FOURSOMES TITLE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 9, 4 October 1937, Page 6

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Win for Misses O'SulIivan and Meu:: AUSTRALIANS PLAY WELL The New Zealand ladies' championship foursomes deeided over 18 holes of stroke play on handicap was won at Waiohiki on Saturday by Miss K. O'SulIivan and Miss J. Meuli, from Hawera, who had a five-stroke lead from their nearest opponents, Mrs K and Miss T, Tareha, of Napier. The event was won last year by Miss V Eleming, of Christchurch, and Miss JHorwell, of Timaru. The weather was beautifully fine and a laTge crowd of visitors provided good galleries fot the principal games The trophy for the best gross score went to the Australian ^.air Miss R Kernot, the present lady champion of Australia, and Miss E. M. Hutton, with 79, who were closely pressed by the Australian sisters Mrs Sloan Morpeth -and Miss S. Tolhurst, who retumed- a card of 80. Misses Kernot aiid , Hutton 's card read as follows:— - Out: 544345364 — 39. In: 5 5 5 5 4 3 5 4 4 — 40. Total: 79. Details of the scores are as follow:— Gross Hdp. Nett Miss K. O'SulIivan and Miss J. Meuli 84 14 70 Mrs K. Tareha and Miss T. Tareha 88 13 75 Miss B. Kernot and Miss E. M. Hutton " 79 3 . 76 Miss H. Buchanan and Miss- E. WMte-Rarsons 83 ( 76 Mrs WeIton"R°gg and Mrs C. J. Green 88 12 x 7G Mrs Sloan Morpeth and Miss S. Tolhurst .... 80 3 77 Mrs E. M. Hunt and Miss M. Wheeler 12 77 Mrs Guy Williams and Miss J. Williams ... 90 13 77 Mrs J. D. Craven and Mrs W. Endean ........ 9i 14 77 Mrs J.„ Hunter and Mrs P. /M. Corkill ....... 93 15 78 Mrs Butchinson and Mrs A. D. Latham 88 9 79 Miss D. Bagnell and Miss H. Nolan 96 17 79 Miss E. M. Upton and Miss E. MacCormick . . 90 10 80. Mrs D. Chrisp and Mrs Siater 86 5 81 Miss B. Cheney and Miss L. Wray 87 6 81 Mrs E. M. Cro,ss and Mrs W. McLennan 96 15 81 Mrs G. Baillie and Mrs A. D. Morris 98 1 17 81 Miss A. Ormond and Miss O. Smith 90 8 82 Mrs N. S. Hawkes . and * Mrs P. G. Tizard . 93 11 82 Mrs H. E. B. Newton and and Miss M. Saunders 94 12 82 Miss L. Henderson and ► Miss M. Ridiifgg .. 97 15 82 Mrs A. C. McKillop and AJiss M. Beadel .... 89 0 -83 Mrs P. G. HaJl-Jones and Miss Claire Smith .. 92 9 83 Mrs P. C. Holmes and M.rs C. S. Geddis 96 13 83 Miss E. West and Miss J. Uiark 97 14 83 Mrs G. Hollis and Mrs R. S. Fullerton Smith .. 86 2 .84 Miss J. Horwell and Miss V. Fleming 86 2 84 Mrs L. R. Curtis and Mrs I. Bota ............. 93 9 84 Mrs F. McFadyen and Miss D. Price 95 11 84 Miss C. Wilson and M^s P • Todd 92 8 84 Miss P. Helean and Miss J. Betts 87 2 85 Mrs Foreman and Mrs I). Wilson 90 5 85 MrP J. W. Crerar and Mrs D. H. Newbigin .... 98 13 85 Mjss N. O'lvane and Miss D. McHutcheson ...» 99 14 Sf» Mrs- M. H. Godby «5d Mrs J. C. Nicholson . . 100 10 85 Mrs D. TJrquhart and Mrs Eendeich 101 16 85 Mrs J. D. Spiers and Mrs J. A, Pottinger ..... 100 14 86 Miss J. JJuncan and Miss Fulierlon Smith ... 94 7 87 Mrs D. Miller and Mrs C. MiJner 101 13 38 Mrs M. Maefarlane and Miss TroJove io;; 15 gg Mi^s S. Collins and Miss J. Brnlie 13 gy