GOLFING.
LADIES CHAMPIONSHIPS. [by telegraph—per press association.] PALMERSTON N., Sept. 30. Conditions for the ladies golf championship are again brilliant this morning, although a fair breeze is in evidence from the east. Greens and fairways are fast, the true initial round of the championship being productive of some surprises in narrowness of victories and of some more fv-lncied candiidatesf.* Thd results! ot the opening round of the championship are as follows: Miss Bulling (Auckland) heat Mbs Pharazyu (Sunnydnle,, England) 1 up at the 19th. hole: Miss Acheson (Nelson) heat Miss Gaistord (Marton) 1 up; Mrs Guy Williams (Masterton) beat Miss Richardson (Wellington) 1 up; Mi.ss Gambrill (Wellington) beat Miss Gould (Avondale) G and 4; Miss Kay (St. Claire) beat Miss Hammond (Wanganui) 7 and 6; Mrs Trevor (Manawatu) heat Miss Quinn (Eitham) 3 and 2; Miss Watson (Mannwatu) heat Mrs Woollams (Wanganui) 5 and 4; Miss Sim (Mannwatu) won from Miss Crncroft Wilson (Christchurch) by default; Miss Payton (Rotorua) boat Miss Tv. Horton (Titirangi) < and G; Miss D. Horton (Titirangi) beat Mrs Foreman (Miramar) 1 up; Miss Ormond (Napier) beat Mrs Preston ( Avondale) 3 and 1; Mrs Sclnnders (Wellington) beat Miss Mooro (Manawatu) 4 and 3; Miss Seifert (Manawatu) beat Mrs A\ eston (Wellington) G and a; Mrs Treadwell (Hutt) beat Miss Lnurenson (Titirangi) 2 and 1; Miss Uphnm (Miramar) bent Mrs Gilbert (Wanganui) 7 and 0; Miss White-Parsons beat Miss Cooper (Auckland) 5 and 3; Mrs Pearce (Hutt) beat Mrs Holden (Dannevirke) 8 and 7; Miss Brandon (Wellington) beat Miss Rathbone (Wellington) 7 and 6; Mrs Dodgshun (Otago) beat Mrs Reeves (Eitham) 6 and 5; Miss Hamlin (Auckland) beat Miss Currie (Wanganui) 1 up at the 22nd hole; Mi.ss Upton (Auckland) ibeat ,Miss Scott (Manawatu) 5 and 4; Aliss Curtis (Stratford) boat Miss Catterill (Christchurch) 2 and 1; Mrs Stafford (Marton) beat Mrs Coigne (Hamilton) 1 up; Mrs Stout- (AYollington) beat Miss Colebrook (Titirangi) 6 and 5; Miss Parsons (Amberley) beat Mrs Tingey (Feilding) 4 aiid 3 ; Mrs Collinson (Manawatu) beat Mrs Wilson (Waipnkurau) 8 and 7: Miss Busted (Christchurch) beat Mrs Marshall (Marton) 1 up; Mrs Clark (Hastings) heat Miss Ward (AVellington) 3 and 2. Byes—Mrs Trice (Wanganui), Miss Guy (Manawntu), Mrs Deighton (Titirangi). PALMERSTON N., Sept. 30-
Tho Dominion ladies’ golf tournament was continued this afternoon, when the medal handicap was decided the winner proving to be Mrs D Stout (Wellington)), 82 (8) 74. A. record for the links was established by Miss 0. Kay (Dunedin), who returned a gross score of 77. The previous record was 79, made by Miss Gladys Seifert during the morning’s play. Previous to that, the best return for the course was 80. Miss Ivay duffed a drive at the 16th, yet she finished under one bogey, by making a 36 feet putt. She was the recipient of many congratulations.
PARIS, September 29. George Duncan, with an aggregate of 299, for seventy-two holes, won the French open golf championship.
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