LADIES' GOLF

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 101, 26 October 1932, Page 16

LADIES' GOLF

MIRAMAR TOURNEY

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS

.Most unpleasant weather prevailed yesterday at Miramar when the Miramar Ladies' Golf Club open tournament was commenced. A cold southerly wind and drizzling rain had to be contended against, and these adverse conditions were reflected in the scores. Some good cards, however, considering the circumstances, were returned, the best, round of the day being- one of-. 81; ■ played iv the afternoon by Mrs. D: Wilson (Miramar), who, with a previous round of 90, headed the field of the sixteen players qualifying for the open championship. Her total of 171 was two strokes better than that returned by Mrs. Ferguson (Auckland). Third and fourth on the list were two other Miramar players, Miss Gambrill (170) and Miss Hanson (184). The Wellington Club champion, Mrs. Stout, started badly with an initial round of 103, but by returning- a card of 90 in the afternoon found ninth place in .the list of those who qualified. . The following sixteen players : qualified for the open championship, play in which started this morning:— Mrs. D. Wilson (Miramar) . 90-81—171 Mrs. Ferguson (Auckland) . 90-53—173 Miss Gambrill (Miramar) .. 87-92—179 Miss' Hanson (Miramar) 93-91—184 Mrs. Blaiu (Wellington) 93-92—185 Mrs. Fair (Miramar) ........ 96-94—100 Mrs. Treadwell (Hutt) 98-93—191 Mrs. Partridge (Hutt) 99-93—192 Mrs. Stout (Wellington) ...;:. 103-90—193 Miss Petrie (Miramar) ...... 94-99—193 Mrs. Welton-Hogg (Wgtn.) .. 102-92—194 Miss Scott (Pamierston) .... OS-96—194 Mrs. Mills (Miramar) 100-95—195 Mrs. McMillan (Titirangi) ... 100-95—195 Miss MeClm-e (Wellington): .. '98-97—195 Miss.McCarten (Taihape)" ... 86-99—195 The. draw-for the first round of the championship is "as follows: —... .Miss Wilson-v. Mrs. McCarten. Miss Scott v. Mrs. Blain. Miss Petrie v. Mrs. Treadwell.: Mrs. McMillan v. Miss Gambrill. Mrs. Mills v. Miss Hanson. Mrs. Stout v. Mrs. Partridge. Mrs. Welton-Hogg v. Mrs. Farr. Miss McClure v. Mrs. Ferguson. MIRAMAR HANDICAP. The following sixteen players qualified to play off for the Miramar handicap competition:— Miss Upham 19C, Miss McKenzie 197, Mrs.: Park 198, Miss Garner 19S, Mrs. R. P. Ward. 199, Mrs. Dodson 199, Mrs. Richmond - 199, Miss Everett 202, Mrs. Slater 205, Mrs. Dalgieish 203, Miss Vincent 204, Mrs, Sutherland 204, Miss Turner 205, Mrs. Ancell 206, Mrs. Foreman 206, Miss Fair 208. The last-named tied with Miss Webster, but Miss Fair was placed on a recount of the last twelve holes. The draw for the'first round to-day is as follows:— Miss Upham v. Miss E. Fair, Mrs. Sutherland v. Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Dalgieish |v. Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Ancell "v. Mrs. Park, Miss Turner v. Miss Garner, Mrs. Slater v. Miss- Everett, Miss Vincent v. Mrs. Dodson, Mrs. Foreman v. Miss McKehzie. 7 ...... . MEDAL ROUNDS. : - The first medal round yesterday''was won by Miss Gambrill, -with the good card of 87-4—83, while Mrs. Park' carried off the prize in the junior division with 100-19—.81. ; - The medal round in the afternoon saw Mrs. D.; Wilson head the field with 81-4—77, while Mrs. Park again proved the best of the junior division with 98-19—78. TEAMS MATCH. The teams match resulted as follows:— Miramar A (Miss Hanson 91, Mrs. D. Wilson 81, Mrs. Foreman 101, Mrs. Richmond 08) 371 Masterton (Miss Lowes 92, Miss - Perry 113, Miss Vincent 105, Miss James 100) 415 DRAW FOR FOURSOMES. The following is the draw for the foursomes to-morrow, players to commence at b a.m., with four-minute intervals:— Mrs. Cable and Mrs. Millar v. Mps. Marsden and Mrs. Warden; Mrs. Parkinson and Mrs. Sterraan v. Mrs. Flemming and Mrs. Andrews; Mrs. H. Parkin and Miss P. Veiteli v. Mrs. W. Parkin and Miss Dempsey; Mrs. Short and Mrs. Manoy v. Miss- R. Thomson and Mrs. Watkins; Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Simmons v. Miss Van Stavereu and Mrs. Hornibrook; Mrs. Briton Smith and Mrs: Osborhe v. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Brown; Mrs. Morrah ana Mrs. Brook v. Miss J. Hall and Miss Jacobsen; Mrs. Boyes and Mrs. Woodhead v. Mrs.. Sandwith and Mrs. Hurst; -Mrs. Sage, and Mrs. Johansen v. Miss Brien anti Mrs. Griffiths; Miss Robertson and Miss Evison v. Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Rogers; Mrs. R. P. Ward and Mrs. Widdop v. Mrs. G. Nathan and Miss Nathan; Mrs. Dodson and Miss Turner v. Mrs. Kegg and Miss Nash; Miss C. Johnston and Miss Gilmer ■v. Miss ,J. .Todd and Miss Webster; Miss Nicolls- and Mrs. Pierard •v. Mrs. H. Sterling and Mrs. R. Stirling . .... -.The following will .commence from. 11 o'clock, with four-minute intervals:—Mrs. •A. :Young and Mrs. fthind v._ Mrs.-'Nathan and Mrs. Webster; Miss Dawso.n and Mis 3 Evans v. Mrs. Maudsley and Miss E. Fair; Mrs. Keaney and Mrs. Berendsen v. Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. Lauchlan; Mrs. R. Wilson and Mrs. Park y. Mrs. Pope and Miss S. Bennett; Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Peacock v. Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Welton Hogg; Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Barnard v. Miss A very and Mrs. Hosie; Mrs. Richardson and Miss Lowes v. Miss James and Miss Scott; Miss Vincent, and Miss Garner v. Mrs. Milner and Miss Black; Mrs. Saunders and Miss Dorset v. Miss Carter, and Mrs. Dentiee; Mrs. Mcllroy and Mrs. Hunter v. Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Keane; Mrs. .C. G. Turner and Miss Everett v, Mrs. L_. J. Hunter and Mrs. Kemp; Mrs.-Bqwn and Mrs.' H.. Smith v. Mrs. Paterson and Mrs: McKenzie; Frazer and' Miss J. Frazer v..Mrs. Glenny-' and Miss' Glenny;. Miss" G. Stevens and Mrs. McMillan v. Miss McKenzie and Mrs. Endean; Miss Didsbury and Mrs. Barton v. Mrs. Monteith and Miss Stevens; Miss Lee and Miss Morgan v. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Boyd; Mrs. Vincent Ward and Mrs. S. Paterson v. Miss Muir and Miss Carter.

The Gray Cup, for best gross score during the season and the present tourna-. men't, will not be presented until the end of the season.