GLENDOWIE GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1036, 29 July 1930, Page 13

GLENDOWIE GOLF

LADIES’ CLUB ECLECTIC ' MATCH Following is the draw for the second round of the eclectic match to be played tomorrow by members of the Glendowie Ladies’ Golf Club.—Miss M. Hill v. Miss D. Scott, Miss M. English v. Miss Lawrence, Miss O English v. Miss Sharland, Miss Sutton v. Mrs. Mark wick. Mrs. Keys v. Mrs. Miller. Miss Wilson v. Mrs. Mathieson, Mils. Rennie v. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Hintz v. Miss Colebrook, Mrs. Butler v. Mrs. Browne, Miss W. Hintz v. Mrs Kissling, Miss ~8. Hill v. Mrs. Warren. Miss Meadows v. Miss .Maden, Mrs. Ilowev ■ Walker v. Mrs. McGinley, Miss Brook'- ! field v. Miss Lmidcn, Mrs. D'Auilireau ] v. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Combes v. another. The draw for the first round of the C grade eclectic match for Mrs. McMillan's prize is as follows: —Miss I*. Wright v. Miss M. Hintz, Miss Adams v. Miss M. Clark, Mrs. Bartleet v. Miss X. Bond. 1 Mrs. Holdsworth v. Airs. Meiklejohn, Miss Quill v. Mrs. Lintott, Miss Wells v. ! Mrs. Macartney, Mrs. Lovegrrove v. MrCahill, Airs. Quill v. Mrs. Levicn. Hughes v. Miss Todd, Miss C. Bond v. 1 another. GLENDOWIE V. PUPUKE The following players will represent the Glendowie Golf Club in a match against Pupuke at Glendowie on Saturday:—C. E W. Allcott, R. R. Kissling. G. Brown L>r. Horton. C. B. Thomas. R. Edmonds. N. A. Cning. E. Hutchison. J. Kissling, A. Duthie, C. Woods, O. Wolfgram Reserves: E. Richardson, G. Kissling, H. Goodwin. The following will play at Pupuke:— 1C Rawlinson,- W. Laxon, I j. C 2St e <1 - man. A. C Johns, L Harrison, C. Biernacki, E>. Alorrison, J. Hall, H. Wright, U. A. Forgie, N. C. Snedden, R. Bradley, F. Hintz, A. R. Wilson. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB The following team will represent the : Akarana Ladles’ Golf Club in an interclub match against the Otahuhu Ladies * Club at Otahuhu tomorrow:—Alisa l>arroch. Airs. Preston, Airs. Gilmore, Miss : AI. Peet, Mrs. Neale. Airs. Cox. Miss Jones, Airs. Grant, Aliss Todd. Aliss P • Peet, All's. Ross, Airs. England. TITIRANGI LADIES’ CLUB The second round of the handicap match play for the captain’s trophy : was completed by members of the Titirangi Ladies’ QoIT Club yesterday. Following were the results:—Mrs. Brown I beat Airs. J. P. Finlay, 1 up; Miss K. Hor- j ton wen by default from Mrs. Gy Hies; j Mrs. H. Johnson beat Miss AI. Fouhey, ■ 5 and 4: Mrs Banister beat Mrs. Paterson, 1 up; Airs. Leighton beat Airs. Atel- ! rose, 4 and 2, Aliss AI. Aliller won by default from Airs. G. A. Hardlev; Miss S Grierson won by default from Miss Cornaga; Miss G. Parr beat Mrs. Iloskings. 4 and 2. The match which was to have been played on Thursday has been postponed until next Monday. MANUREWA LADIES' CLUB The draw' for the medal round for J members of the Manurewa Goli f Club tomorrow' is as follows:—Airs. Bar- ,

} nard v. Mrs. White, Miss Lapluo v. jjr . j Bdgley, Mrs Gilmore v Miss- King, Mr*. Adlani v Airs. Alainland, Mrs. Shugar V. Mrs. Rush ton. Mrs. Campbell v. Mi.*-* Juckes, Airs. Jenkins v. Miss * Neison. | Mrs. Fleming v. Miss F. Hill. Saturday ! players: Mlfs Barnard v. Miss M**Farj lane, Aliss Noble v. Miss White. Miss 1L { Hid v. Aliss Wood HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw' for a bog-y round to l*e played tomorrow by members ui the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club, starting at the first tee at noon, other players* following at lour-minute intervals : —Airs. L. Teasdaie v. Mrs. p. G. itusseil. Airs. A English v. Airs. C- Blunder. Airs. Yv. liatt v. Mrs. C. O. Bennett, Mrs. F. Alander v. Miss D. Mackav. Miss A. Coventry v. Mrs. C. A. Arthur. Aliss J. Tempter v. Mrs. W. Al. Hortoi., i Aliss M. Allen v. Airs. G. \V. Gower. : Mrs. T. A. Aiilrov v. Mrs. L. L>ay, Mis-* V. Cann v. Mrs. R. English. Mrs. A. T. i Atkins v. Mrs. A. James. Mrs. \V. J. King v. Miss Eyre, Airs. E. M. Masters ; v. Aliss Al. McLean, Mrs. N. Rawlings \. Mrs. G. Primrose. Airs. T. C. Fraser ' v. Aliss B. Vickerv, Mr.-. L. Tomkins v. Mrs*. 11. c\ Ross. Mis.- \V. Manning v. Miss K. Wilson. Airs. W. Aitken v. Mlsn ’ Dawson. Airs. A. E. landlord v. Mrs. A. J. Bond. Airs. II Gritfitbs v. Airs. N. N. Ross. Mrs. .T. J. Stand rin v. Mr*. Gordon Smith. Mrs. Clive Matthews v. Mrs. JC !-. Mar Diarmid. Mrs. E. Bartlett v. Mrs. R. P. Hayward, j Seventh Tee, at noon.—Miss 11. Focke i v. Mrs. A. G. Cradwick, Mrs. K. Gruar j v. Airs. AlcCracken. All's. R. Worley v. Mrs. J McNiool. Mrs. H. D. Matthews v. Airs. Colin Tayior. Airs. W. Peterson v. Mrs C. llotson. Miss Stevens v. Miss K. Oliver The Saturday players will play their bogey round on Saturday. The next round ol the foursomes will be played on Thursday Following is the draw:—Mrs. G. W. Gower and Mrs. E. Bartlett v. Mrs. D Hay and Airs. G Primrose. The winning pair will play Mrs. T. A. Milroy and Mrs. T. C. Fraser in the final. The qua 11 tying rounds for the senior and junior championships will be played on August 6 in conjunction with the monthly medal. The senior championship lis open to players with handicaps of : scratch to 18, the first eight to qualify. The junior championship is open to play- , ers with handicaps of 13 to 35. the first. 16 to qualify A one-day open tourna- < ment will be held on Thursday, August The following scores were returned in j the last medal mat* h:— A Grade.—Mrs. F. Alander. So, 9——76; Mrs. L. Dav. f*2. 14—7 S: Mrs. C. A. Arthur. S 9. 10—79; Mrs. G. W. Gower, i 96, 17—7 Mrs. A. G. Cradwick. 9S, f 17—Sis Mrs. c. O. Bennett, 92. 10—62. B Grade.—Miss J. Terapler. 90. 22 i Mrs. R. P Hazard. 95. 20—7 S; Mrs. N. N. : Ross. 113. *06—77; Airs. W. Aitken. 9s. 19—79: Mrs. E. Bartlett. 9s. 19—79; Mrs. ! McCracken. 110. 2-S—S2: Miss E. Scherer, ; 107. r. 0—77: Miss Campbell. 105, 22—53, i