GOLF

Northern Advocate, 14 August 1931, Page 4

GOLF

NORTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY.

LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIPS,

TLe semi-final of the North Auckland ladies golf championship was played yesterday afternoon. Mrs Reynolds (Whangarei) heat Mrs Wilkinson (Kaitaia), 2 and 1. Mrs Beattie (Dargaville) heat Mrs Gardner (Whangarei), 4 and 2.

A flag match was played during the morning, resulting in a win for Mrs Beattie, sqnr., who carried the flag half-way to the 19th green.

The junior division was won by Mrs Barriball (Mangonni), who carried the flag nearly to the 20th green. A handicap bogey ,match (seniors) was played during the afternoon, Mrs Ward, 3 down on bogey, being the winner. Mrs Prime won the junior section. 2 doAvn.

The bogey match (junior) was won by Mrs Prime the .previous day, not Mias Barriball. Mrs Prime was 3 down on bogey. The Canadian foursome, played during flie morning, resulted as follows: —

Mrs Kerr and Miss Hawken,. 101—27—74. ’

Mrs and Miss Barriball, 97 —22—75. . Mrs Glanville and Mrs Ward, 93—17—76.

Mrs Marshall and Mrs Weston, 107 —29—78.

Misa Collins and Miss Carruth, 97 17—80.

Mrs Porritt and Mrs Salvair, 108— 30—78.

Mrs Orr and Miss Stevens, 106—26 80.

Mrs Prime and Miss Duder, 101— 21—80.

Mrs Gardner and Miis Stone, 95 — 12—83.

Mrs Wilkinson and Mrs Trembath, 101—23—87.

Mrs .Tounneaux and Miss Drummond, 125—30—95.

Mrs Long and Mrs Richardson, 109 — 25—84.'

Mrs Harper and Miss Mason, 119 — 27—92.

The winners were Mrs Kerr and Miss Hawken, Mauhgatapere.

The final of the North Auckland ladies’ golf championship.is being play* ed this afternoon between Mrs Reynolds, of Whangarei (last year’s holder) and Mrs Beattie, of Dargavillc. This should prove a very even contest, both ladies being on their game and playing good golf.

N.S.W. PROFESSIONAL TITLE. FINAL ROUND REACHED. (Received 9 a.m.) SYDNEY, August 13. Tn the semi-final.-* of the New South Wales professional golf diampionJip, T. Howard teat C. Gray, 7 up oiid 6, and Sontir beat W. McKenzie, 9up and 8. The final will be played tomorrow.