akarana Ladies’ Golf Club against the Everslie Club on Saturday:—Miss T. Cox, Miss E. Tyler-Davies, Miss Griffin, Miss Fearnley, Miss G. Smith, Miss Hickman, Miss Longdill, Miss Connett, Miss McGee, Mrs. Sutton. Miss Wynyard, Miss Joyce. OTAHUHU LADIES’ CLUB

The best scores returned in the C grade match of nine holes played bv members of the Otahuhu Ladies’ Golf Club were as follow:—Miss Wills. 62, 18 —44; Mrs. Richards, 64, 18 —46; Miss Blakey, 67, 18—49: Miss Leonard. 67. 18—49; Mrs. Connell, 67, 18—49: Miss Buchanan, 67, 18—19. PAPAKURA LADIES’ CLUB Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal match to be played on Saturday next by members of the Papakura Ladies’ Golf Club:—Miss White v. Miss J. Waters. Mrs. Mullens v. Mrs. Carpenter. Miss Wilkins v Mrs. Foote, Miss Rhind v. Mrs. Pirie, Mrs. Langford v. Mrs. Urquhart, Mrs. Yates v. another, Miss McLennan v .Miss Rushton, Miss Jolly v. Miss Noble, Mrs. Tilston v. Mrs. H. 'Walters, Miss Coxhead v. Mrs. Wishart, Mrs. Wattsev. Miss McGregor, Mrs. Humphries v. Mrs. Hirst, Mrs. Mullens v. Mrs. Carpenter, Miss Gardner v. Miss Urquhart, Miss J. Walker v. Miss Wood. Mrs. Bridgman v. Miss Harris, Mrs. Pavitt v. Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Connell v. Miss J. McConnell, Mrs. Earl v. Mrs. Johnstone, Miss M. Walters V. Mrs. J. Brooke. Miss O’Callahan v. Mrs. Knight, Miss Andre v. Mrs. Peglar, Mrs. Bradstreet v. Miss Finlayson. Miss M. Clarke v. Miss O’Hara, Miss Higgins v. Miss M. McConnell, Miss Jarvie v. Miss Honeyford. TITIRANGI LADIES’ CLUB The draw for the coronation medal match to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies’ Golf Club at Titirangi is as follows, players to start at 10.45 a.m.:—Mrs. Hosking v. Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Mrs. O’Leary, Mrs. Banister v. Miss K. Horton, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v. Mrs. McMillan, Miss Bray v. Mrs. Paterson, Miss Grove v. Miss Grierson. Following is the draw for the first round of the eclectic match, to be played tomorrow, players starting in order of the draw: First Tee, at 10.50 a.m.—Mrs. Hosking v. Miss K. Horton, Miss Bray v. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Deighton v. Mrs. J. C. Finlay. Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Johnston v. Mrs. Swain, Miss Grove v. Mrs. Banister, Miss Grierson v. Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Wyatt v. Miss G. Easton, Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Miss M. Cooke, Miss Richardson v. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Grevatt v. Miss M. Miller. Miss IST. Fouhv v. Mrs. Melrose, Miss K. Fouhy v. Miss C. Lawrence, Miss Dunnet v. Miss Cornaga, Mrs.

Horton v. Mr s. llipkins. Miss Uael ! v. Mrs. Sutcliffe, Miss Under v. i Henrys. Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. ; Mrs. Mueller v. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. w? j llwraith v. Mrs. Lovett. Miss M. LafleC I v. Miss Robson. Mrs. Dunne v v»A j F. Hall. Mrs. O. P Finlay v. Spinley, Mrs. E. Alison v. Miss *MeGlashan. Miss E. HardJey v. Miss a Fouhy, Mrs. Lloyd v. Mrs. Jerrat:. Mr« ;W. 11. Cooke v. Mrs. Duncan. Mrs ; Rudge v. Miss H. Hardlev, Mrs. c. K Grierson v. Miss K. Wells Mrs. Dawson v. Miss Webster. Miss Tiarks v I Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Court v. Mrs. Restall. j Eighth Tec. at 10.40 a.m.—Miss g J Parr v. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Cain v. Miss’ Carnachan. Mrs. Gardiner v. Mis* I Harvey. Miss Pickett v. Miss J. EastoiC Mrs. G. \. Hardlev v. Mrs. Harrow Mrs. B. Cooke v. another. Miss Moody ; v. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Richardson v S Mrs. Ward. Mrs. .T. G. Hardlev v. Mrs! Goldwater. N.Z. COUNCIL PALMERSTON NORTH GETS CHAMPIONSHIP MEET KIRK-WINDEYER CUP RULES A special meeting of the Council of the New Zealand Golf Association was held on May 26. when there were present: fc>ir Alexander Roberts, chairman, and Messrs. W. A. Kielv, A. D. S. Duncan. M. J. Crombie. Colonel R. O. Chesney and G. O. Sutton, secretary. An apology for unavoidable absence was received from Mr. L. O. H. Tripp. It was unanimously resolved, after very full consideration, that the 393 y championship meeting be played on the Manawatu Golf Club’s links, Palmerston North, in October. A set of proposed rules for future Kirk-Windeyer Cup competitions was submitted by Sir Alexander Roberts and Mr. M. J. Crombie, and after slight amendments were approved of and ordered to be forwarded to Australia for approval of Mr. W. A. Windeyer and the Australian authorities. As soon as the rules are definitely agreed to by all parties, they will be circulated to the Press. THAMES From Our Otcn Correspondent THAMES, Today. The Thames women selected to play the Paeroa women on Saturday next on the Paeroa links are: Mesdames T. McCarroll, A. G. Price, H. R. Bush. Misses McLouglilin, Poulgrain, Lil Price, Maxted, Kidd and Boles. The first round for the Thames Rose Bowl commences on Saturday. The Coronation Medal will also be played for at the same time.

WAIUKU From Our Otcn Correspondent WAIUKU, Today. During last week the women members of the Waiuku Golf Club played L.G.U. rounds, the best cards being: Miss AJdred, 113, 36—77; Mrs. Ohlson, 99, 17—82; Miss Arkle, 112, 30—82; Miss Neil, 103, 17—86; Mrs. Barker, 108. 21 —87; Miss Hull. 110, 21—89; Mrs. Harkness, 119, 28 —91. During the match Miss Aldred earned the distinction of holing out in one at the short third hole.