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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 261, 31 July 1929, Page 3

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LADIES’ OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP OF VICTORIA (Rec. July 30, 5.5 p.m.) Melbourne, July 30. Miss Susie Tolhurst won the ladies’ open golf tournament of Victoria, defeating Mrs. S. Woojl 8 up and 7 to Play. MIRAMAR CLUB At Miramar on Saturday last the competition for the Doughty Memorial, fourball (unconditional), was played, a large entry being received. Following were the scores: C. T. Caulton and R. W. Scott, 7 up; J. C. Peacock and E. O. Hales, 6 up; A. D. S. Duncan and H. E. Napier, 5 up; K. D. Duncan and D. O. Whyte, 4 up; Colonel Cunningham and Dr. A. E? Park, 3 up; C. N. Beasley and Colonel Hughes, 3 up; C. H. Armstrong and N. A. Arthur, E. H. Liddle and W. Wiggins, Rev. Rooke and A. T. Seaward, S. Gambrill and G. W. Waddel, L. A. Bath and C. L. Dentice, each 2 up; F. P. Wilson and R. A. Westbrook, 1 up. During the week-end a competition was held to raise funds to assist in sending two extra professionals to the professional championship meeting to be held in Adelaide in August, the trophies for the winners, senior and junior sections, being donated by R. C. Butters, the Miramar Club’s professional, and for the run-ners-up by Messrs. Dunlop Rubber Co. A substantial sum was realised. In the seniors E. H. Liddle and O. T. Caulton tied for first place, all square; and in the juniors Dr. Park won 3 up, with R. W.. Atkinson in second place, all square. , TITAHI LADIES’ CLUB Miss Avery was the winner of the continuous bogey competition of the Titahi Club for'the first period. The winner of the ringer competition (first period) was Mrs. Murphy. The following is the draw for the first round of the eclectic and third round for the captain’s trophy to be played on Saturday next: Miss Farley v. Miss Davis; Miss Batham v. Miss W. Davis; Miss Young v. Miss Turner; Miss Bath v. Mrs. Murphy: Miss White v. Miss Avery; Miss McKee v. Mrs. Carr; Mrs. Sloane v. Mrs. Simmons; Miss Buncehall v. Miss Drake; Miss Dobson v. Miss Wemyss; Miss Byrne v. Mrs. Whitehead; Mrs. Moore v. Miss Hare; Miss Howden v. Miss Mitchell; Miss L. Davis v. Miss McGrath; Miss Dunne v. Miss Craig; Miss Marris v. Miss Histed; Miss Ready v. Miss Mclntosh. SHANDON LADIES v. MANOR PARK LADIES Manor Park ladies played a match against Shandon ladies at Shandon on Saturday. The match resulted in a win for Manor Park by 7 games to 2. The following are particulars of the games, Manor Park players being mentioned first in each instance: —Mrs.. Butler beat Mrs. Fuller. 5 and 4; Mrs. Sherwood beat Miss Pownall, 2 and 1; Mrs. Marshall lost to Miss Thompson, 4 and 3; Miss Bray beat Mrs. Low. 8 and 6; Miss Gibbons beat Miss Ellison, 3 and 2; Miss Mulholland lost to Miss HayMackenzie, 2 and 1; Mrs. Clarke and Misss Walker, all square; Miss Kennedy beat Miss Edwards, S and 2; Miss Fair-

brother beat Miss Maxwell. 6 and 5; Miss Murphy beat Miss Cornish. 4 and o. MANOR PARK LADIES’ CLUB The following players will represent the Manor Park Golf Club in a match against the Waiwetu Club at Manor Park on Saturday next: —Miss Whitwell, Miss Newman. Miss Stevens, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Flower. Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. Marshall. Miss Bray. Miss Gibbons, Miss Mulholland. Mrs. Clarke, Miss Lockett. Miss Fairbrother. Emergencies: Misses Murphy and Kennedy. WAIWETU LADIES’ CLUB The following will represent Waiwetu against Manor Park, at Manor Park, on Saturday :—Mrs. Evison, Miss Robinson, Miss L. Walters. Miss A. Gaynor, Mrs. Adamson. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Ridler, Mrs. Forster, Miss Findlay. Miss Hogg, Miss Cochrane. Miss Milne. Last Saturday’s bogey competition was won by Miss M, Robinson with a score of 5 dqjva.