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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11306, 4 September 1922, Page 2

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MIRAMAR CLUB. A SUCCESSFUL TOURNAMENT. At the Miramar Club ladies tourna. blent-the results of the putting competitions were: — First day, Mrs Holmes; second day, Mrs Widdop; third day, Mrs Richardson and Miss Brandon tied, Mrs Richardson winning 1 the play-off. Mrs Richardson also won the trophy for the best putter over the three days. The first result was a tie between Mrs Widdop, Mrs Richardson, and Miss Brandon. 37 all. In the play-off, Mts Richardson won. ? PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. After the tournament the players assembled in the dining-room at the club, house, when Lady Jelliooo presented the prizes to the successful competitors. These were as follow: Open Champion.—Miss Gambrill cup and trophy presented by Mr H. S. His lop. Runners-up.—Mrs Guy William* and Miss Wither?, trophies, nresented by Messrs E. Bt. LidtUemnd Mr C. Beasley.

Record Score.—Mrs Guy Williams, 82, box of "Silver King*,’’ presented by Mr Haynes. First Medal Handicap.—Sen tors t Miss McClure, trophy presented by Mrs P. C. Watt. Junior* i (Miss Duncan. First Bbgey Handicap —Seniors: Miss Wheeler, prise presented by Mr L. George. Juniors: Mrs Brodie. Second Medal Handicap.—Seniors.: Mrs Cook. Juniors: Miss Harcourt. Four-ball Bogey.—Misses Mantell and McClure, Third. Medal Handicap.—Seniors: Mrs Tolkurst. Juniors: Mrs Findlay. • Second Bogey Handicap.—Seniors: Mts Fulton and Miss Duncan tied all square for the trophy presented by Mrs Cooke. Juniors: Mrs Brodie two down. Putting Competition.—Trophy presented by Mr Lewis: First day, Mrs Holmes: second day, Mrs Widdop; third day end threenlays’ competition, Mrs C. Richardson. Mrs Widdop, president of the Miramar Ladies’ Club, spoke briefly, and' Miss Bell, on behalf of the visitors, proposed a vote of thanks for the club’s hospitality during a roost sneoesrfnl tournament. On the call of Mrs Guy Williams, three cheers were given for Lad’ Jellicoe.