MIRAMAR LADIES' TOURNEY

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 87, 9 October 1935, Page 20

MIRAMAR LADIES' TOURNEY

YESTERDAY'S PLAY

The two qualifying rounds for the Miramar Ladies' open golf championship, which were played yesterday, were headed by Miss Hornabrook and Miss Petrie (Miramar). Miss Hornabrook did 86 and 86, and Miss Petrie 85 and 87. Miss Petrie's 85 was the best morning round, and she was heading for a brilliant score when she finished weakly with 6,6,7. Miss Barns-Graham, who has been selected to play for the North Island against the British women's team at Auckland this month, came third with rounds of 86 and 87, and would have done much better had her putting been more accurate. Mrs. Crisp (Poverty Bay) took 88 for the first round, but met disaster in the afternoon, taking 96. The following qualified to play off for the open championship:— ■-, Miss Petrie '.. 85, 87—172 Miss Hornabrook 86, 86—172 Miss Barns-Graham . 86, 87—173 Mrs.. Slater 88, 89—177 Mrs. Foreman ....... 94, 84—178 Mrs. Barker ~.?.... 89, 89—178 Miss Ballinger 89, 91 —180 Mrs. Latham 92, 88—180 Mrs. Russell 90, 91—181 Miss James 91,91 —182 Mrs. Jennings 92, 90—182 Mrs. Banks .......... 93, 91—184 Mrs. Richmond ...... 95, 89—184 Mrs. Crisp ........... 88, 96—184 Mrs. Taylor 92,92 —184 Mrs. McCarthy , 95, 90—185 The second round was played today. TEAMS' MATCH. The teams' match played yesterday afternoon was won by the Miramar team with an aggregate of 370. Their scores were:—Mrs. Foreman 84, Miss Griffen 91, Mrs. Russell 91, Mrs. Dalgleish 104. • .The second jnedal handicap was won by Mrs. Latham, 88, 13—75, in the first divisiohj and by Mrs. Park, 93, 16-^77, in the second division. ' I