GOLFING

Hokitika Guardian, 28 August 1930, Page 3

GOLFING

WEST COAST TOURNAMENT HELD AT MAH I NAPO A LINKS. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27t,h. The West Coast Golf Championship tournamentngas opened in/firie; weather and the greeris werefifi good order,. Details of the play are : Ladies’ Qualifying.Rouml and Medal Match:'-—Mrs Sleev-93—7—86; Miss Moore 95—9—-80; Miss Tulloch 107—13 —94; Mrs A. Wilson 109—12—97; Mrs Hannan 100—14—86; Miss Tennent 95—14—81; Miss Wilmot 108—20—88 ; Miss King 102 —18—84; Miss Kelly 107—17—90; Miss Harkness 110—17— 93; Miss Treloar 106—17—86; Mrs Instone 103—17—86; Mrs Malian 105— 17-88; Mrs* Patterson 115—19—96; Airs; Brown 112- -19 -93; Mrs Neville 101—19—82; Mrs Tlforpy 105—21—84; Mrs McKay. 100—21—79 ; Miss Ryan ',120—21—99-; Mrs Cooke 107-23-434; Mrs Smith 116—24—93; Airs Sharpe 106-23-.-83; .Aliss. Bexry? 111—26—85; Miss Lewis Afiss Houston 3rrs Mac-farlarie 12—-27—85 ; Mrs Died-ric-li 112—30—82; Miss P. Wilson 97 20-77; Miss AL EijMfilspfo-1!()5—27 78; Miss Bird Airs Bird 100—17—83; Mrs Caliari 112—33—79; Airs Gore-Porter 128-^36—92. Aliss P. Wilson won the medal and Aliss Bird won the bogey. The following qualified:—Airs Slee, Aliss Tennent. Miss Aloore, Miss P. Wilson, Mrs Hannan, Mrs Bird, Airs AlcKay, Mrs Neville. The Shield was won by the Buller team.

The Bogey Match results are as follows:—Miss Bird, .1 down; Aliss P. Wilson, 1 down ;. Mrs, Hannan, 3 down : Mrs Instone, 4 down; Miss Tennent, 4 down; Airs Neville, 5 down. Alen’s Championship: The eight to qualify were : —Sime (Buller) 153, Pai-k (Boiler) 155. McCarthy (Grey) lc9, Adamson (Hokitika) 159, Chesney (Hokitika) .162, Meklrurn (Grey) 163. A. K. Smith (Grey) 164, Partridge 166.

Dabdeish Shield:—Buller 649 (Sime 153, Park 1,55,. Schadiek 167, Dunn 174) Ist; Greymouth 659 (McCarthy 159. Meldrum 163, A. K. Smith 164. Reve11.,173) 2nd,Hokitika 660 (Adamson 159, Chesney 162, Steel 169, Neville 170) 3rd. , ; -

Alen’s qualifying .round :—Sime (B) 153 beat- Chesney*<H).- 162;’ Park. (Bt 155 beat Steel (H) 169 ; McCarthy (G) 159 beat Neville (H).170; Adamson (H) 159 beat Aleldrum (G) 163; A. K. Smith (G) 164 beat Young (B) 174; Schadiek (B) beat Revell (G) 173; Partridge (H) 166 beat Lovell (W) 176; Gore-Porter.'(Reefton) 172 beat Doogan (G) 187; Brown (G) 179 beat Kettle (G) 184; AlcKechnie (G) 176 beat O’Doherty (H) 177; Shallcrass (G) 179 beat Wilson (H) 190; Finerty (H) 183 beat Alathieson (G) 189; Dutliie (B) 200 and McKay (G) 200 all sq; Thorpy (G) 193 beat. Morley (B) 200; Houston (IT) 180 beat Ross (G) 181; Kortegast :(H)189 beat Casey (G) 206. Tlie first (morning’s) medal matcli was won by Young (B) 83—14—69. The second (afternoon) medal match was won by Houston (H) 87—20 —67.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28th. The-weather changed, last night and rain commenced to fall, and continued through the night and this morning. (Australian Press Association.) (Received this day at 8 a.m.) MELBOURNE, Aug. 27. The women’s £olf championship of Australian began to-day at the Commonwealth Links in ideal weather. There are players from the four States and Now Zealand. Miss LWray, the title-hdhler, and Mrs Gatehouse, a former champion, are among the competitors. The first of the two qualifying rounds were played. The New Zealander, Miss Kay, made an impressive appearance with a round of eighty-three, which included an eight at the simple fifth hole, sm pulled her drive among ounie trees. She had to play left-handed in an endeavour to recover and wasted three strokes. She got a six at the next hole and another at the seventh. Miss Leslie Bailley (Victoria) led at the end of the round witli 80. Miss Kay followed with 83. Then Miss Susie Tolhurst 84, Mrs Russell and Miss Wray 86, Miss Ratlibone (New Zealand) 89.