LADIES’ GOLF.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18944, 15 May 1933, Page 3

LADIES’ GOLF.

HAMILTON CLUB. Following is the draw for a bogej match to be played on Wednesday, 17th Inst. Starting at the first tee at 11.40 a.m.—Miss Provis and Mrs. Aitken, Mrs. Hazard and Mrs. Harkness, Mrs, Rawlings and Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Milroy and Mrs. Gower, Mrs. Batt and Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Russell, Miss McLean and Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs. Masters and Mrs. Bond, Mrs. R. English and Miss Coventry, Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Strang, Mrs. Brewis and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Gruar and Mrs. D’Arcy Smith, Mrs. Sandford and Miss K. Wilson, Mrs. Farrer and Miss Manning, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Valentine, Miss Cann and another. Starting at the fourth tee at 11.45 a.m.—Mrs. Arthur and Mrs McCracken, Mrs. Paoker and Mrs. Ross, Miss 'Seavill and Miss D. Johnson. In the, seoond round of the Gillies’ Vase competition, commencing at 1 p.m.—Mrs. Griffiths plays Miss Rutherfurd, Mrs. Phillips-Turner plays Miss Pickering, Mrs. Ratcliffe plays Mrs. C.rocott, Mrs. E. Taylor plays Mrs. Worley, Mrs. J. M. Ilorton plays Miss A. Wilson, Mrs. Rutherford plays Miss Duxileld, Mrs. Savage plays Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. McNichol plays Mrs. Gibson. Match play, threequarters difference in hadnicap. Stymies to be played. The following is the draw for C Grade players for Thursday, 18 th inst:—

Commencing at 11.30 a.m. —Mrs. House and Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Waddell and Miss Jolly, Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Toombs, Mrs. Baker and Miss D. Clark, Mrs. Sandham and Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Marcroft and . Mrs. Shakeshaft, Mrs. Upton and Mrs. Walders, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Cranwell. G Grade players wishing to enter for the match play competition commencing May 25, are requested to notify the secretary before 20th Inst. SOUTH CANTERBURY CHAMPION TIMARU, Saturday. Miss Jean Ilorwell retained the South Canterbury women’s golf championship, decisively defeating Miss F. Pringle 3 up and one lo play in the final match on Ilighfleld links this morning. The youthful title holder had to fight hard over the first nine holes, 'being two down until the seventh where she reduced her opponent’s lead lo one, and was slill behind at the turn. On Ihe return journey Miss Ilorwell squared the match at the 10th hut lost the next. Once on the Hat Miss Pringle, who over the first nine holes had played sound golf, went to pieces, allowing Miss ilorwell to win by a comfortable margin.