WOMEN’S GOLF EVENT

Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1935, Page 6

WOMEN’S GOLF EVENT

TOURNAMENT AT HAWERA QUALIFYING ROUNDS PLAYED. TEAMS MATCH WON BY HAWERA A. Qualifying rounds were completed yesterday in tire South Taranaki women’s golf tournament on the Fah'field links, Hawera. The course was in excellent order and the greens fast. A cold wind made conditions difficult. The teams match resulted: — Hawera A: Mesdames Walkley and Thomson, Misses E. Burgess and V. Death, 364, 1. „ , 1. j Wanganui B: Mesdames Cook, Richardson, Brown and Bristol, 371, 2. Wanganui A: Mesdames Young and Grace, Miss Blyth and Mrs. Broderick, 374 3. Eltham: Mesdames Casey, Quin, Goldsbury and Miss Syme, 292. Hawera B: Mrs. Dalgetty, Misses Wills, Bright and Tonks, 400. In both of the morning medal rounds, which were played in conjunction with the qualifying rounds, ties occurred. In the senior Miss V. Death 88—10—78 tied with Mrs. Collis Brown (Wanganui) 93— 15—78, Miss Death being adjudged the winner on the last nine holes. In the junior, Mrs. Coy 99-19-80 tied with Mirs. Gault 112—32—80, and Mrs. Coy was declared the winner on the last nine holes. Miss Bright 93-17-76 won the senior afternoon medal round, and Mrs. Gault 107—32—75 won the junior. The following qualified for the senior championship: Mrs. 'Cook, , 85-87—192; Mrs. Walkley, 86—88—174; Miss Death, 88—92—180; Mrs. Richardson, 90—90—180; Miss Young, 92—90—182; Miss Burgess, 92—90—182; Miss Grace, 92—96—188; Mrs. Collis Brown, 93 —95—188; Miss Harris, 95 —92 —188; Miss Blyth, 95—94 —189; Mrs. Quin, 95—95—190; Mrs. Broderick, 95—97— 192; Mrs. Casey, 101—93—194; Mrs. Dalgetty, 94—100—194; Miss Wills, 98—97— 195; Miss Syme, 100—95—195. . Those qualifying for the Fairfield handicap were: Miss Handley, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Goldsbury, Mrs. Bristol, Mrs. Brennan, Miss Bright, Miss Tonics, Miss McLean, Mrs. Boon, Mesdames Smith, Dickie, Hawthorne, Trotter, Gault, Sellar and Miss Graham. Following is the draw for the championship rounds, which will start at 9 a.m. to-day, the pairs leaving the first tee at five-minute intervals: Mrs. Cook v Miss Wills, Mrs. Young v. Mrs. Broderick, Mrs. Grace v. Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Casey v. Miss Death, Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. Dalgetty, Miss Harris v. Miss Blyth, Mrs. Quin v. Miss Burgess, Miss Syme v. Mrs. Walkley. . „ The draw for the Fairfield handicap, starting five minutes after the last championship pair, is: Mrs. Handley v. Graham, Miss Bright v. Mrs. Hawthorne, Mrs. Boon v. Miss Tonks, Miss Trotter v. Mrs. Goldsbury, Mrs. Thomson v. Mrs. Gault, Miss McLean v. Mrs. C. Smith, Mrs. Dickie v. Mrs. Brennan, Mrs. Sellar v. Mrs. Bristol. STRATFORD WOMEN’S MATCH. MISS V. SANGSTER WINS MEDAL. Resuming again after a break of a week or two while the links were closed, women members of the Stratford club played a medal match yesterday afternoon. Miss V. Sangster won the senior section and Mrs. Nolan the junior. Details of the scores are:— Senior.

TARANAKI FIXTURES. Inglewood:— Men's match to-morrow. D. Sutherland, S. Lovell, W. Meyer; W. J. Smith, R. Brown, H. Morton; M. C. Twist, J. Morton, J. K. Hammonds; E. Maetzig, I. C. Grant, C. Winfield, W. Marshall; I. P. Grant, J. Winfield, C. O’Carroll; I. E. Faris, H. Hunt, F. Cameron; E. Newland, J. Gamlin, T. A. Wilson. Stratford:— The qualifying rounds for the men’s championships during the week-end: 8.30 a.m., Coldwell, B. Green, Walker; 8.34, Fryday, Fastier, Liggins; P. 38, 'C. S. Lucas, Carter, MacDonald; 8.42, Slater, Harris, Sole; 8.46, Donald, Bodie, Lacy; 8.50, Urwin, Penn, Jefferies; 8.54, Anderson, Morris, Strachan; 8.58, J. Rutherfurd, J. S. Lyons, Burniester; 9.2, V. Young, Kirkwood, MacPherson; 9.6, E. S. Rutherfurd, Neal, Wills; 9.10, N. P. Green, Parker, Swindell; 9.14, J. Sullivan, Graham, Maguire; 9.18, Coley, Osborne, Seyb; 9.22, O’Leary, Pegg, O. Lyons; 9.26, Wells, Whittle, T. Sullivan; 9.30, Wann, Blair, Hoare; 9.34, Douglas, O’Neil, J. Lucas; 9.38, Clark, Pauli, J. Young; 9.42, McKenzie, Sutton, Hale; 9.46, Matthews, Watson, Jury, Farquharson; 9.50, Allen, Boon, Betts. Sentry' Hill:— Draw for the first round of the women’s and the first and second rounds of the men’s championship f this week-end (the links will be closed for play in the morning): Women, Mrs. Puke v. Miss M. '-’orrie, Miss Jury v. Mrs. N. Sampson, Miss Hall v. Miss Smith, Miss Bennett v. Mrs. F. Sampson, Mrs. Trueman a bye. Men’s first round: F. Sampson v. C. Smith, L. Billows v. H. Smith, O. Taylor v. R. Hall, A. N. Sampson v. Kawe; second round, R. Preston v. R. Puke, C. Puke v. S. Jury, W. Billows v. E. Jamieson, J. Jenkins v. Nuku, J. Kopu v. A. F. Sampson, F. Trueman v. Kingi. Eltham:— To play Hawera at Hawefa next week-end: L. Quin, H. P. Wills, E. L. Abbott, F. ClemoW, H. R. Casey, I. Wylds, W. A. Tiplady, W. A. Gill, D. Thompson, D. Knuckey, J. H. Morton, A. O. Casey, J. D. McKay, R. H. Free, F. Fallows, H.'C. Jones, E. Nicholls, E. Phillips.

Miss V. Sangster ... 84—8—76 Miss M. Sangster ... 91—13 —78 ... 93—14—79 Mrs. R. Knewstubb Mrs. R- Fryday ... 97—17—80 Mrs. Seyb Miss E. Anderson ,.. 98—12—86 Junior. 96-27-69 Mrs. McDonald • ... 92—21—71 ... 94—23—71 Mrs. Evans ... 107-32—75