TWO PLAYERS TIE IN L.G.U. MATCH.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18186, 20 June 1927, Page 4

TWO PLAYERS TIE IN L.G.U. MATCH.

MISS DENSHIRE (HAGLEY) COMPETES IN PLAY-OFF. Per Press Association. WELLINGTON. June 20. The Ladies’ Golf Union Coronation match was played for during the last week in Mav. and the following are the best cards returned, the par of each course being given in parentheses: Mrs Caffin, S 9. 17, 72 (78), St Clair. Miss Denshire, 86, 19, 67 (73), Ilaglev. Mrs Brodie, SS, 19. 69 (74), Ashburton. Mrs Harper, 91, 13, 78 (82), Poverty Bay. Miss C. Robertson, 98. 19, 79 (S 3), Ilawera. Miss C. Hammond, 88, 12. 76 ( 80). Wanganui. Mrs A. Abbott, 89, 15. 74 ( 77), Auckland. Miss X'. Morton, 88, IS, 70 ( 73), Ilagley. Msis Rathbone, 86, 11, 75 (<«), Auckland. Mrs W. Ryan, 88, 17, 71 (73), Ilagley. Muss A. Ilutton, 89, 12, 77 (79), Harewood. Miss N. Moore, 89, 11, 78 (78), Manawatu. Mrs Thompson. 91, 15, 76 (78), Timaru. Mrs Hanson, 91, 16, 78 ( 80), WaiThe two placers who tied for first place will play off on the home links during the week starting June 26.

POSED AS DETECTIVE, IT IS ALLEGED

(Special to the “ Star.”) AUCKLAND. June 20 That not being a member of the New Zealand Police Force he did assume the designation of a detective, was the charge against Alexander Mulholland, aged thirty-two. lie was remanded on bail. The sub-inspector stated that accuced spoke to several men in a hotel on Saturday, stating that he was a detertive. Two surprised young fellows said they had done nothing wrong, but one gave his name which was actually noted by Mulhoi land.