GOLF.
LADIES’ CHAMPIONSHIP. MISS WRIGHT, WINNER. The second round for the ladies’ golf championship of Canterbury was played at the Shirley links this morning in conjunction with a medal handicap. The weather conditions were ideal and some excellent rounds were made. Miss N. Wright, of Timaru, won thft championship and Mrs Cook was runner*
up. Miss Wright played better to-day than she did in the first round, coming in with a card of 84.. Miss Wright did not play well going out, taking 46. Returning home sh® struck form and took only 38. Mrs Cook played evenly both ways, going out in 4 4 and coming home in 42. The com. petition among the other players was very keen and there was little difference be r tween a number of thp cards sent life The following is the result: —
CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIP. £5f ht : Miss Boll Miss Dixon . . .89 Mis'* Cracroft IVilson . 87 Miss D. Anderson . 89 Mrs S. Lawrence . 85 E is — 177 Miss K. Bristed Mrs Kingscote Mrs Godby Mrs Early ' . 87 . 90 . 98 . 91 Mrs Early Miss drifted Mrs Godby Miss Newton Gross Hdcp. Net* . S2 20 72 . 83 8 75 . 90 13 77 . 89 12 77 96 19 77 Mrs Kinjjgeote Miss Anderson Lady Boys ! Mrs Seddon Miss Dixon Mrs Lawrence . 97 19 . 91. 12 . 87 . 86 7 .94 15 . 92 13 . S6 . 92 11 78 78 78 79 79 79 80 81
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17009, 6 April 1923, Page 8
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