Miss Chrystall Leads

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 71, 15 June 1927, Page 7

Miss Chrystall Leads

LADIES’ GOLF TITLE QUALIFYING ROUND PLAY IN GOOD CONDITIONS Yesterday afternoon, when the second qualifying round was played, saw little improvement in the scoring in spite of the excellent conditions ruling. Miss Chrystall held the leading place with ease, and did an S 4. One bad hole spoilt the round, this being the fourth, where she pushed her second into the rough by the ditch, when she had a good chance of striking the green. This eventually cost her several strokes, but in the main she was playing very well. Mrs. Deighton improved her first round by six strokes, and was most at sea on the greens. Miss E. Culling, defender of the title, qualified well up in the list, and should have done so, considering that only a few of the competitors have any pretentions to being in the championship class. The qualifying scores were as follow: Miss D. Chrystall (Chch.) .. 83—S4, 167 Mrs. Shailer Weston (Well.) 88—90, 178 Mrs. R. Dufaur (Auckland) 91—89, ISO Miss E. Culling (Auckland) 91—89, ISO Mrs. Deighton (Auckland) .. 94—8 S, IS2 Mrs. Russell Grace (Wan.) 90—95, 185 Mrs. Marshall (Auckland) . . 92—95, 187 Miss M. Ward (Wellington) 89—98, 187 Miss F. Hamlin (Auckland) 95—94, Miss D. Horton (Auckland) 93—96, IS9 Mrs. Hodges (Auckland) .. 97—94, 191 Mrs. Ferguson (Auckland) .. 91-100, 191 Miss P. K. Adams (Rotorua) 99—93, 192 Miss T. Bayly (Auckland) .. 95—97, 192 Miss M. Cooper (Auckland) 96—97, 193 Miss E. M. Upton (Auck.) 96—97, 193 HANDICAP COMPETITIONS In the medal handicap played in conjunction with the first qualifying round, Miss M. Ward, 89—10, 79, and Mrs. Ferguson, 91—12,79, tied for the first place in the A grade, for players with handicaps of 15 and under. Miss Ward was given first place, having the best score over the last 12 holes. Other cards were: Miss M. Napier, 97—15, 82; Miss D. Chrystall, 83—1, 82; Miss D. Horton. 93 10, 83; Mrs. Shailer Weston, 88 —5, 83; Mrs. Marshall, 92—8, 84; Mrs. R. Dufaur, 91—6, 85; Miss C. Moginie, 96r—11, 85; Mrs. J. Wilson, 99—13, 86. The best cards in the B division for players with handicaps of over 15, were: Miss M. Goldwater, 96—18, 78; Miss N. Colbeck, 96—17, 79; Miss P. Orr, 98—18, 80; Mrs Endean, 101—21, 80; Mrs. Bradley, 104—24, 80; Mrs. Murphy, 97—16, 81; Miss H. Cutfield, 98—17, 81; Mrs. Guy, 100 —l7, 83; Mrs. P. Hanna, 107—23, 84. The best cards in tbe medal handicap, played in conjunction with the second gualifying round, were:—A grade: Miss K. Horton, 94—13, 81: Mrs. R. Dufaur, 89—6, 83: Miss D. Chrystall. 84—1. 83: Mrs. J. Wilson. 97—13., S 4; Miss F. K. Adams, 93—9. 84: Mrs. Deighton. SB—3. 85; Mrs. Shailer Weston, 90—5, 85: Miss F. Rathbone. 94—9, 85; Miss M. Napier. 100—15, 85. B grade: Mrs. Dignan, 97 21, 76: Miss C. Bayly. 103—24. 79: Miss I D. Lever. 96—16. 80; Miss N. Colbeck, 98—17, 81: Mrs. Guy, 99—17, 82; Mrs. Henry. 101—17, 84. . _ ‘Mrs. J. Wilson and Mrs. Dufaur tied in a putting competition, and will playoff. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB The final round of the Gardner Cup competition will be played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at the Titirangi links on Saturday. A medal handicap for the Rendell vase will also be played in conjunction, entries closing to-day. . , _ . .. , A flag match will be played at the Maungakiekie links on Saturday, post entries being received. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES’ CLUB Following were the best cards returned in a medal match played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies’ Golf Club at the One Tree Hill links yesterday:—Mrs. Russell 113, 34—80; Mrs. Brown, 107, 26 —81; Miss Carnachan, 114, 32—82. The best cards returned by members of the club last Saturday were:—Miss Worrall, 113, 20 —93; Miss Dailies, 112, 18 —94. PAPAKURA LADIES’ CLUB The following is the draw for the second round of the club trophy to be played by members of the Papakura Ladies’ Golf Club on Saturday:—Mrs. Goddard v. Miss O’Callaghan; Mrs. Elliott v. Miss J. Walters; Miss Wood v. Mrs. Walters; Mrs. Pavitt v. Miss Wilkins; Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. Foote; Miss White v. Miss Rhind; Mrs. Busing v. Miss McLennan; Mrs. Tilston v. Mrs. Connell; Miss Harris v. Mrs. Earl; Miss Beams v. Mrs. Francis; Miss Elliott v. Mrs. Mcßae; Miss Noble v. Mrs. Mullins; Mrs. Urquhart v. Mrs. Gilmore; Mrs. Naylor v. Miss Davies; Miss Campbell v. Mrs. Johnstone; Mrs. Langford v. Miss Hobbs.