LADIES’ GOLF

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11305, 2 September 1922, Page 14

LADIES’ GOLF

MISS GAMBRILL’S SUCCESS. The third round of the open championship and medal competition was played at Miramar yesterday. Features of the play were the brilliant rounds of Mrs Guy Williams and Miss Gambrill. Mrs Williams’s score was 82, the details of which were 545(6)3(4)43545(6)554(3)544467(6), bogey being shown in parentheses, where the score was above or below bogey. Mrs Williams thus wins the special trophy for the best net score of the tournament. Miss Gambrill, whose score for each of the preceding days was 84, finished in 83 yesterday. These two players have tied for second place in the senior division of the medal competition, their net scores being 81. Miss Carter, with a net score of 80, was the winner in the senior division. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. The following are the leading aggregates in the three rounds for the open championship: Miss Gambrill 251 Mrs Guy Williams 270 Miss Withers 270 Miss Bell 276 Miss Carter 279 ' Miss McClure 285 Mrs Widdop 286 Miss Brandon 289 Mrs Marchbanks 290 Miss Flux 297 __ Miss Conway 298 MEDAL COMPETITION. The best cards in yesterday’s medal competition were: —Mrs Tolnurst, 9819 —79; Mise Carter, 89-9 —80; Mrs Williams, 82-1—81; Miss Gambrill, 83-2—81; Mrs Widdop, 94-10—84; Miss Bell, 92-7—85; Miss Dormer, 99-14 85; Mrs Cromb, 101-16—85; Miss McClure, 97-11 —86; Mrs Richardson, 10418—86; Miss E. Conway, 99-12- —87; Mrs Spiers, 96-9—87; Miss Brandon, 94-7—87; Miss - Flux, 97-10—87; Miss M. Wheeler, 99-12—87; Miss Mackenzie, 105-18—87; Miss West, 105-18 87; Mrs Marchbanks, 100-12—88; Mist Withers, 93-4 —89. The, junior competition was won by Mrs Findlay, with a score of 76 net. BOGEY MATCH. Miss G. Fulton and Miss fi. Duncan (all .square) returned the best cards in the bogey competition, the next being those of Misses McClure, Mantell, and Wilson, who were each one dawn. Miss Fulton and Miss Duncan will play a deciding round on Monday. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. During the afternoon- Hqr Excellency, Viscountess Jellicoe, presented the prizes to the winners of the various competitions, Miss Gambrill securing the challenge cup. The prizes were the gift of the men members of the Miramar Club. HUTT GOLF CLUB. COMPETITION FOR SILVER BUT-TON-BOGEY. Goodwin plays Sealv, H. V. Scott plays Mclntosh, Bridge plays Black, Rana Wagg plays A. Duncan, Bradshaw plays Hemery, Broad plays Kirk, Rout plays Sawell, J. C. Wagg plays Masters, Pearson Wagg playß Howden, Blaxall plays Manning, J. A. Biss plays Caminer, Roberts plays F. Dawson, Heketa plays 9. T. A. Scott.