WEEK-END GOLF

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1071, 8 September 1930, Page 7

WEEK-END GOLF

LOUISSON WINS BLOOMFIELD BOWL THE AUCKLAND CLUB The tird round of the Bloomfield Bowl competition was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club on Saturday. About 70 players took part, the course being very heavy. Possession of the trophy Is decided on the best two cards returned in the three rounds and. N. Louisson gained the prize with socres of 71 and 76. Kivintt him a total of 146. He thus holds the trophy for the season. J. Farrell was second with scores of 71 and 78. making a total of

Following were the best cards returned on Saturday:—H. Plumley. 74. 1—73; G. Foote, 82, 8—74; F. Blnney, 82, 8—74; R. Browne, 90, 16—76; N. Louisson. 79, 4—76; J. Farrell, 98, 20 —7B.

N. Louisson, who tied with C. Dawson in the second round of the Bloomfield Bowl, also won the play-off. H. Plumley won the medal match held in conjunction with Saturday’s match with the fine card of 74. 1—73, and In future will play off scratch. The Auckland Golf Club's tourney for boys, which Was to have commenced last Monday, but was postponed on account of rain, will commence this morning at 10.30 o’clock.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES’ CLUB

Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap match to be played by members of the Maungaklekie Ladles’ Golf Club at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing at 10 o’clock in order of the draw:—Miss A. Grove v. Miss G. Easton, Mrs. O'Leary v. Mrs. SWain, Mrs. Paterson v. Mrs. Russell, Miss M. Miller v. Miss C. Stubbs. Miss G. Parr v. Mrs. W. Reid, Miss K. Churton v. Mrs. Dignnn. Miss M. Haslett v. Miss E. Schnauef. Mrs. Hipkins v. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs Houghton, Mrs. Grevatt v. Mrs. McIlraith, Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Burton. Miss Hacket v. Miss S. Johnston, Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. G. White. Miss J. Easton v. Miss Lawrence, Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Malcolm. J* rs - E - Brown v. Mrs. Jerrat. Miss Preeee Henderson, Mrs. Wellsford v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. Ramsav v. Mrs. S^l^n rnle Lr? irs «^ rou,?hton v - Mr* G. A. Hardley. Miss Robson v. Miss I. Walker, J? rS vr Ste^ art 9 Mrs - Kilner. Mrs. Dunne M,ss Lamb v. Miss Ve rr y v * Mrs - Rufige. Miss Millington v. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Gyllies v. Miss Ronayne. Mrs. Henrv v. Miss Palmer, Miss Blackburn v. Miss Thompson, Mrs. Napier v. Mrs Wiles Miss Wens v. Mrs. H. Walker, Miss H. Hardley v. Miss Tlrtrks. Mrs. Coaklev v. Mrs. Fee v. Mrs. O'Nelli. Ninth Tee.—Mrs. Mueller v. Mrs. Oxlev, M,^ s ,.P on 5 ford v - Mrs - Lloyd, Mrs. Ward v. Mias N. Self, Mrs. Hutchison v. Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Ali Son v. Mrs. Chappell. Mrs Choyce v. Mrs. S. Reid. Miss L. Hall v. Miss Williams, Mrs. Gold water v. Mrs. Savers, Mrs. Dawson v. Miss Evans. Following are the best scores returned In the week-end players’ match:—Miss E. Gregson, 102. 34—68; Miss Searell, 107. 32—75; Miss B. E. Morrison, 97, 21—76; Miss I. Hutson. 110, 34—76; Miss Hooker, 110, 34- -76.

The C grade match resulted In a tie between Miss D. Ryan ahd Mrs. F. Alpe. A match for C*grade players will be held on Thursday. Opponents will be drawn. The final of the Grevatt Cup competition resulted In a win for Miss I. Walker, who defeated Miss M. Cooke, 2 up.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB

Following are the best scores returned for the L.G.TJ. medal round, played by members of the Akarana Ladies’ Golf Club: Miss Joughln. in. U—7l: Miss Dalton, 113. 35—78; Mrs. Ross, 106, 28 —7B; Mrs. Sinclair, 115, 36—79; Mrs. O. Darrant. 94. 14—80. The C grade match was won by Miss L. Barton. •

AKARANA CLUB

The fifth round of the Tyler Memorial Cup was played by members of the Akarana Golf Club at the Mount Roskill links on Saturday. The monthly button was also played in conjunction. Following are the results: J. Henderson. 84. 11 —73; H. R. Tyler. 98, 19—74; S. Hazelden, 81, 5—76; J. Swanson, 84, 8—76: J. B. Gilmore. 100, 22—78; C. H. Halford. 97. 18—79; V. Baker. 90, 9—81; E. R. Bailey. 106, 24 —S2; C. M. Cox, 93. 11—82.

OTAHUHU CLUB

Members of the Otahuhu Golf Club played the first round of the senior and Junior championships on Saturday. Following were the results:— Seniors.—L. Croxson beat T. Easterbrook. 4 and 3; R. G. Moffitt beat A. Eustace, 2 and 1: H. J. Levy boat B. H. Menzies, 1 up; W. B. Eustace beat C. R. Reader, 3 and 2.

Juniors.—J. Logan beat Cox, 5 and 4; A. M. Todd beat R. L. Browne, 4 and 3; F. Todd beat G. E. Currie, 3 and 1: B. O. Heather beat C. Biggs, 1 up. Some of the matches in the second round were also played. Following were the results:*— Seniors.—Levy beat W. B. Eustace. 1 up; Croxson beat Moffitt, 4 and 2. Juniors.—J. Logan beat A. Todd, 1 up; Heather beat F, Todd at the nineteenth. In the Ballln Cup B competition final B. L. Menzies beat W. B. Eustace. 1 up.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB

A bogey handicap was played by members of the Maunfeaklekle Golf Club at the Titirangl links on Saturday for the president’s trophy. The competition resulted in a tie between J. M. Hockln (2), A. N. Taylor (9), and L. J. Williamson (11), who all returned cards of 2 down. Other best cards, were: T. A. Golding (2). H. Broadbent (8). L. Knight (11), and ft. J. Graham (ID. S down; W. & koldgate (6). R. F. Ward (15*. 4 dowfl. . , ■ Following are the r«3ultc of game:: played during the week: Senior ,championdhip—H. D. Brineden hekt A. K. Hawley. « and 5. In the first round, and J M Hookln, 4 and 3. In the second round: It. R. McOrystal beat A. M. Gouldlng at the nineteenth in the semi-final of the top half. ‘ _ Junior Championship.—-Semi-Una!: S. T. Gaskin beat W. P. Baker at the nineteenth. Consolation handicap. second round: C. H. Wyatt beat H. L. Poison. 2 up. Semi-final: A. J. Parr beat A J. Good. 2 and 1. Ballln Cup, semi-final: I. B. Stewart beat G. C. Jones, 3 and 2.

GLENDOWIE CLUB

The first round of the Gleildowie Golf Club’S championships was played on Saturday. There were several close finishes and many of the older players were unexpectedly beaten. Following were ’he results:'—R. Kissllng beat H. Goodwin. 4 and 3; J. Kissllng beat X. A. ( hing. 1 up: I\ Niccolls beat C. B. Thomas. 2 and 1: E. Hutchison beat A. Duthle, at l» th - Horton beat G. Brown, at 34th, R. Bradley beat R. Edmonds. 3 and 2; O. WOlfgramm beat F. Trice, 2 and 1. Junior.—l-. Harrison beat C. law,grove, 3 and 2: C. Blernaoki beat J. btfedman. 3 and 2: T. Russell beat N. C. fineddeh. 7 and «: A. Churchouse beat A. It. Wilson, 1 up: F. Hints beat i. Hall i up. L. Keys beat T. Marlin, 4 and .1, I-■ T.in -

tott beat F. Faram, 5 and 4; IT. Wright, beat N. Harrison, 7 and 5. C. Grade.—N. A. Naismlth beac F Kintall. 1 up; D. McGregor won from G. Metcalfe by default; J. R. Rendell beat A. E. Taine, 5 and 4; I. Sheen won from M. Miller by default; C. Rattray beat F. Combes, 3 and 2; H. G. Thompson beat V. Johns, 4 and 3; A. O. Horspool beat I. C. Graham, 7 and 6; M. Bailey beat A. Howey-Walker, 2 up.

PLAY AT ONE TREE HILL

Members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club played a medal handicap at the One Tree Hill links on Saturday. Following were the results:— A Grade (1 to 15). —F. J. Newell, 79, 14—65; C. Coleman, 86. 14—72; J. W. Clarke, 83, 10—73; F. Wiseman, 80, 13—73; J. D. Shanley, 87. 14—73; .7. S. Rankin, S 3. 9—74. B Grade (16 and over).—R. K. Craig, 90, IS—72; J. G. Hirst, 92, 18—71; C. J. Schnauer, 93, 18 —75; A. F. L. Tindall. 93, 18—75; R. dearborn, 91, 16 —75; A. K. Whitten, 95. 20—75. The semi-finals of the C grade championship resulted as follow: —N. J. Kidd beat A. L. Morpeth, 2 and 1; L. S. Schnauer beat H. Morpeth, 1 up.

AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB

Following are the results of matches played by members of the Auckland Ladies’ Golf Club in the second round for the W. R. Wilson Cup: Miss Moginie (14) beat Mrs. Wright (18). 6 and 4; Mrs. Ralph (23) beat Mrs. Rainger (18), 4 and 2; Miss Walkley (26), beat Miss K. Mahoney (17), 2 up; Mrs. Frater .(22), beat Mrs. J. Wilson (10), 1 up; Miss Hamlin (11) beat Mrs. Craven (16). 3 and i ; Miss Ballantyne (19) beat Mrs. Rutherford (12). 2 and 1; Mrs. Abbott (13) beat Mrs. Hodges (10). 7 and 6; Mrs. Croft (18), beat Miss L. Cutfleld (15). 2 and 1; Miss Lever (19) beat Mrs. Foster (28), 7 and 6; Mrs. Grant (22) beat Miss Egerton (28), 2 and 1; Miss Coutts (21) beat Mrs. Boddlngton (33)* 4 and 2; Miss MacCormlck (8), beat Miss Porter (30), 6 and 5: Mrs. Marshall (11) beat Mrs. Buttle (11). 3 and 1; Miss Upton (9) beat Miss Graham (19), 5 and 3.

GLENDOWIE LADIES’ CLUB

In the final of the championship Mrs. McMillan beat MlsS R. Wilson, 7 and 5. W A ITEM AT A CLUB The match for the Alison Memorial Cup over 36 holes was commenced on Saturday by members Of the Waitemata Golf Club. The best cards for the first 18 holes were: K. Baxter, 74, 7—67; N. Taylor. 79, 11—68; B. Mclndoe. 81. 13—68; W. Miller. 81. 13—68; T. O’Connell. 77. 9 —6B; B. Compton. 90. 32—68; R. D. McLeod, 90. 20—70; S. Whitley. 81. 11—70.

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB

In the final of the senior championship. Miss A. O’Neill defeated Mrs. Fleming, 6 and 4, and In the Junior championship Mrs. Allen defeated Miss Lorie. 6 and 5.

The best cards returned in the L.G.U. medal round were: Miss Wight, 103. 36 67; Mrs. Fleming. 90, 22—68; Mrs. Fraer. 98. 23—75.

The senior putting competition was won by Mrs. Mowbray, and the Junior competition resulted In a tie between Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Quick.

WHANGAREI V. DARGAVILLE

, From Our Own Correspondent DARGAVII.LE, Saturday. In a series of matches today, played between representatives of the Whangarei and Dargaville Golf Clubs, the Dargaville Club was successful in winning ten matches to Whangarei's eight. In spite of rather treacherous weather conditions the visitors expressed themselves as well pleased with the appointments of Dargaville’s new golf course, the clubhouse and the arrangements made for their entertainment. Results are as follow (Dargaville names first):

Singles.—Mrs. W. Beattie beat Mrs. Gardiner, 4 up and 2; Mrs. H. Lloyd beat Mrs. Reynolds, 2 up and one; Mrs. S. Colmote-Williams beat Mrs. Glanville, 9 up pnd one; Miss P. Harding beat Mrs. Ward, 4 up and 2; Mrs. K. W. Toogood beat. Mrs. Robertson, 2 up and one; Mrs. C. H. Crump lost to Mrs. Ratcliffe, 2 down and one; Miss G. Toogood lost to Mrs. McLeod, 2 down and one; Mrs. G. S. Mitchell beat Mrs. Donaldson. 2 up and one; Miss M. Harding beat Mrs. Higginson, 2 up and one; Miss M. Reid lost to Mrs. Collins, 2 down and one; Mrs. F. Gould lost to Mrs. Long, 3 down and 2; Mrs. W. G. Smith lost to Mrs. Marshall, 7 down and 1; Mrs. Tremain lost to Mrs. Stephens, 3 down. Foursomes. —Mrs. Beattie and Mrs. H. Lloyd and Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs. Reynolds, all square; Mrs. Colmore Williams and Miss P. Harding beat Mrs. Glanville and Mrs. Wood, 3 up and 2; Mrs. Toogood and Mrs. Crump beat Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Ratcliffe, 3 up and 1; Miss G. Toogood and Mrs. Mitchell beat Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. Donaldson, 4 up and 3; Miss M*Harding and Mrs. Reid lost to Mrs. Higginson and Mrs. Collins, 5 down and 4; Mrs. F. Gould and Mrs. W. G. Smith lost to Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Long, 2 down and 1.