THREE SURPRISES
MANAWATU LADIES' TOURNEY
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) NAPIER, 12th September. Several siunrisos occurred in the first round of tho Hawkcs Bay golf championship at the Wniohiki links to-duy. 'lie local champion, Kapi Tarcha, ™s beaten by S. Powdrell (Wanganui). Donald Giant (Christchurch), who represented New Zealand in the K.rk-Wmdcyev C Ut season, went under to W. O Ccillagli.m (Hawera), while Gonville Sauiidcrs, wni-ner-oE many championships, was beaten by B. M. Silk, an eighteen-year-old .schoolboy from Wanganui.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) PALMERSTON N., This Day. \t the Manawatu ladies' golf tourney today tho following sixteen best gross scores qualified for the open chnjnpionship^Mrs H. Collinson Manawatu) M>. Miss D Chystall (Christchurch) 88 Miss b. Acheson- (Nelson) 30, Mrs. G. lrevoi n »e^S3eoS&f son) 93, Miss A. Ormond (Napier) 93, mU E. Culling (Auckland 93 M»s M. Moore (Manawatu 93, Mrs. G. Dixon (Manawatu) 93, Miss M. Guy (Manawntu) 93 Mrs. Val Duff (New Plymouth) 04, Mrs. H. G. Davies (Napier).
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 55, 13 September 1928, Page 9
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159THREE SURPRISES MANAWATU LADIES' TOURNEY Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 55, 13 September 1928, Page 9
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