WOMEN’S GOLF

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 231, 12 September 1934, Page 8

WOMEN’S GOLF

Miss Gaisford Loses Final MRS. ROBINSON SUPERB By Telegraph—Press assn.—Copyright.) SYDNEY, September 11. In the final of the Associates’ Australian golf title Mrs Robinson defeated Miss Gaisford four up and three to play. Finishing the- morning round all square with the New Zealand star, Miss Gaisford, Mrs Robinson played superbly jn the afternoon and at the thirty-first had a commanding lead of four up. Ideal weather favoured the match, which was witnessed by’ about 15UU. Miss Gaisford played faultlessly prior to going to lunch, but during the afternoon she had the misfortune on a number of occasions either to land m rain-filled bunkers or to lip holes and, Mrs Robinson’s play being of such high standard, Miss Gaisford could not afford to make slips. Miss Gaisford consistently outdrove her opponent and both played their seconds aud approaches beautifully. Mrs Robinson, however, had frequent putting advantages on the greens. HAVELOCK NORTH LADIES' CLUB U GRADE DRAW. The following is the draw ’for the fourth round of the president’s trophy, to be played on Thursday at 1.30 p.m.: Miss M. Glenny plays Miss Small. Miss Greenwood plays Mrs Miller. Miss Cotterill plays Miss Miller. Miss McCaw plays Miss Margaret Glenny. Miss Robertson a bye. Those unable to play please ring 4'303, Hastings. THE PARKVALE CLUB. MEN’S MEDAL ROUND. Members are asked to arrange their own partners for the men’s medal round to be played to-morrow afternoon. For those unable, to do so arrangements will be made at the club house.