GOLF

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 95, 19 October 1934, Page 17

GOLF

WOMEN'S TOURNEYS

WANGANUI RESULTS

(By Telegraph — Press Association.) [ : ' WAXGAXUI, October 18. I Results of play in the first and second rounds of the Wanganui women's provincial golf championship tournament are as follows: — First Round. —Mis« Kay won from Miss Duncan, 7 and 6; Miss Grace Avon from | Mrs. J. C. Brown, 5 and 4; Mrs. Brode-i rick won from Mrs. Cook, 1 up; Mrs. | Richardson won from Mrs. Wilson, 3 and 2; Miss Gaisford won from Mrs. Handler, 6 and 4; Mrs. Waddell won from Mrs. Goldsbmy, 3 and 2; Miss Blyth won from Mrs. Grace, 4 and 2; Miss Currie won | from Mrs. Gilbert, 6 and 4. Second Round. —Miss Kay won from Miss .Gra.ce, 6 and 4; Mrs. Broderick won from Mrs. Richardson, 2 and 1; Miss Gaisford won from Mrs. Waddell, 4 and 2; Miss Currie won from Miss Blyth, 6 and 4. MASTERTON CLUB CHAMPIONS (By Telegraph—Press Association.) MASTERTOX, October 18. The Masterton Golf Club's women's championships were decided on the Lansdowne links today. Results are as follows: —■ SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. Quarter-final.—Miss U. James beat Mrs. Birch, 7 and 5; Miss J. Hornabrook beat Miss P. Lowes, 4 and 2; Mrs. Homer beat Miss A. Perry, 5 and 4; Mrs. J. Steel beat Mrs. N. H. Prior, 6 and 4. _ Semi-final.—Miss Hornabrook beat Miss U. James, 3 and 2; Mrs. Homer beat Mrs. Steel, 2 and 1. Final—Miss Hornabrook beat , Mrs. Homer, 1 up at the 18th. . JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. Quarter-final.—Miss B. Todd beat Miss E. Jury, 2 and 1; Mrs. 0. Beetham beat Mrs. Balfour, 4 and 2; Miss D. Todd beat Mrs. J. T. Jameson, 1 up at the 19th; Miss N. Jury beat Miss P. James, 2 up. Semi-final.—Miss D. Todd beat Miss X. Jury, 1 up; Miss B. Todd beat Mrs. 0. Beetham, 3 and 2. Final.—Miss D. Todd beat Miss B. Todd, 1 up at the 18th. MID-CANTERBURY JUNIOR TITLE (By Telegraph—Press Association.) ASHBURTON, October 18. Mrs. J. L. Ferrier, Timaru, 98, 91—189, and Miss K. Dobson, Christchurch, 96, 96 —192, were winner and runner-up respectively of the junior title in the Mid-Can-terbury women's golf tourney. . LOCAITCLUBS SHAN DON LADIES' CLUB A medal round will be played by the Shandon Ladies' Golf Club this weekend, players arranging their own partners. The first round of the championship must be completed this, weekend. A one-day tournament will be held on Monday, when lady golfers from other clubs are invited. A medal round will be played in the morning and foursomes in the afternoon, post entries, TITAHI LADIES' CLUB The following are the results of the first round of- the Titahi Ladies' Club's championships and handicap:—Senior: Miss Cooney beat Miss WV Davis, 4 and 2; Mrs. Crombie beat Miss Hollis, 5 and 3. Junior: Miss Hervey beat Miss Wilson, 7 and 6; Miss Yeoman beat Miss Adams, 2 and 1; Mrs. McMahon beat Miss Dobson, 4'and 3; Mrs. Crichton beat Miss Marris, 4 and 3. Handicap: Mrs. Marshall beat Mrs. H. Dodson; Mrs. Munro beat Miss Mitchell by default; Miss Hunter beat Miss Flanagan; Miss Kinchela beat Mrs. Carr; Miss Sunderland beat Miss Simkin; Miss Wilkins beat Mrs. Boon; Miss Davis beat Miss Ready by default; Miss Byrne beat Miss Melntosh by default; Mrs. T. Dodson beat Miss Shead; Miss M. Adams beat Miss Clark. The next round will be played on Sunday next, C division playersto arrange their own partners. Mrs. McMahon was the winner of the silver button for the best score returned in the'L.G.U. played last weekend, her card being 103, 28—75. paekakarikiTadies' club The following is the draw for the Paekakariki Ladies' Club this weekend:— Miss R. Smith.v. Mrs. Murray; Miss J. Smith v. Mrs; McNeil; Mrs. Marshall v. Miss Grimstone; Miss Lyndon v. Miss Lynch; Miss Black v. Miss Page; Miss Robinson v. Miss Battersby; Miss Adams v. Miss James. JUDGEFORD LADIES' CLUB The third and final medal round of the Judgeford Ladies' Club Captain's trophy will be played next Sunday, play to commence at 9.30 a.m. The draw is as follows:—Mrs. C. Watson v. Miss A. Blacklock; Mrs. N. Stevenson v. Mrs. R. G. Millman; Mrs. C. K. Hipkins v. Miss F. M. Gardner; Mrs D. Elsmore v. Miss B. Mclvor; Miss N. Priestman v. Marker. HUTT CLUB'S TOURNEY The following is the draw for the qualifying and stroke round for the Hutt Club's annual tournament commencing tomorrow: From No. 1 Tee—B.4o, G. Ward y. A. J. Somervell; 8.45, W. K. Cook v. K. Jeffrey; 8.50, A. C. Aplin v. G. Tustin; 8.55, J. L. Black v. C. E. Hollis; 9.0, W. T Wilson v. E. Willoughby; 9.5, S. Taylor v. G. S. McNair; 9.10, L. McGirr v. C. N. Armstrong; 0.15,' L. A. Greig v. J. Kember; 9.20, H. Adamson v. R. Hayward; 9.25, S. Hogg v. C. L. Bishop; 9.30, A. P. Smith v. Another; 11.0, J. Shelly v. W J Davidge; 11.5, P. Whitcombe v. H. A.' Black; 11.10, D. Pharazyn v. S. A. Wiren. ■From No. 12 Tee.—9.o, L. Mbnkman v. C. J. Loughnan; 9.5, C. A. Burgess v. L. Potter; 9.10, M. Paulin v. T. Johnston; 9.15, X. W. Porter v. A. E. Hardcastle; 9 20. D. V. Porter v. Lan Macallan; 9.25, R V McDowell v. F. E. Stubberfield; 930 R. B. Wheeley v. C. E. White; 9.35, A. L. McLean v. A. E. Park; 9.40, T. L. Webb v. L. C. Hemery; 9.45, G. Cook v. A. Jenkins: 9.50, E. Partridge v. A. E. Caselberg; 9.55, R. H. Cate v. R. H. Rawlinson; 10.0, H. M. Ward v. W. H. Lees, yen. Players commence from the same tees three' hours later for the second round. The following is the draw for the second stroke round, starting times from the secretary:—G. C. Phillips v. H. W. Nash; G. S. Leeder v. L. R. Gilmour; R. Adams v. Y. Jervis; C. J. Loughnan v. J. H. Wagg; x! W. Ballinger v. Another. HUTT CLUB The following handicap adjustments have been made:—C. N. Armstrong 4, A. Jenkins 13, R. B. Wheeley 14, J. McDonald 10, G. A. Burgess 12, N. W. Porter 14, A McLean 13, H. W. Nash 13, H. M. Ward 19. WAIWETU CLUB The first bogey competition played at Waiwetu last weekend resulted in a tie between X: O. Maitland (8) and H. Keene (11), both 1 up. J. B. Wallace (5) was all-square. The second bogey competition was won by W. Lindop (16), 8 up, with T. J. Harvey (15) 1 up and H. Keene 1 down. R. K. Hunter and W. F. Gill won a fourball event. In the semi-final of the senior-junior foursomes G. F. Hogg and R. Jameson beat H. Keene and A. P. Smith 1 up, and W. B. Reilly and H. Williamson beat L. Marsden anil H. Hogan 1 up. In the final Hogg and Jameson beat Reilly and Williamson 3 and 2. Next weekend the following competitions will be played:—Saturday afternoon, Stableford bogey with hidden -6-hole com-