GOLF.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 16 May 1928, Page 8

GOLF.

CONTESTS FOR WOMEN’S TITLE (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.) LONDON, May 14. . By the caprice of the draw, Glenn a Collett, the American champion, met Mademoiselle Delachaume, holder of the title, in the first round of the women's open golf championship at Hunstanton. It was a ding-dong, hard-fought match. The players were all square ,at the turn. Miss Collett then forged ahead and, won by 3 up and 1 to play. Miss Molly Gourlay beat the Melbourne player Mrs. Cecily Lascelles G and 5.

lIAWERA LADIES’ CLUB. The best card for the non-handicap bogey competition played on Tuesday last was handed in by Miss Ruth Pease —6 down. Although only nine competed, there was a decided keenness showfl* and given a. little' help, these juniors should soon earn a handicap. The Silver and Bronze division played the first round of a Yankee competition. Next Tuesday’s competition is a flag match and the draw Js as follows : Mrs. Little v. Mrs. Dickie. Miss Joll v. Mrs. Thomson. Miss Hawken v. jMrs. Hawthorne. Mrs. Dalgetty v. Miss Richardson. Miss Death v. Miss B. Burgess. Mrs. Glasson v. Mrs. Walkely. Miss W. Huggins v. Miss J. Powdrell, Mrs. Whitehead v. Mrs. Corge. Mrs. Bright v. Miss Peace. Miss Blake v. Mrs. Foyster. Miss Caplen v. Miss P. Syme„ Mrs. Gibson v. Miss D. Meyrick. Mrs. Hall v. Mrs. Page. Any member unable to play is asked to notify Mrs. Dalgetty.