GOLF.
■ LADIES' MATCHES. > T ORTH AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. The matches in the 1 North Auckland ladies' golf championships were continued at Middlemore Links this morning. The following are the results of the second round of play in the senior- grade:— Miss F. Gordon beat Miss S. Fayton, 2 up. Miss W. Cotter beat Miss M. Fayton, <5 up and .j. Miss G. Gorrie beat Miss N. Upton. 4 and 'J. Miss M. Cotter beat Miss ('. Hull, 6 and 3. JUNIOR GRADE. Second Round. Miss liudgeou beat Miss D. Morton, 1 up. Miss .1. Fraicr beat Miss M. Frater (score not available). Miss .1. Macfarlane beat Miss J. Reid, 4 and 2. Miss s. Henderson beat Miss R. Coleman, 6 and .">. Miss P. Greig beat Miss M. Geddes, 3 and Miss Macklow beat Miss N. Crowther, 7 and 5. Miss K. Holmes beat Miss M. Cameron, 1 r.p. Miss K. Cummlng beat Miss A. Henderson, 1! and 1. HANDICAP FOURSOMES. The Handicap Foursomes yesterday was won by Misses R. Greig and M. Clark, with a gross score of 111. less handicap 33, net 78. Other cards were as follows:—Misses A. and S. Henderson. 108—28—SO; Misses F. Foote and E. M. Upton, 102—19—83; Miss G. Gorrie and Mrs Briffault, 110—22— 88: Misses M. Alison and M. Cameron. 100 — 21—88: Misses P. Gorrie and V. Dntliie, 118 —27—91: Misses Cotter. 105—13—92; Misses R. Gorrie and .1. Frater. 117—25—92; Mrs H. Richmond and Miss K. Clark, 118—26— 92. _„____»_^__ — _
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 197, 19 August 1913, Page 6
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