WOMEN'S CONTEST
BEST DOMINION SCORE
(By. Telegraph—l'rffss AsswlntTon.l
AUCKLAND, .May 21,
The home links Coronation medal competition for women golfers with handicaps not higher than 18,. Which was played throughout .New > Zealand during the first week1 of May,-was won by Miss E. Edmonds,y;bf ythe Harewood Club,-Christchurch,, with a net score of four below the scratch score of the course.
Best scores returned were as follows, the scratch score of each course being given -in' parentheses: Miss E. Edmonds .(Harewood), 84, 14—70 (74); Miss C. Buchanan (Wairoa), 89, 18— 71 (74); Mrs. C. A. Arthur (Hamilton), 85 ,15—70-(73).
,The competition for the Aotea-Roa Cup. which was played in conjunction and is-open to all Ladies' Golf Union players, was won by Mrs. J. T. Tosswill (Taumarunui) with a net score of nine belowr ..the scratch score. The best cards were,: Mrs. J. T. TosswiU (Taumarunui)', 94, 31—63 (72); Mrs. R. DeaGon (Waimate), 92, 27—65 (72); Mrs. Trask (Ormondville), 99, 35—64 (71); Mrs. McKinnon (Napier), 89, 22 —67 (73); Miss,Forman (Riverside), 97, 31—66 (72); Miss M. Moses (Rawhiti), 103, 35^-68 (73)"; Miss N. Holmes (Methven), 107,- 3£-71 (76):
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 120, 22 May 1937, Page 14
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185WOMEN'S CONTEST Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 120, 22 May 1937, Page 14
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