MRS. LAIRD TOP.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 223, 20 September 1938, Page 16

MRS. LAIRD TOP.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. CHAMPIONSHIP COMMENCED. BEST ROUND OF THE DAY, 82. Tlie two qualifying rounds of the Maungftkiekie championships were played yesterday. The be«t round of tlie day was an 82 by Mrs. G. S. Laird and she led the field. The following are the scores of the pla.vcrs who qualified for the senior .uid junior .championships and the Maungakiekic Cup: —

Seniors.—Mrs. G. S. Laird 173, Mrs. V. Keir 177, Mrs. H. V. Johnston 178, Mrs. E. J. Xolan 184, Mns. J. Jerrat 184. Miss M Haslett 185. Mt«. R. Buttle 186. Miss K. Schnauer 186. Mrs. C. E. Grevatt 187, ili.ss D Lamb 187. Mrs. W. S. Spente 188. Miss J. Johneon 189. Miss C. Stubbs 189, Miw. S. C. Hodges 190. Mrs. J. Patenson 190, Mrs. A. F. Walker 192.

Juniors.- Mrs. L. H. l»egler 193, Mrs. C. Ellott 194, Mrs. C. V. Rosser 203. Mrs. A. V Stock- 2!>4. Mi«, S. K. Haycock 205. Mix O. Pocock 205. Mrs. G. A. Hardle.v 207. Mins K. McGowan 207. Mrs. \V. H. IToito-i 200. .Mrs. M. Cumining 209, Mrs. H P Richmond 2<m Mrs. L. Knight 211, Mrs K, Meredith 211. Mrs. J. Rurtjse 212, Mrs. R. George 213, Mrs. M. ElliJTo 213.

Maungakiekio Cup.—Mrs. A. Milne 194, Mrs. D. McCrone 193. Mw. H. P. Caughe.v 201, Mrs. R. Hipkins 201. Miss J. Edwards 211. Mrs. F. Willtanw 214. Mrs. H. Walker 215, Mrs. R. Manning 216. Miss H. Hardley 217. Miss S. Lawrence 217. Ml*. J. Xicoll 218. Mrs. D. R. Canard 219. Mre. (.'. Waddingham 219. Mrs. H. Williams 219. Miss D. Brown 220, Mrs. R. A. Wilson 220.

The match play commences to-morrow at 9 a.m. and continues at four-minute intervals.

Mre. G. S. Laird v. Mrs. A. F. Walker, Mrs. ('. K. Grevatt v. Mies E. Sehnaucr, Mrs. J. Jeriiit v. Miss J. Johnson, Miss C. Stubbs v. Mrs. K, J. Xolau. Mrs. H. V. Johnston v. Miv. S. C. Hodges, Mrs. W. S. Speiue v. Miss M. Hanlett. Mrs. R. Buttle v. Miss D. Lamb. Mrs. J. Paterson V"» Mrs U Kerr. Mrs. L. Pegler v. Mrs. M. Elliffo, Mrs. W. H. Hoi ton v. Miss E. McGowan. Mrs. Haycock v. lire. L. Knight. Mw. K. Meredith v. Mrs. A. C. Steele. Mrs. ('. F. Kosser v. Mrs. J. Rudjtc, Mrs. H. P. Richmond v. Mrs. G. Pocock. Mrs. G. A. Hardier v Airs. M. Cummins.

10 a.m. —Mrs. R. George v. Mre. C. Ellett. Mrs. A. Milne v. Mre. R. A. Wilson, Mis« H. Hardley v. Mrs. R. Manning, Miss J. Edwards v. Mrs. D. R. Garrard, Mrs. (J. Waddingham v. Mrs. R. Hipkins, Mre. H. P. Caughey v. Mrs. H. Williams, Mrs. J. Xifoll v. Mrs. F. William*. Mrs. H. Walker v. Miss S. Lawrence, Mies D. Browne v. Mrs. D. McCrone. Mrs. A. McArthur v. Miss L. Fisher, Mrs. I. R. Roberts v. Mrs. J. B. Gilmore. Mies E. Blackburn v. Miss R. Million, Mrs. C. K. Grierson v. Mrs. S. W. Morley, Mrs. W. L. Mincher v. Mrs. R. Buird.

11 a.m. —Mise C. Lloyd v. Mrs. W. J. Fletcher, Mrs. R. H. Martin v. Mrs. C. AndrewM, Mrs. O. E. C'liainbrrltuii v. Mrs. V. A. Saxton. Miw. J. Stewart V. Mrs. A. K. Storey, Mrs. F. Malcolm v. Mrs. B. Goldwater. Mrs. K. Baker v. Mrs. H. Thompson, Mrs. J. t'liughley v. Mr«. E. 1). Jones, Miss R. Grevatt v. Mi«. L. Rainper, Mrs. J. Daweon v. Misri R. Loodon, Miss A. Mortey v. Mrs. W. R. leape, Mrs. ('. A. Jarnian v. Miss M. Harvey, F. Pieece v. Mrs. J. Gray den. Miss J. Thomson v. Mrs. S. Caro, Mi«. D'Audney v. Miss V. Collins, Mrs. A. R. Holmes v. Mrs. Wallers. Miss B. Henderson v. Mr«. I. Betchley, Mrs. C. Swallow v. Mre. Walton.

Handicap events yesterday resulted as follows:—

Seniors .-Miss M. Hasiett, 92, 18—74 Miss E. Schnauer, 91, 14—77.

Junior.—Mre. R. George, 103, 32—71; Mr*. J. C'nujthley. 100. 27—73; Mr*. J. M. Elliffe, 101. 28-73; Mre. L. Kuisht, 104. 30 —74. As Mrs. R. George was not competin?. Mre. M. Elliffe and Mrs. ("aujrhley tied. On the recount Mrs. Klliffe wae the winner.