LADIES' GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 224, 20 September 1924, Page 11

LADIES' GOLF.

» ■ .. . _( N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIPS. '3j _.;t MISS BROWN DEFEATED. L_"j CBy Telegraph-—Own CorrespoD_ent.) i. HAMILTON, this day. " The New Zealand Ladles' Golf Championship was continued to-day on St. Andrews Links, Hamilton, when the second round of the championship was played. The i links are generally in good order, with toe greens a little on the heavy side, lh<-__ was also a strong breeze across the linKsmaklng the loug drives tricky. One :ot the features o£ the mornittg S play n-as the defeat of Miss Brownby last year's champion, Miss Jeryis, or The Hutt. In this game Miss Jervis was 6 up at the tenth, and by great golf, Miss Brown drew level at the sixteenth. At tne seventeenth Miss Jervis holed a loft putt, winning the hole in 5—G, and the eighteentti was halved. A most prominent player waa ! Miss Olive Kay, of \VhangareE "TVno beat Miss Acheson, of Nelson, one of last year a semi-finalists, by 6 and 5. Miss Kay did a round of S4, her card reading: Out, o, 6, 4, 4, 4, 4, 7, 4, 5—43. Home, 3, 4, 6. 5 4 5 fi 6 3—41. The second round results 'are:-—Mrs. G. Williams beat Miss Upton 5 and 3; Miss liran.on beat Mr*. Hallgan, 1 up; Miss Snodgrass beat -*Irs. Bell 4 and-2; Mrs. Collinson beat Misa Lucas, 7 and 5; Mrs. Blythe beat Mrsu Pumphrey, C and 4; Mrs. Gardner beat Miss Carter, 3 and 1; Miss Jervis beat Misa Brown, 1 up: Mrs. Peak beat Mrs. Bray, 2 and 1; Mrs. Dodgson beat Mrs. CooK. 3 and 1; Mrs. Slack beat Miss Bell, 2 and 1 • Miss S. Payton beat Mrs. Weston, 6 and 4: Miss M. Payton won from Mrs. Tingeby default; Miss Kay beat Miss Acheson--6 and 5: Mrs. Orbell beat Mrs. Grace, 5 aild 3; Mrs. Spiers beat Miss Cato at the nineteenth; Miss Gambrill beat Mis* Briseed, 1 up. '