SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 13 October 1914, Page 5

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

<, « . GOLF. ■( . S/M fIY TZLBGBAPET—PRESS iSSOOIATICW. "iK-^ AUCKLAND Oct. 12.^ '^$3 The New Zealand goli cnampionßhipi^t^ meeting was commenced at the Middle- *y% more links to-day/when the first aa&^M second rounds or the open champion--Wfl ships were played. Details of -thatf'tH [twelve best aggregates are as follow*"^ J. A. Clements. Christchurch (pro.V.^r:¥l 76, 77—153. ' '; +j#s A. D. S. Duncan, "Wellington,, 79^ / 6—155. " -v,M E. Douglas, "Wanganui (pro.), 85J^fcli 75—158. \im W. lies, Christchurch (pro.), 80, 81-^{fi| F. S. Hood, Auckland (pro,), 78^f| 84—162. j S. Morpeth, Waihi, 80. 82—165. '"'"Ill H. Stewart, Napier (pro.), 82, 81-7-JgP ' ' "VSlli D. Hood, Christehurch (pro.) Bll^^b 84 —100. 1 £. * > }$3m H. Gillies Familtorf/83, 82—165. v*J|fi J. Watt, Wellington (pro.), 76,- 89^-^^ J. McCormick, Wellington (pro.), 83JJr/^ J. Harold, Wanganui, 84, 83 —167:^|§| \ DTJNEDIN, Oct. 12. '«! At the ladies' golf championship 'toff^ifll day, a team of nine South Island lad^si?|f|i defeated the North Islatid as follows^iS the North Island' names being mcl*^ uJiil tioned first: - ~'--<Bl Mrs. Guy Williams squared witU.^ Miss Wright. t * ?M Miss L. Brandon 'beat Miss Wood. - zgm Miss Bell lost to Miss Harris., Miss N Brandon beat Miss Wilson.^^ Mrs. McLean lost to Miss Hudk» phreys. - ~ -*°tfl Miss Obt+pr lost to Mis«? Cowl;sbaw..£|l| Miss R. Gorrie lost to Mrs. McOar-v^ thy \ s -""^t^S Miss N. GorrieTlost to Mrs. Mnrplty.irji Miss Turton Ipst to Miss Theomin.,* Tn thp handicap bogey match, MiWd|| Wood <% down) was first in the h&ndi>j^p f»aps 15 and under, and Miss Ham*'J|| •i^^ond In the handicaps over 15^^ "Wiss Forbes (2 down) was first/and^ Miss Roberts (5 down) second. ' Therp'js a good.prostiect of the sep^-^ vices of Lock, the professional, being r 3i available on the New Plymouth Kn^ftvM next season (says the News). t^^lf