WOMEN’S GOLF

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21243, 14 October 1940, Page 5

WOMEN’S GOLF

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS ONE-DAY TOURXAMENT The following is the draw for the i Champion of Champions Competi- ! lion and a one-day open tournament , to be held on the St. Andrews links jon Wednesday, October IC. Play will commence at 8.15 a.m. and continue at 4 J minute intervals. As there is a large field, players are asked to be on the first tee promptly:— Morning Round 8.15 a.m.: Mrs Aitken v. Mrs Tanner; Mrs Booth v. Mrs Lee; Mrs Scarf e v. Mrs Thomas; Mrs Yendell v. Mrs Qualtrough; Mrs Baker v. Mrs F. H. Taylor; Mrs B. Bennett v. Mrs Harkness; Mrs J. H. Hall v. Mrs Signal; Mrs Watson v. Mrs Wooller; Miss Fow v. Mrs Christie; Mrs Toombs v. Mrs Cold well; Mrs Galloway v. Mrs Jewell. 9 a.m.: Miss N. Beverley v. Mrs McDonald; Miss S. Banks v. Mrs S. Bennett; Mrs Dickie v. Mrs Austin; Mrs Gianvilie v. Mrs Mander; Mrs Seyb v. Mrs Rigby; Mrs Miller v. L. I. Day; Mrs White v. Mrs Sommer vi lie; Miss M. Beverley v. Mrs Rawlings; Mrs Abernethy v. Mrs Arthur; Mrs Alquist v. Mrs Batt; Mrs Little v. Mrs Waring; Mrs Shean v. Miss Littleproud; Mrs Innes v. Mrs Bindon; Mrs Hastie v. Mrs Brewis; Miss J. Irwine v. Mrs Joy. 10 a.m.: Mrs Powell v. Mrs Edwards; Miss Bates v. Mrs Isdale; Mrs Sterritt v. Miss Bruce; Mrs Lamb v. Mrs Daldy; Mrs Carter v. Mrs Melvin; Mrs Burke v. Mrs Chitty; Mrs Froman v. Mrs Berry; Mrs Cauldfiel cl v. Miss Turnwald; Mrs Tole v. Mrs Hepburn; Mrs Howie v. Mrs Simons; Mrs Smith (Te Awamutu) v. Mrs Darby: Mrs Rawlinson v. Mrs Mark; Mrs Holland v. Mrs Morrison; Mrs James (Walton) v. Mrs Sandford; Mrs W. Nola v. Mrs Gamble. 11 a.m.: Mrs Muir v. Mrs Hart; Mrs Wi tern an v. Mrs Peterson; Mrs Kelly v. Mrs Beattie; Miss Masters v. Miss Heather; Mrs Robinson v. Mrs Dingle; Mrs Davey v. Mrs Cotter; Mrs Sole v. Mrs Hilton; Mrs Batty v. Mrs Ellis; Miss J. Caulfield v. Mrs McCullagh; Mrs Ensoll v. Mrs Mardell; Mrs Luckie v. Mrs Hazard; Mrs Dent v. Mrs Fraser; Mrs Hooker v. Mrs James; Mrs Russell v. M.rs G. Smith; Miss P. Wilson v. Mrs Wake. Afternoon Round 12 noon: Mrs Grocott v. Miss Cann; Miss K. Wilson v. Mrs Oliphant; Mrs Booth v. Mrs Scarfe; Mrs Lee v. Mrs Thomas; Mrs Yendell v. Mrs F. H. Taylor; Mrs Baker v. Mrs Qualtrough; Mrs B. Bennett v. Mrs Signal 1; Mrs J. H. Hall v. Mrs Harkness; Mrs Watson v. Mrs Christie; Miss Fow v. Mrs Wooller; Mrs Toombs v. Mrs Jewell; Mrs Galloway v. Mrs Cold well; Miss N. Beverley v. Mrs Bennett; Miss S. Banks v. Mrs McDonald; Mrs Dickie v. Mrs Mander.

1 p.m.: Mrs Glanville v. Mrs Austin; Mrs Seyb v. Mrs Miller; Mrs I Rigby v. Mrs L. I. Day; Mrs White I v. Mrs King; Miss M. Beverley v. ! Mrs Sommerville; Mrs Abernethy v. I Mrs Batt; Mrs Alquist v. Mrs | Arthur; Mrs Little v. Miss Little- | proud; Mrs Shean v. Mrs Waring; ! Mrs Innes v. Mrs Brewis; Mrs i flastie v. Mrs Bindon; Miss J. Irwine v. Mrs Edwards; Mrs Powell v. Mrs Joy; Miss Bates v. Miss Bruce; Mrs Sterritt v. Mrs Isdale. 2 p.m.: Mrs Lamb v. Mrs Melvin; j Mrs Carter v. Mrs Daldy; Mrs . Burke v. Mrs Berry; Mrs Froman v. ! Mrs Chitty; Mrs Cauldfield v. Mrs Hepburn; Mrs Tole v. Miss Turni vvald; Mrs Howie v. Mrs Darby; Mrs Smith (Te Awamutu) v. Mrs Simons; ' JVlrs Rawlinson v. Mrs Morrison; Mrs ; Holland v. Mrs Mark; Mrs James ! (Walton), v. Mrs Gamble; Mrs W. i Nola v. Mrs Sandford; Mrs Muir v. i Mrs Peterson; Mrs Witeman v. Mrs : Hart; Mrs Kelly v. Mrs Heather, j 3 p.m.: Miss Masters v. Mrs I Beattie; Mrs Robinson v. Mrs Cotter; Mrs Davey v. Mrs Dingle; Mrs Batty ! v. Mrs Sole; Miss J. C. Caulfield v. ; Mrs Hilton; Mrs Savage v. Mrs j Reid; Mrs Beange v. Mrs Whiner ay; Mrs Edmonds v. Miss E. House.