LADIES’ GOLF TOURNEY

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11304, 1 September 1922, Page 9

LADIES’ GOLF TOURNEY

PLAY AT MIRAMAR SECOND HOUND OP CHAMPIONSHIP. - The ladies’ golf tournament, which is being held at Miramar links was continued yesterday in perfect weather, when the second round of the open championship, the ties in the medal competition of the previous day, ths se cond round of the medal handicap, and a four-ball bogey match were played. There was also a putting competition. In the open championship, Miss Gambrill, with a net score of 168, is leading, and Miss Withers, with 177, is second. Great interest was taken in the events, and in addition to the large number of competitors, there were a considerable number of spectators. Mr J. P. Firth acted as starter, and- carried out the duties in an efficient manner. The best scores in the eeveral events are:— OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. Pirst Second

The play-off between Miss Gambrill, Miss Carter and Miss McClure, whs tied with 82, for the first medal handicap, resulted in Miss McClure being successful. In the junior division, Miss Banks and Miss Duncan, whose scores were equal, played off, and the contest again resulted ln * tie;- each player’s net score being 77. A further game is to take place to-day. FOUR-BALL BOGEY HANDICAP. The best cards returned in tbis competition were those of Bliss Bfantell and Miss McClure, 7 up; Miss Woodman and Miss George, 5 , up; Misses C. and E. Conway, 4 up. BOGEY HANDICAP. The draw for the bogey handicap, which will commence this afternoon, is as follows: 12 o’clock: Mrs Webster v. Miss Parsons; 'Miss Macgregor v. Miss Stevens; Miss Macintosh v. Miss Hemery; Miss Tanner v. Mrs Haynes; Miss Brien v. Mrs Darling. 1 p.m.: Miss Bell v. Miss Seed; Miss Withers v. Mrs Spiers; Mrs G. Williams v. Mrs Marehbanks: Miss Gambrill v. Miss Brandon; Miss Turton v. Miss Wilson. 1.15 p.m.: Miss E. Conway v. Mre Hayman; Miss McClure v. Miss C. Con way; Miss Donner v. Mrs Martin; Mrs Cooke v. Mrs Weston; Miss M. Ward v. Miss Ewen. 1.30 p.m.: Miss Flux v. Miss Marchbanks; Miss Wheeler v. Miss Woodman; Miss Asquith v. Miss Didsbury; Miss WhitweU v. Miss Muir; Miss Mackenzie v. Mrs Kirkcaldie. 1.45 p.m.: Mrs Cromb v. Mrs Fulton; Mrs Richardson v. Mrs Gavin; Sirs Beasley v. Mrs Findlay; Miss West v. Miss George; Miss Duncan v. Miss Sidey. 2 p.m.: Miss Black v. Mrs Nathan; Mrs Banks v. Miss Taylor; Mrs Brodie v. Miss H. Gunn; Miss B. Ward v. Miss Plimmer; Miss Harcourt >v. Mrs Nagel;. Mrs Vickerman v. Miss Price; Miss Richardson v. Miss Bray; Miss Williams v. Miss Gunn; Mrs Morrah v Mrs Watt.

Bound. Bound. Total. Miss Gambrill 84 84 168 Miss Withers 92 87 179 Miss Bell 96 88 184 Mrs Guy Williams... 99 89 188 Miss McClure 96 92 188 Miss Spiers 96 91 189 The final will be played to-day. MEDAL HANDICAP. In yesterday's medal handicap event the best scores were Gross. Hp. Net. Mrs Cooke 90 14 76 Miss MoCIut* 13 79 Mts Spiers 91 11 80 Miss Marchbanks 93 13 80 Mrs Marchbanks ... 13 81 Miss Withers 5 82 Miss Gambrill 2 82 Mrs Widdop 10 84 Miss hi. Conway ... 97 13 84 Miss M. Wheeler ... 97 12 85 Mrs Weston 15 85 Miss Donner 15 86 Mrs Guy William® 89 i 88 Miss Bi-andon 7 90 Miss Flux 10 83 Miss Turton ; 104 11 93