CAPTAIN’S TEAM WINS

Taranaki Daily News, 18 October 1934, Page 9

CAPTAIN’S TEAM WINS

ELTSAM WOMEN’S GOLF MATCH. CHAMPIONS AT TEA. By six games to four the captain’s team beat the secretary’s in a match S played by the Eltham Ladies’ Golf Club a on Tuesday. The match was played on I handicap and at the conclusion the I teams were the guests at afternoon tea 9 of the senior and junior champions, I Mrs. L. Quin and Mrs. R. J. Tayler reII spectively, and the winner of the Sylvia | Bowl, Mrs. M. McGarry. I The scores, with the captain’s team I mentioned first, are:—Mrs. L. Quin beat I Mrs. Stewart; Mrs. Wills lost to Mrs. I McGarry; Mrs. Tayler lost to Miss Foun--9 taine; Mrs. de Launay lost to Mrs. LamI bie; Mrs. J. Quin lost to Miss Syme; g Mrs. Stanners beat Miss O’Sullivan; Mrs. a Turner beat Miss T. Gibson; Mrs. Ab- | bott beat Miss Jackson; Mrs. Best beat | Miss Harcourt; Mrs. Fountaine beat Mrs. i Belcher. I MANGATOKI WOMEN’S GOLF. I STRATFORD VISITORS BEATEN. | Mangatoki women golfers had a good B win over a visiting team from Stratford ■ on Saturday, winning seven games, one I finishing all square. Results, with StratB ford names first, are:— B Miss Perm and Mrs. McDonald lost to I Miss Syme and Miss Anderson, 5 and 3. i Miss Chadwick and M~s. Power lost ■ to Miss Hill and Miss Pease, 4 and 3. I Mrs. W. Williams and Mrs. Bellringer | lost to Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. N. Linn, I 3'and 2. g Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Carter lost to | Mrs. Yamdley and Miss Belcher, 7 and | 5. B Mrs. Newell and Miss J. Bremner all H square with Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Gray. S Miss Z. Masters and Miss Curd lost N to Mrs. Champtaloup and Mrs. Bolger, 0 1. down. | Miss O.’ Masters and*Miss Roberts lost | to Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Hutchen, 5 B and 4. B Miss H. Bremner and Mrs. Wynyard B lost to Mrs. C. Pease and Mrs. G. Pease, 0 2 and 1. I PROGRESS OF CHAMPIONSHIPS. MANGATOKI CLUB’S RESULTS. Miss M. Pease and Miss G. Linn v/ere the winners of challenge brooches donated by Mrs. Bolger for competition by the Mangatoki club. In the junior championship the results of games played are:— First round: Mrs. Bolger beat Miss Mellow; Miss King beat Mrs. T. Davies; Mrs. Crawford beat Miss G. Linn; Mrs. Hutchen beat Mrs. G. Pease; Miss Terry beat Mrs. H. Linn; Miss N. Hoskin beat Mrs. McGregor by default. Second round: Mrs. Bolger beat Miss King at the 20th.; Mrs. Hutchen beat Miss Terry; Miss N. Hoskin beat Miss Brown. Semi-final: Mrs. Bolger beat Mrs. Crawford. WOMEN’S MEDAL AT FITZROY. WIN FOR MRS. ANDERSON. . The medal round played at Fitzroy yesterday was won by Mrs. Anderson. The best cards were:— Mrs. Anderson 104—36—68 Mrs. Dennes 99—30—69 Mrs. Ivil 101—31—70 Mrs. Wagstaff 103—30—73.. Mrs. Jacka 99—26—73 Mrs. Ivil has reduced her handicap to 27. The division was won by- Mrs. Shep-. herd. The draw for the medal round on Saturday is: Miss Grey v. Miss Lovell, Miss

Cox v. Miss Courtenay, Miss Pepper v Miss Hammond, Miss Devery v. Mis Carter, Miss Cliff v. Miss Palmer, Mis Wemham v. Mass Hogg, Miss Jury v Miss Roberts. . sx ■ : I WOMEN’S EVENTS AT HAWERA. CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS. In the championships semi-finals o the Hawera Ladies’ Golf Club the results to date are as follow: —Senior: Mis Robertson defeated Mrs. Thomson 1 up Junior: Miss M. Hawken defeated Mis: Cropton 3 and 2, Miss C. Tonks defeated Miss McLean 3 and 2. Senior and junior four-ball bogej matches resulted as follows: Mrs. Core; and Miss McLean 6 up; Mrs. Dalgettj and Mrs. Stead 5 up; Miss Wills anc Miss Elliott 4 up; Mrs. Gibson and Mrs Hall 4 up; Miss Richardson and Mrs Anderson 4 up; Mrs. Dickie and Misi Good 4 up; Mrs. Rudge and Mrs. Hawthorne 2 up; Miss E. Burgess and Miss Murdoch all square. The following reductions in handicaps have been made: Miss Haybittie to 33, Miss M. Hawken to 15, Mrs. W. B. Farquharson to 17. STRATFORD WOMEN’S TITLE. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL. Mrs. R. D. M. McDonald won the junior championship of the Stratford Ladies’ Golf Club yesterday by defeating Miss E. Chadwick one up after a very close contest, Mrs. McDonald gaining her advantage at the last hole. Mrs. McDonald won the first hole and Miss Chadwick the second. Mrs. McDonald won the third and Miss Chadwick, taking a bogey three at the 4th, made the game all square. Miss Chadwick won the sth and 6th, and the 7th was halved in five. The Bth also went to Miss Chadwick and the 9th was halved, making Miss Chadwick three up at the turn. Mrs. McDonald won the 10th and Miss Chadwick the 11th. The next two went to Mrs. McDonald and the 14th being halved left Miss Chadwick 1 up. The 15th and 16th both went to Mrs. McDonald, but Miss Chadwick, with a bogey three at the 17th, squared the match. A win at the 18th, however, gave Mrs. McDonald the match and the championship. WAVERLEY WOMEN’S CLOSING. RECORD FOR ATTENDANCE. The women of the Waverley club held their closing day Tuesday. The afternoon was favourable and there was a record attendance. A four-ball match was played over nine holes. The winners were: Senior, Miss Morrison and Miss Train; junior, Mrs. Dallison and Miss Watkins. The putting competitions were won ’-y Mrs. Pepper (senior) and Miss Cleary (junior). Officers elected were: Mrs. D. Lupton, president; Mrs. G. Lupton, captain; Mrs. Dallison, secretary; Mrs. S. Aiken and Miss N. Mathieson, L.G.U. supervisors; Misses Train and Graham and officers, committee. Trophies won during the afternoon were presented by Mrs. G. Lupton.