GOLF.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 17624, 8 October 1921, Page 7

GOLF.

LADIES’ CHAMPIONSHIP,

Per Press Association

WELLINGTON, Oct. 7. The following are the results of the fourth round of the New Zealand ladies’ golf championship, played today in fine, bracing weather: Mrs Guy Williams (Masterton) beat Mrs McCarthy (St. Clair), 3 up and 1 to play.

Miss Snodgrass (Westport) heat Miss Brandon (Wellington), 2 and 1. Mrs Orbell (North Otago) heat Mrs Spiers (Waiwotu), 2 and 1. Miss Wright (Timaru) heat Miss Gam brill (Miramar), 2 and 1. Miss Build ('1 : rnaru) beat Mrs Wilson (Westport), at. the 19ih hole. .Miss Bell (Wellington ) beat Miss Anderson (Christchurch), 4 and 2. Mrs Murphy (Hutt) beat Miss E. Brown (Napier) at the 21st hole. Miss M. Payton (Auckland.) beat Miss S. Payton (Auckland), 4 and 3.

Miss lli'lmoro von the first-division of the bogey handicap, 3 up; aud Mrs Webster the second division, 3 down. For the Coronation Medal, Miss Snodgrass S3 —7 —7 ti, tied with Mrs Webster, 9 4—l S—7 0. Mrs Guy Williams won the prize for the best straight-out score with 82. For tlio fifth round, to bo played tomorrow, Mrs Giiy 'Williams will meet Miss -Snodgrass: Miss Wright Mrs Orbell; Mass Budd Miss Bel!; Mrs Murphy Miss Payton. The closest games may bo expected. The course continues in excellent order. ENGLISH LADIES. By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association Received 5.5 p.m.. Oct. 7th. LONDON, Oct. 6. Tn the fourth round of the English ladies’ championship at Lylham, Miss Kartell boat Miss Molly Griffiths (Australia), 4 up aud o to play. ‘•NEWS OF THE WOULD.” Received 7.30 p.m.. October 7. LONDON, October 6. The scrni-fmal of the “Nows of the World” golf championship resulted:— Caudiu boat Ray three and two; Seymour boat Wingate three and two.