WAIROA LADY GOLFERS

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19998, 25 July 1939, Page 8

WAIROA LADY GOLFERS

CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY OrALTFYiXO ROL'XDS (Special to (lie Herald.) WAIROA, this day. A qualifying round played by members of tiie Wairoa Ladies’ Golf Club resulted in low cards being returned, Uie leading net scores being as follows: Miss Morgan, 91—19—72: Miss Ormond. 88—12—76: Miss McKay, 95 —19 —7G; Mrs. McKay, 99—23 70; Miss M'acPherson, 99 —21 —78. The following players have qualified for tim club championships:— A Grade. -Miss Ormond, 99—88 187; Mrs. Smith, 92—95—187: Miss Chase. 94 —93 —187; Miss Svmonds, 112- 104—21 G. B Grade. —Mrs. Goldstone, 9G —95 191; Miss Morgan, 101 —91 —192; Miss MacPhcrson, 95—99—194; Mrs. Glengarry, 98—99—197; Miss McKay 102—95—197: Mrs. McKay, 102—99 201; Miss Harvey, 96—107—203; Mrs. Ryan, 98—109—207; Mrs. Watson. 109—107—216; Mrs. G. O. K. Sainsbury, 109—110—219: Miss Rhynd, 111— 115 —226; Mrs. Crichton, 11,5—111—22 G; Mrs. Teague, 109—121—230; Miss Wagner. 119—122—241; Miss Trafl'ord, 127—116—243. First Round Draw. Match play for the first round of ilie championships is as undef: — A Grade.—Miss Ormond, a bye; Miss Svmonds and Miss O'Donnell; Miss Chase ancl Mrs. Smith, byes. B Grade. —Mrs. Goldstone, a bye; Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Watson: Mrs. Glengarry and Mrs. Teague; Miss McKay and Mrs. Crichton; Miss Rhynd and Mrs. McKay; Miss Wagner and Miss MacPherscn; Mrs. G. O. K Sainsbury and Miss Harvey; Miss Trafl'ord and Miss Morgan. C Grade. —Mrs. Svcnsen, "a bye; Mrs. Bryant and Miss Sumner: Mrs. Teller and Miss Timms; Miss Matson and Miss Hinckesman; Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Craig; Mrs. Hill, a oye, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. McDonald; Miss IJabgood, a bye. Games in the first round of the championship series must be c- mpleted by July 30. Winners are to show their names on the sheet in the club-house. Hurumua Handicap. The draw in the Hurumua Handicap is as follows: —Mrs. Piriduck. a bye: Mrs. C. Sainsbury and Mrs. Glendining; Mrs. McCrea and Miss D. Svcnsen; Mrs. de Lautour, a bye. In the event of a tie play must continue to a deciding hole. Having defeated Miss Timms, Miss Matson is now the holder of the Sec reta ry ’ s Button. The 'hostesses this week will be Misses Eria and Shaw.

team has not had the opportunity of playing against any outside secondary school, but, judging by the performances fci. the B grade club matches, the Gisborne boys are expected to do well in Ihe tournament.