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Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1921, Page 3

I In the semi-finals and final to-morrow Miss Gambrill meets Miss Wright, and Miss Brandon meets Mrs. Williams. N.P. LADIES’ CHAMPIONSHIP. DETAILS OF PLAY. ' On Tuesday afternoon conditions were quite favorable for the final of the chili championship between Mrs. Johns and Miss Brewster. Both competitors played sound games. Miss Brewster was particularly . good with her short game, laying her apl proaches dead, and this really won her the ! match. Mrs. Johns played her long iron ! shots very soundly, finding the green for a win on several occasions. The first seven holes were won alternately, Miss Brewster having the lead. The eighth and ninth were halved. At the tenth Miss Brewster had a short putt for . the half but failed, all square. At this 1 stage it looked anybody’s game. Putts separated the players at the next three holes, Mrs. Johns failing in each case with somewhat difficult shots. At the eleventh Mrs. Johns with her third made a good approach and lipped the hole with a long putt. Miss Brewster from outside approached almost dead and holed for the win. At the twelfth Mrs. Johns played the straighter ball. Both made good approach shots, whilst Miss Brewster holed for a three, Mrs. Johns failing with a five-foot putt. From the tee Mrs. Johns was weak • at the thirteenth, but made a good re- ! covery with a fine iron for her third. From | just below the green she was above the flag ■ for her fourth. Miss Brewster lay dead ; for her fourth. Mrs. Johns missed a diffi- i cult down-hill putt to save the hole. Mrs. ; Johns’ tee shot at the fourteenth was weak, ! Miss Brewster getting well away. Mrs. Johns was on in 4 and made a gallant attempt to sink a long putt from the side of the green for the half, just missing the hole. Donny 4. Mrs. Johns failed with her long game at the fifteenth and lost the last hole and the match by 5 and 3. Previous championship winners are: 1905, Miss Stephenson; 1906, Miss A. Hoskin; 1907-8, Miss Standish; 1909-11, Miss Stephenson; 1912, Miss Brewster; 1913-14, Miss Stephenson; 1915, Miss Brewster; 1916, Mrs. J. Glenn; in 1917 and 1918 the ; championship was not played; 1919, Miss Rundle; 1920. Miss Brewster. BOGIE MATCH. A bogie match was played on the Waiwakaiho links on Tuesday afternoon, the result being as follows; Mrs. Mac Diarmid . .. 1 down Miss Stanford ... ~.. -im 4 down Mrs. Hill 5 down Miss Bremer 7 down Mrs. Waterson . 7 down On Tuesday next a medal match will be played for a silver button. Entries close on Saturday night, when partners will be drawn.

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