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GOLF

PALMERSTON N., Oct. 13. Playing the type of golf that befits a former New Zealand champion Mrs J. Ball (Wanganui) beat the present title-holder, Miss E. Wilkinson (Grange), by three and one in the semi-finals of the New Zealand women’s singles championships, which was played at Hokowhitu this morning. Mrs Ball thus avenged her defeat at last year’s chainpionships at Hamilton, when Miss Wilkinson beat her by four and three in the quarterfinals. In the other semi-finals, Miss H. Buchanan (Christchurch) caused something of a surprise by beating Mrs G. W. Hollis (Titirangi) by the comfortable margin of four and two. Miss Buchanan and Mrs Ball will meet in. the final to be played over 36 holes to-morrow.

Mrs Ball, who had a brilliant outward nine of 36, par figures, was never really in danger of defeat. S>ne was two up at the turn and held a lead of four up after the 12th hole. Miss Wilkinson’s game was again marred by the inconsistency^which has characterised her play throughout the tournament.

In a game characterised by solid play, Miss H. Buchanan (Christchurch) won convincingly from Mrs G. W. Hollis (Titirangi), a former champion, the match finishing four and two. The winner gave a good exhibition, but with all her shots was a little distance off the line. On the other hand, Mrs Hollis was not playing as well as she has done. Mrs Hollis beat Miss Buchanan, seven and six, in the inter-island' mater, New Zealand Championship: Semi finals.—-Miss H. Buchanan (Christchurch) beat Mrs G. W. Hollis (Titirangi), 4 and 2; Mrs J. Ball (Wanganui) beat Miss 'E. Wilkinson (Grange). 3 and 1. New Zealand Plate: Semi-finals — Miss C. Smith (Invercargill) beat Mrs N. J. Ellison (Hutt), 2 and 1: Mrs D. A. Crombie (Wellington' beat Mrs T. L. King (Shandon), 5 and 4.

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Grey River Argus, 14 October 1948, Page 6

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GOLF Grey River Argus, 14 October 1948, Page 6

GOLF Grey River Argus, 14 October 1948, Page 6

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