GOLF

Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 288, 5 September 1928, Page 12

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MIRAMAR LADIES’ CLUB OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP The Miramar lafiies championship opened in inelement weather yesterday. Some good rounds were played, the outstanding player for the day being Miss Gambrill with an 86 in the morning, and 88 in the afternoon. Other good rounds were done by Miss V. Upham, last year’s champion, playing a 90 in the morning round, and Mrs. Collinson, New Zealand lady champion, Mrs. Shailer Weston. Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Spiers, Miss M. Ward, Miss G. Upham, and Mrs. King, the above ladies qualifying. The draw for the championship is as follows, starting time :— 9 a.m.—Miss Gambrill plays Miss G. Upham. 9.4. —Mrs. Collinson plays Miss M. Ward. 9.8. —Mrs. Menzies plays Mrs. AVeston. 9.12. —Mrs. Spiers plays Miss V. Upham. The draw for those who qualified in - the group handicap, which is a knockout on handicap, is as follows: —9.16: Mrs. King plays Miss Ella Fair; 9.20: Miss Hanson plays Mrs, Dalgleish: 9.24: Mrs. McMillan plays Miss Lawlor; 9.25: Mrs. Foreman plays Mrs. Steel. The teams’ match resulted in a win for AVellhigton Club team (Mrs. Weston. Mrs. Menzies, Misses Gainbrill and Ward). Following players qualified for the group handicap, to be played-off on match play to-day, immediately after the championship round :—Mrs. R. P. Ward, Mrs. Dixon; Miss Lucas, Mrs. Banks: Miss Barnett. Mrs. Mills; Miss Harkness. Miss A r incent; Mrs. Feast. Miss E. West: Miss W. Davie. Mrs. Slater; Mrs. Hayman. Mrs. AViddop: Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Farr: Miss Newman. Miss Car: Mrs. 8011, Miss Wylie: Miss Taylor. Miss Muir: Mrs. Brooker. Airs. Milner: Airs. Holmes, Mrs. Richmond: Aliss Richardson. Airs. Dodson : Atiss Plimmer. Aliss Low: Aliss Bstlwn. Aliss Wason : Aliss K. AVheeler. Mrs. Horner: Aliss AVillis. Airs. G’Leary; Airs. AVells. Aliss J. Hill: Airs. AVinchester. Aliss Nix: Airs. Altir”hv. Aliss Aloltitosh: Airs. Blair. Aliss E’>a Fair: Aliss Sidey. Airs. A. Fair: Aliss F. Davis. virs-Booth; Airs,.Ramsay. Airs. Osborne; Mrs. Day. Airs. Rogers: Airs. Aformh. Mrs. Long: Airs. Hurst. AG=s J. Gill; Mrs, Andrews. Airs. Alyers; Aliss Tanner. Airs. Brown. A four-ball is to be played in the afternoon. A medal handienn. plnved in the morning. resulted in Alias Gamhrill winning the A division and Aliss Horner (Greytown) the B division. In the afternoon Miss OambeiH nvain won the A division, nnrl Miss Ella Fair was first in the B division. , The nutting competition was won by Aliss Ella Fair. HUTT LADIES’ CLUB Last week the Hutt Ladies’ Club championship was played, and the results were as follow: — SENIOR. First Round. —Airs. Rainey beat Aliss Lee; Miss Wilson beat Aliss Jervis; Airs. Foreman beat Aliss Grady; Airs. Davidson beat Airs. Slater; Aliss P., Bunny beat Airs. Holmes; Airs. Mason won by default from Airs. Alartin. Second Round.—Airs. Wagg beat Airs. Parkinson: Aliss Wilson beat Airs. Ramey; Airs. Foreman beat Airs. Davidson; Miss P. Buiiny beat Airs. Mason. Semi-final. —Airs. Wagg beat Aliss Milson ; Airs. Foreman, beat Aliss P. Bunny. Final. —Airs. Foreman beat Airs. Wagg. JUNIORS. First Round. —Aliss P. Matthews won by default from Airs. Norman; Airs. Weir beat Mrs. Bush; Aliss Wardell beat Aliss Paul: Mrs. Chesney beat Airs. Fraser. Second Round. —Airs. Findlay won by default from Aliss Woodman; Airs. Evans won by default from Aliss Gilkison; Aliss P. Alatthews beat Airs. Weir; Airs. Chesnev beat Aliss Wardell. Semi-final. —Airs. Evans beat Airs. Findlay; Aliss P. Alatthews beat Airs. Chesney. Final. —Aliss P. Alatthews beat Airs. Evans. In the final for the Foreman Cup Aliss AlcLee t won by 1 up from Aliss Jervis after a very exciting game. The draw for the Ladies’ Golf Union, to be played on Friday, is as follows: — Mrs. Rainey and Aliss Wilson ; Airs. Foreman and Mrs. Slater; Airs. Wagg and Airs. Alason; Aliss Jervis and Airs. Alartin : Aliss P. Bunny and Aliss Lee: Airs. Holmes and Airs. Parkinson; Airs. Davidson and Aliss Grady; Airs. Evans and Airs. AVeir; Airs. Chesney and Airs. Norman ; Airs. Fraser and Aliss Wardell; Aliss Gilkison and Aliss P. Alatthews; Miss Paul and Aliss Woodman ; Airs. Findlav and Airs. Bush ; Airs. Gentry and Airs. Nicholls. MANOR PARK LADIES’ CLUB The following is the draw for the bogey competition, to be played on Saturday:— Aliss Whitwell v. Aliss Bray; Aliss Newman v. Aliss Keys; Aliss Stevens v. Aliss Alulholland; Airs. Flower v. Aliss d’Emden ; Aliss Butler v. Aliss Kennedy; Miss Kell v. Aliss Ballinger; Airs. Sherwood v. Aliss Gibbons; Aliss W. Lockett v. Aliss Parsonson: Aliss Alurphy v. Aliss Oddie; Aliss Andrews v. Aliss Newdick; Aliss Ross v. Aliss Alaudsley; Aliss E. Lockett' v. Aliss Davey; Aliss Barraud v. Aliss Aloran; Aliss McDonald v. Aliss A r on Dadelzeu; Airs. Valentine v. Airs. Burns. The winner of last week’s medal competition was Aliss W. Lockett, handicap 29. with a net 73. The annual match, ladies v. men, will be played on September 9. MEETING OF NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL The monthly meeting of the New Zealand Golf Council was held on Alonday. when there were present Alessrs. W. E. A. Gill (chairman), 11. R. Balneavis, W. A. Kiely, Al. J. Crombie, and G. O. Sutton (secretary). The six months’ leave of absence granted to Air. A. J. Abbott when he went to England, having expired, it was necessary to appoint a new member of the council in his place, and Air. L. O. H. Tripp was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy. The audited statement of accounts at July 31, 1928, was adopted and ordered to be printed and circulated with the annual report, a draft of which was also approved by the meeting. It was resolved that a sub-committee meet on Friday, September 7, to allot national handicaps to all applicants who intend entering for the open or amateur championships. Those who are only entering for handicap events, do not require to apply for national handicaps.