LADIES' GOLF
Play in Hastings Open Event THIS MORNING RGUNDS % Ihe Hastings ladies' open golf champlonship toumament was continued at Bridge Pa tMs morning when conditio'ns were again excellent. JOvernight showers made the greens a little on the slow side for the early part of the morning play, but they dried out nicely to provide excellent playing conditions. Play this morning in manv of the games was keenly contested, the playing of extra holes being necessary in • several instances. Miss Helean, who headed the qualifying rounds, and Miss M, Jefferd, the defending title-holder, both were in excellent form and racorded easy victories. The results of the morning's play, the first roilnd of the match play, are aa follow HASTINGS CHAMPIONSHIP Miss Helean beat Miss Yule, 8 and 7, ' Miss Slater teat Mrs Cross, 1 up at the 20th. 0. Srnith beat Mtb Miller, 3 and 2. Migg M. Jefferd beat Miss Speedy 6 a&id 4. Miss J. Hunter beat Miss J. Smith 1 up at the 20th. Mrs Crerar beat Mrs Geddis by default. Mrs Wilson beat Miss A. Ormond, 4 and 3. Miss D. Thompson beat Mrs Foreman, 1 up. , t LONGLANDS HANDIOAP. Miss F. Clark beat Miss M. Campbell, 1 up. , , Mrs Urquhart beat Mrs Murphy , 1 up at the 19th. Mrs Toothill beat Miss Vallance. 3. and 2. Mrs MuLennan beat Mrs Kirkley, 7 and 6. . Mi'rw J, Nelson beat Mrs Tram 4 * and 3, Mrs Baillie btat Mrs Peddie, 1 up at the 20th. Mrs Newbigin beat' Miss M. Nutter, 2 and 1. Mrs A. Morris beat Miss Z. Fryer, 3 and 2. HASTINGS HANDICAP. Miss M. Hennah beat Miss Edgecombe," 1 up at the 20th. Miss M. Davies beat Mrs R. D. Brown, 3 and 1. Miss J. Hennah beat Miss Lopdell. 5 and 4. Mrs E. Murley beat Miss G. Symonds, 4 and 3. Mrs McCulloch beat Mrs Blake, 4 and 3* Mrs Sherwood beat Mrs Hartland. 1 np. Mrs J. Vesty beat Mrs V. Hoadley, 4 and 2. Mrs Kelly beat Mrs Struthers 4 and 2. MEDAL, MATCHES. The morning me'dal rounds resulted as follow: — Senior. — -Mrs McLennan 85 — 18 — 67, Mrs A. Morris 8ti, 18, 70, Mrs Newbigin 91, 18, 73, Miss M. Jefferd, 82, 9, 73, Miss M. Slater 90. 17, 73. Junior. — Mrs A. Murphy 74, Mrs A. Wilson 74, Mrs Dunn 74, Miss M. Peddie 75, Miss M. Davies 75.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 211, 22 September 1937, Page 6
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