LADY CHAMPION

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22221, 23 September 1935, Page 15

LADY CHAMPION

MISS 0. KAIY'S SUCCESS CENTRAL TARANAKI EVENT EASY VICTORY IN FINAL [BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION] NEW PLYMOUTH, Sunday Miss 0. Kay made her first appearance in competitive golf pinco the New Zealand championships at Titirangi last September, when she contested the Central Taranaki ladies' championship at Elthnm during the week-end. She headed those who qualified with a score of 79, leading Mrs. Clark, of New Plymouth, by two strokes, and won her lirst round game easily. In tho semifinal, Miss Kay played brilliant golf to reach the turn in 35, this being one under tho scratch score, and beat Miss Llovd bv G and 5.

In the final, ngainst Miss V. Sangster. .Miss Kay couunuiiced rather poorly, but ;hen settled down to steady golf, and was only two over fours when the game ended lit the 16th. Miss Kay's mashie shots and putting were excellent throughout, whilo her long game was always steady. Miss Kay paid she was well satisfied with her form, eonsidering that she hns not hnd a great deal of practice. She would be playing in tlie New Zealand championships at lleretnunna next month.

ROTORUA CHAMPIONSHIPS

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY [from oun OWN correspondent] ROTORUA. Sunday Following are the results of matches played yesterday in the Rotorua Golf Club's championships;— First Division.—A. Poole beat Empcn, 6 nnd 4; R. C. Smith beat La Trobe Hill, !! and 1; J. Clarkin beat G. Pott, 3 and 2; ]H. Spedding beat A. Wnlden, 3 and 2; R. llnghnm beat W. Monk, 5 and 4. Second Division.—T. Byrne beat G. McDowell, 3 and 2; 'L. Dingle beat Dr. MoKnight, at the 19th; G. Marshall beat S. iSchofield, 6 and 5; F, Wilkie beat Worthinglon, 2 and 1; J. Thomas beat Lunn, 4 and 2. ■ Following are the net scores of those who Qualified in tho Wednesday Cup competition; —A. Carruthers, 141; A. Downer, 142; A. Wnlden, 145; W. Pakes. 146; J. Clarkin, ;i49; H. Heywood, 151; R. Jones, 154; W. Monk, F. Wilkie, C. Redhead,. 155; E. 'Etobinaon, E'. Crawford, 156; A. Moore. 159; R Brnmley, 160; J. Simmers, 161; G. Haymes, 162. The order of piny for the first round is lis follows:—Carruthers v. Haymes. Monk v. Wilkie, Pakes v Moore, Clnrkin v. Crawford, Wnlden v. Brnnilev, Heywood v. Rjb :!nson. Jones v. Redhead, Simmers v. jDowner.

MATCHES AT GLENDOWIE

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY

The first round of the Glendowie Golf Club's championships was played on Saturday under good conditions. In the Benior competition, Dr. C. Horton returned a fine j;ros3 score of 74, his score in the return being 33. Results were as follows: Senior.—R. Bradley beat W. A. Laxon, 3 and 2; J. E. Stedman beat E. W. Griffiths, li and 4; K. A. Kennedy beat F. Lintott. at the 19th: Dr. Horton beat L. Walker, !) and 8; J. Kinsling beat J. G. O'Neill, 1 up. Intermediate.—R. Jeffrey beat A. G Her :ring, 3 and 2; L. J. Keys beat R. Katter:[eldt, 2 up; J. V Lane beat J.' G. Beale, 4 and 3; A. Howey Walker beat J G. Speedy, 4 and 2. „ ... Junior.—W. McCoy beat W. Monteith, C and 4; J. Terry beat W. M. Hutchison. 4 and 2; S. "Keys beat G. Crawshaw, 3 and !!• K Forgie beat H. J. Edmonds, at the 19th; V. R. Johnß beat V. Ratley, at tho 19th; W. Long beat F. E. Little, 2 up; F. Restall beat H. E. Geo, 4 and 3. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for a bogey match for Miss Prosser's trophy, to be played by members of the Glendowie Ladies Golf Club on Wednesday, commencing at 11 o'clock:—Mrs. G. Warren v. Mrs. Howey Walker, Mrs J. C. Hill v. Mrs. W. P. .'Endean, Mrs. L. Kissling v. Mrs. M. G. McArthur, Mrs. J. Kissling v. Mrs. C. J. Green, Mrs. R. B. Allen v. Mrs. H. V. McGialey, Mrs. E. Montgomery v. Mrs. N. Taylor, Mm. A. J. Ferguson v. Mrs. N. Morris, Mrs. E. W. Colebrook v. Mrs. t l . Hayes, Mrs. S. Keys v. Mrs. C. Lovegrovo. Miss A. Bailey v Mrs. R. McCullongh, Mrs. S. Bishara v. Mrs. M. Herbert, Miss S. Mclndoe v. Miss M. English, Mrs. Chisholin v. Miss N. Sharland, Miss M. ONeill v. Miss B. Eales, Mrs. J. Hall v. Miss M. Goodwin, Miss B. Steven v. Misa J. Frater, Miss J. Long v. Miss W. Sutton, Miss N. Jowitt v, Misb N. Stratton. Miss P. Hayes v. Miss R. Wake, Miss Z. Saunders v. Miss P. Arthur. , Following is the draw for the third round of the eclectic match for C grade players:— Mrs. R. Stirling v. Mrs. J. L. Campbell. ! Mrs. Meiklejohn v. Miss L. Corhin, Mrs. I C. B. Miller v. Mrs. E. G. Bridgens. Miss J.' Day v. Miss E. Porter, Miss L. Mahon v. another, Miss N. Shirley v. Miss C. M. Lambert, Miss P. Wilcock v. Miss E. P. Mumford, Miss N Fort v. Mis 3 K. Murphy. In the final of the junior championship for Wednesday players, Mrs. M. G. McArthur beat Mrs. N. Taylor, 6 and 5. The winner of the last medal match was Mrs. Ferguson, with a score of 101, 31 —70.

PUPUKE LADIES* CLUB Following is the draw for a bogey match ■to bo played by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday, commencing at 10 a.m.:—Mrs. Andrew v Mrs. Proaser. Mrs. Thompson v. Miss Williams, Mrs. Howie v. Miss Gooding, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. Gray, Miss Parker v. Miss Williamson, Mrs. Williamson v. Mrs. Wnitcombe, Miss O'Neill v. Miss Willis, Mibs Mills v. Miss Cameron, Mrs. Gooding v. Mrs. Kissen, Miss Blomfield v Mrs. Herbert, Miss Alison v. Miss Wilson, Miss Lorie v. Miss Johnston, Mrs. Beaumont v. Mrs. Fair, Miss Vick9 v. Miss Ross, Mrs. Houghton v. Miss Bayne, Miss P. Wilson •y Mrs. Baxter, Miss Barton v. Mrs. Poarcey, Mrs. Mair v. Mrs. Quick. Following is the draw for a match to be played next Saturday:—Mrs. Hopkins v. Miss Campbell, Mrs. Goldwater v Miss Bailey, Miss Oampbell v. Miss Williams, Mrs. McFarlane v. another, Miss McArthur v. Miss Grahame, Miss B. Milla v. Miss St Miss D. Williams was the winner of the last eclectic medal handicap competition. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB A Stableford bogey match will be by members of the Titirangi Ladies Golf Club to-morrow, commencing at ID.cSU a.m. in order of the following draw: First Tee.—Mrs. R. L. Wilson v Mra. G. L. Allard, Mrs. J. M. Alison v. Mrs. A. L Caughey, Mrs. C. E. Grevatt v. M*B- - - A. Spinley, Misa L. Williamson v. Miss A Racket. Mrs. A. H. O Leary. v Mrs. N A. Naismith, Mrs. R. S. Deighton v. Miss C Wright, Mrs. G. McMillan v. M«. H. Brinsden, Mrs. I. B. Stewart v Misai B. Cook* Mrs J. C. Fin lay v. Mrs. C. Kobinson, 'M. Shroff v. Miss P. Moody, Mrs V. C. Keys v. Mrs. R. A. Kilner, Mrs. G L Taylor v. Mrs. K. F. Ward, Miss I. Wnlkefl v. Mrs. J. E. Sutcliffe Miss N. W. Se'f v Miss S. Johnston, Mrs. f. Tysoe v Miss M. Wright, Mrs. G. Bartleet v. Miss A Fouhy. Mrs. J. E. Henrys v. Miss G Thompson. Misa M. Bailey v. another, M'rs. M. Masefleld v. Mrs A. Harvey. Mrs. t a fnhill v Mra. F. Lucas, Mrs. A. B. Jopfi'n v. UiBS 0 HeGlashan v. Mrs. Brooke-Taylor, Mrs. J. Hollinrake v. Mrs. Harrißon Gregory, Miss L Hall v. Miss M. Grevatt, Mis 3 xi. WebBter v. MiBS L. Drysdale. . Eighth Tee.—Miss R. PaK l " va rtnilev Mrs S P ft zaro v. Mrs. A. Bfm" Pey Mr/'M Fraser Smith v. Miss R Taylor Mrs. A. H. Gyllies v. Mrs W H. Cooke Mrs. J. B. Johnston v. Mrs. G. Goldwater,' Mrs. W J. Lovett v. Mrs. S. Bennett Mrs. D R. Walker v. Miss U. Mitchell. Mrs. I. Mclndoe v. TuC l Misa J. Easton v. Mrs. J. M. Marctt.

PUPUKE CLUB Tho Pupuko Golf Club continued its championships or, Saturday. Following were the results-—E W. Mills beat H. Pacey, o and 4; R. Johnston beat J. T. McCorkindale, Junior Division.—Third round: J. Drought beat T. E. Gooding, 1 up; C. Jaggs beat R. Nicholas, at tho 20th; P. Mason beat I. Howden 2 up; A. D. McGregor boat E. L. Ilyan, 4 and 3. A Stableford bogey match was won by A. F Burnett with ft score of 37. Other good cards were: H. Gray, 34; H. Nicholas, H Webb, 32; W. D. Ross, J. Armstrong, J.' Drought, T. Gooding, H. Probert, 31. LADIES' TEAMS MATCH An inter-club match between m»mbera of the Otnhuhu and Papakura Ladies uolf Clubs resulted in a win for the former by nine games to four. Results are as follows. Papakura players being mentioned irst:— Miss M. Walters beat Miss M. Waters, P end 4- Mrs Foote beat Miss E. Uill, 1 up; Mrs. \Vatts beat Mrs. Rossiter, 6 and 5; Mrs. McLcrman lost to Miss A. Whyte, 3 and 1: Mrs. Kidd lost to Mrs Todd. 4 and 2; Mrs. McCullough lost to Mrs King. 3 and 2; Mrs. Elliot beat Mrs E. J Hen derson, 1 up: Mrs. Mathieson lost to Mrs. Possenniskio, 4 and 3; Mrs. Cooper lost to Miss N. Wells, 2 and 1; Miss Gunthorpe lost to Miss Rayside, 1 down; Miss ClarK lost to Miss M- Henderson, 3 and 2; Miss Mcllraith lout to Mrs. Cook, 3 and 2; Miss 3oodinon lo«.t to Miss Burton, 7 and 6.