GOLF.
MASTERTON CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. Masterton golfers experienced another disagreeable day on Satarctay 7 l&*i) ptior sdoies being the result The foljtiwirig ate the scores:— SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. Second Round. W. H Robieson 92, C. C. Cox 96, A. R. Sclanders 96, J. Steele 98, B. Booth 99, W. H. Booth 100, G. G. Aitken 100, C. Perry 104, A. E. Booth 106, A. B. Lawrence 107. Mr C. £C. Cox now leads for the Championship, his aggregate being 183, W. H. Robieson 184, B. Booth 191, W. H. Booth 192, A. R. Sclanders 4 ".194, A. B. Lawrence 196, G. G. Aitken 199, C. Perry 202, J. Steele 209. A. E. Booth 212. tbe remaining competitors have dropped out. The third and final round wiif be played next Saturday.
JUNIOK CHAMPIONSHIP.
Second Round. R. Messenger beat W. G. HantJNewton by default, A. D. Gillies beat P. L. Hollings by default, G C. Summerell beat M. Martin, 5 upand 4 to play; A. J. Cameron beat C. U. Monro, 4 up and 3to play, hi the semi-finals to be played on or before Saturday next R. Messenger meets A. D. Gillies and G. C. Summerell meets A. J. Cameron.
MR A. J. CAMERON'S TROPHIES.
NEW ZEALAND LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP.
By Telegraph—Press Association. PALMERSTON N., August 14. Entries are now complete for the Ladie's New Zealand Championship
Golf Tournament, which will begin on Wednesday. The majority of the competitors have already arrived and were out on the links to-day. There are 49 entries for the Championship, 96 for the Medal Handicap, 90 for the Bogey Match, 79 for the Ladies' Foursomes, 77 for the Donnelly Cup, 51 for the Coronation Medal, 64 for the Driving, and 82 for the Approaching and Putting. The entrants ' for the Championship include Miss
Christie (present champion). Miss Rattray (thrice champion), Mrs W. E. Bidwill and Mrs Guy Williams (twice champions) and Miss Stephenson (once champion). Among the district champions a»e:-—Mrs Bevan, of Otaki (Manawatu champion). Miss Snodg'rass (Hokitika champion), Miss Campbell (Christchurch champion), Miss Braithwaite (Napier champion) t Miss Cowper (Wanganui champion), Miss Hann&y ex-champion, Wellington). Twenty-three clubs are represented. The links at Hokowhitu are in excellent condition.
SENIOR (Medal Play). Gross. Hdp Netfc. B. Booth 99 14 85 A. R. Sclandere 96 10 . 86 J. Steele 98 12 86 E. B. Waddington 105 16 89 G. G. Aitken 100 10 90 W. H. Robieson 92 scr 92 C. Perry 104 12 92 J. Gray 10S 14 92 F. Winter 108 14 94 C- C. Cox 96 scr 96 A. E. Booth 106 10 96 JUNIOR (Bogey Play) Hdp t. A. J. Cameron 18 1 up C. G. Monro 14 5 down A. C. Gillies 18 6 down H. J. Francis 18 8 dowa
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9569, 16 August 1909, Page 5
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