QUALIFYING ROUND
WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW ZEALANDERS' PLAY
LONDON, May i 3.
At Porthcawl, 64 players with scores of 173 and under qualified for the match play in tfte British women's championship on Monday.
Miss Molly Gourlay, with 152, leads the field. She beat the women's record on the reconstructed course with a 74. Next, came Miss Diana Fishwiek and (Mile, de Gunzbourg. 155, Mrs. Garon and Miss Morgan 158.
Others qualifying included Misses B. i.Gaisford and O. Kay (New Zealand), s ,nd Mrs. Jaeobsen (New Zealand) 172. J Irs. Collinson (New Zealand) did not q, ualify. Mrs. Jacobsen has boon drawn against Miss Gourlay, and Miss Gaisfd rd against Mrs." Garon. ~-..-., .
OEFICIAL DENL4L
SENTENCES FOR SPYING
BERLIN, May 12.
It is officially denied that Baroness yon . Berg and Captain yon Sosndwski have been sentenced. They are await-
ing t rial.
A a able published on Saturday stated that a - secret military tribunal had'sentenced 'to death Baroness Benita yon Berg, i md. sentenced Captain Georg yon Sosnou -ski to 20 years' imprisonment, on eha: rges of military espionage; also that thi a Press ignored.the case, though it was a sequel to' a most sensational post-war spy case. . »,
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 112, 14 May 1934, Page 9
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