GOLF.
LADIES' TOURNAMENT. WELLINGTON, October c. The Indies' golf tournament opened to-day on the Heretaunga links in beautiful weather with the course and greens perfect. The order and nr- ■ rangemeuts were excellent. The first and second rounds were played, the leading exponents coming through well. Following were the results of \ the morning’s play.— Fu-f round.—Miss Mortell (Wellington) beat Mrs Godby (Christchurch) S and 6. Second round.- —Airs Grey Williams (Masterton) beat Miss Brewer (New Plymouth) 7 and 5: Airs McLean (Hawera) beat Aliss Cotterill (Christchurch) 5 and 3: Aliss Wright (Timaru) beat Airs Stringer (Feilding) 8 and 7; Miss Snodgrass (Westport) beat_ Miss Helmore (Christchurch) S and 7; Aliss Nolan (Poverty Bay) beat Aliss Green (Christchurch) 6 and 4; Airs AlcCarthy (St. Clair)- beat Aliss Gover (Poverty Bay); Airs Alarchbanks ' (Wellington) beat Airs Weston (Wellington) 1 up: Mrs Dogsliun (Otago) beat Airs Grace (Wanganui) 1 up; Aliss Brandon (Wellington) beat Airs Wagstone (Hutt) S and 6; Aliss Johnston (Tohapau) beat Mrs Pottinger (Invercargill) 4 and 3: Miss Budd (Timaru) beat Aliss Lynekey (Rangiora) 5 and 4; Airs Kerr (Timaru) beat Airs Donald (Christchurch) 1 up; Mrs Biddwell (Wairarapa) beat Mrs Gavin (New Plymouth) 3 and 2: Aliss Soayton (Auckland) beat Airs' Beadell (Christchurch) 3 and 2; Aliss Watson (Alanawatu) beat Airs Cook (Otago) 3 and 2; Aliss Gambrill (Miramar) beat Afiss Seed (Miramar) 8 and 6. —P.A.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6202, 6 October 1921, Page 7
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