WOMEN’S GOLF IN COLD

Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1935, Page 8

WOMEN’S GOLF IN COLD

TOURNAMENT AT HAWERA BOGEY MATCHES CONTESTED. PROGRESS. IN CHAMPIONSHIPS. •' In cold and windy weather the South Taranaki women’s golf tournament was continued on the Fairfield Links, Hawera, yesterday. The present holder of the senior championship, Miss J. Currie, Wanganui, who was unable to be present, telegraphed her good wishes. Miss Oliver Kay, who was also unable to compete in the championships owing to business reasons, competed in the four-ball bogey match yesterday. Partnered by Miss McLean, she tied for first place with Miss Graham and Mrs. Lewis. The two latter were adjudged the winners on the last l nine holes. Mr. W. Kay is officiating as starter. Details are:— Four-ball bogey; Miss Graham and Mrs. Lewis, Miss Kay and Miss McLean, 1 down; Mrs. Hawthorne and Mrs. Dickie, Miss Burgess and Miss Syme, 2 down; Mrs. Richardson and Miss Blyth, Mrs. Broderick and Miss Wills, 3 down; Mrs. Harris and Mrs. McAnerin, Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. Brown, 4 down. Senior bogey handicap: Mrs. Cook 1 down; Mrs. Dalgetty, Mrs. Quin, 3 down; Misses Wills, Harris and Bright, 4 down; Mrs. C. C. Smith, 5 down. Junior bogey handicap: Mrs. Gault, 2 down; Miss Syme, 3 down. Senior, championship: First round: Mrs. Cook beat Miss Wills 4 and 2, Mrs. Young beat Mrs. Broderick 6 and 5, Mrs. Grace beat Mrs. Brown 1 up, Miss V. Death beat Mrs. Casey by default, Mrs. Dalgetty beat Mrs. Richardson 1 up at the 19th, Miss Harris beat Miss Blyth 1 up, Mrs. Quin beat Miss Burgess 5 and 3, Mrs. Walkley beat Miss Syme 3 and 2. Second round: Mrs. Cook beat Mrs. Young 1 up, Miss Death beat Mrs. Grace 5 and 4, Mrs. beat Miss Harris 2 and 1, Mrs. Walkley beat Mrs. Quin 4 and 3. Fairfield handicap: First Round: Mrs. Handley beat Miss Graham 4 and 3, Miss Bright beat Mrs. Hawthorne 7 and 5, Mrs. Boon beat Miss Tonks 4 and 3, Mrs. Goldsbury beat Miss Trotter by default, Mrs. Gault beat Mrs. Thomson 4 and 3, Mrs. Smith Beat Miss McLean 4 and 3, Mrs. Brennan beat Mrs. Dickie 1 up, Mrs. Bristol beat Mrs. Sellar 6 and 4. Second round: Miss Bright beat Mrs. Handley 2 and 1, Mrs. Goldsbury beat Mrs. Boon 3 and 2, Mrs. Gault beat Mrs. Smith 1 up, Mrs. Brennan beat Mrs. Bristol 6 and 4. Mrs. Cook and Miss Death, followed by Mrs. Walkley and Mrs. Dalgetty, will tee off at 9 a.m. to-day in the championship event, and the other players will follow them at five-minute intervals, VETERANS PLAY GOLF. SEMI-FINAL TO BE DECIDED. By Telegraph—Press Association. Rotorua, Last Night. The semi-finals of the New Zealand golf veterans’ tournament will be decided to-morrow. The first and the second rounds were ■ played to-day. There is an exceptionally large number of entries for the tournament, the 80 players taking part representing 36 clubs. The course is playing well and although rain made conditions this afternoon somewhat difficult, it was not sufficiently heavy materially to affect the cards returned. Eight now remain in,-as follows; H. Horton (Middlemore), C. Kusabs (Ahipara), E. F. Snell, E. Wilson, E. M. Hutchison (Poverty Bay), L. K. Keys (Akarana), R. Rainger (Middlemore) and W. Maingay (Morrinsville). Kusabs and Maingay played particularly well to-day, while Horton won his morning and afternoon rounds in convincing fashion.