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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20860, 20 May 1933, Page 15

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BRITISH WOMEN'S ' CHAMPIONSHIP. * MISS ENID WILSON'S VICTORY. (UNITED SIUS33 ASSOCIATION*—B7 ELECTEIC TELEGRAPH —COPVEJOHT.) LONDON, May 18. In the British women's golf championship final at Gleneagles Miss Enid Wilson defeated Miss Diana Plumpton five up and four to play. Miss Wilson thus achieved her ambition to complete the "hat-trick," having won the title three years in succession, a performance unequalled since Lady Margaret Scott's record - In 1893-5. , • ™ i. The 22-year-old Miss Plumpton, an Essex County player, reached the final for the first time. She beat Miss Wanda Morgan and Miss Diana Fishwick. She is a game and plucky fighter, but Miss Wilson's powerful driving and long irons were too good for her, RUSSLEY LADIES* CLUB. OPEN TOURNAMENT ENDS. The Russley Ladies' Golf Club concluded its two-day open tournament yesterday. The tournament was a great success. There were good entries, the links were in excellent order, and the weather bautifully fine. ! Mrs E. Chartres won the Russley Trophy with a score 'of 80—83—163, and also first medal handicap played on Thursday. Mrs R. Macdonald and Mrs A. Norton won the four-ball bogey with the remarkably good score of 0 up. • At the conclusion of the tournament the prizes were presented by Mrs R. A. Bagshaw. , The results of yesterday s play were as follows:

FOUR-BALL BOGEY. Mrs R. Macdonald and Mrs A. Norton .. .. .. 9up Miss M. Beadel and Miss A. Beadel 5 up Mrs Stickings and Miss Willis 2 up Mrs Patcm and Mrs Brennan .. 2up Mrs Anderson and Mrs PhippsBlack 4 # , ~ 2up Miss Cotton and Miss ? Gates .. lup Miss B. Wilson and Miss M. Wilson .. . - .. lup Miss Morrish and Miss Johnston .. .. .. lup Mrs Templin and Miss Rennie 1 up Mrs Gilmour and Miss Morton 1 up Miss Sapsford and Mrs McIntyre .. .. .. lup Prize List. The prize list was as follows: Russley Trophy—Winner, Mrs Chartres; runner-up, Miss Holmes. First Medal Handicap—Senior, Mrs Chartres; junior, Mrs ScannelL Bogey Handicap—Senior, Miss White-Parsons; junior, Miss Mitchell. Second Medal Handicap—Senior. Miss Penn; junior, Mrs Mclntyre. Four-ball Bogey Handicap—Mrs Macdonald and Mrs Norton. Putting—Miss Fleming.

HAGLEY LADIES' CLUB. The junior grade bogey match resulted in a tie between Miss Sylvia Thomson, Mrs Pfankuch, ant? Mrs C. W. Price, and being decided on the score for the )ast nine holes, Miss S. Thomson was the winner. Miss Thomson (24) .. 5 down Mrs Price (22) ..5 down Mrs Pfankuch (25) •* 5 down Mrs R. A. Bagshaw (21) .. 6 down Mrs F. J. B. Murray (25) .. 6 down The draw for the Coronation medal match, and Aotea Roa Cup, to be [played on Tuesday afternoon is:~-Miss Stewart v. Mrs H. T. Adams, Miss Atkinson v. Miss S. McLeod, Mrs Herman v. Mrs Herbert Lawry, Mrs McClatchie v. Miss H. Hunter, Mrs R. M. [Adams v. Mrs Bretherton, Miss . B. White v. Mrs Summers, Miss Newton !v. Miss R. Richards, Miss Nicholson v. Mrs Wellwood, t Miss M. Saunders v. Miss Agnes Buchanan, Miss G. Denshire v. Miss Harcourt, Miss J. C. Macdonald v. Mrs Smith, Mrs G. Bullock v. Mr,s E. L. Siddall, Mrs Murray v. Mrs Tothill, Miss Mary Morten v. Mrs Leicester Harris, Mrs C. W. Price v. Mrs H. E. Parsonson, Mrs F. B. Hale v. Mrs J. C. Lord, Mrs E. Pfankuch v. Miss G. T. Thomson, Miss Hill v. Miss J. Cook.

KAIAPOI LADIES' CLUB. A Canadian foursome competition, played on Tuesday, was won by Mrs H. R. AspinaU, and Miss M. Jones. During the afternoon, tea adournment, Mrs J. Trimbrill received a crystal water jug as a wedding present from the club members. The draw for the Aotea*roa cup, to be played on Tuesday, May 23, is as fol-lows:-—Mrs Hammer and Miss Stewart, Miss Martyn and Mrs Aspinall, Mrs Trimbrill and scorer, The following is the draw for the handicap round, which will also be played on Tuesday:—Mrs Hammer and Miss Stewart, Mrs Corcoran and Miss Reid, Miss Martyn and Mrs Aspinall, Mrs Smith and Miss Grahame, Mrs Paton and- Mrs Trimbrill, Miss Rinaldi and Mrs Wylie, Mrs Johnston' and Mrs Ward, Miss Evans and Miss Thomas, Mrs Rinaldi and Mrs Stevens, Mrs Aitken and Miss Horrell, Mrs Evans and Miss V. Stewart, Mrs McIlree and Miss Fisher, Mrs Keetley and Miss M. Jones, Miss Stark and Miss Mcintosh, Miss D. Horrell and Miss Young. A HOLE IN ONE. Mrs Skinner holed her tee shot at No. || hole at Harewood on Thursday.

SECOND MEDAL HANDICAP SENIOR DIVISION. Gross. Hep. Net. Miss G. Baxter .. 83 11 72 Miss C. Penn 90 18 72 73 Miss B. Holmes 84 11 Mrs Paton .. «. 91 ■ 17 74 Mrs W. Nicholls 92 17 75 Miss M. Frew 93 18 75 Mrs E. Chartres 83 7 76 Miss N. Hoare .. 88 12 76 Mrs Stickings .. 90 13 77 Mrs G. Leech .. 94 17 77 Miss V. Fleming .. 83 5 78 Miss B. Hobbs .. 90 12 78 Miss E. White-Parsons 89 10 79 Miss Sapsford .. 94 15 79 Miss D. Fleetwood .. 94 15 70 JUNIOR DIVISION. Gross. Hep. Net. Mrs Mclntyre .. 90 23 67 Miss C. Mitchell .. 96 27 69 Mrs A. C. Falconer .. 95 24 71 Miss Y. Baxter .. 93 21 72 Miss E. Nutt .. 105 32 73 Mrs A. O. Well wood .. 84 20 74 Mrs A. Norton .. 98 24 74 Miss M. Frew .. 104 30 74 Mrs G. Walton .. 94 19 75 Miss F. Munns .. 96 21 75 Mrs R. Lewis .. 95 19 76 Mrs Knowles .. 97 20 77 Miss M. Saunders .. 98 20 78 RUSSLEY TROPHY. Mrs E. Chartres .. 80 83 103 Miss B, Holmes .. 84 84 168 Miss G. Baxter .. 86 83 169 Miss V. Fleming .. 86 83 169 Miss H. Loughnan .. 86 86 172 Miss N. Hoare .. 86 88 174