WOMEN’S GOLF

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20915, 21 September 1939, Page 11

WOMEN’S GOLF

LOCHIEL LADIES' CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY Foil-owing are the results of the first rounds of the championships played on the Lochiel Golf Club’s links:— Senior.—Mrs S. Bennett beat Mrs R. Pearson, 8 and 6; Mrs S. Lorimer beat Miss G. Osmond, 5 and 4; Mrs C. Kinsella beat Mrs R. Signal, 3 and 2; Mrs L. Monteith beat Miss P. Seccuinbe, 3 and 4. Intermediate.—Miss A. Howe beat Mrs A. Paterson; Mrs H. Davison beat Mrs J. Markham; Mrs R. Dennis heal Miss F. Pruning:; Mrs G. Anchor beat Mrs It. Chalmers. Junior.—Mrs J. Yendell beat Miss V. Johnson; Mrs N. McConnell bear. Mrs J. Hal lam; Miss L. Gurr beat Miss 11. Heywood; Miss P. Dyke beat Miss A. Johansen. A stable ford bogey played by the remaining members was won by Miss P. Goodwin, 30 points; Miss A. Johansen, 29 points. Week-end Draw Following i? the dr*w for the L.G.L monthly medaJ to be played during

the week-end:—Mrs S. Bennett v. Mrs \V. Scarfe; Mrs Galloway v. Mrs Kinsella; Mrs Lorimer v. Mrs Monteith; Miss Osmond v. Mrs Clark; Mrs Signal v. Mrs Lee; Miss Seccombe v. Mrs Nicholson; Mrs Pearson v. Mrs Anchor; Mrs Hall v. Mrs B. Bennett; Mrs Edmonds v. Miss P. Goodwin; Mrs Dennis v. Miss A. Howe; Mrs Chalmers v. Mrs Lovell; Mrs S. Walker v. Miss L. Murtagh; Miss Bruning v. Miss Ebbett; Mrs Paterson v. Mrs Yendell; Mrs Markham v. Mrs McConnell; Mrs Sutcliffe v. Mn Hallam; Miss I. Clark v. Mrs Woolnough; Mrs Gillies v. Miss Howden; Mrs Long v. Miss Iggulden; Mrs W eir v. Mrs O’Connor; Miss Dyke v. Miss J. Duncan; Mrs Ryan v. Miss H. Clough; Miss L. Gurr v. Miss M. Hewetson; Miss N. Duncan v. Mrs A. Morrow; Miss Johansen v. Miss Tilley; Miss V. Johnson v. Miss T. W’-hite-head; Miss Heywood v. Mrs Richards; Miss Sharkey v. Miss Beeclie. AT TE AWAMUTU ONE-CLUB CO»MPETmO!t (Special to Times) TE awa.mi ti , Wednesday. Following is toe draw for a one-dav competition, for members of the Te .Vamiutu ladies’ Golf Club Friday.—Mrs Babb***. *en. ▼. Mrs Cunningham. Mrs babbaga, juzn, Atr*

Glanviilo, Mrs n»n v. mips Glasson Mr* Blundell v. Mis* \| qfasfon. Mr* Bond v Mrs Harrison. Mr* Bryant v. Mima MU). MiSi Clark v. Mrs llowje, Mrs Collin* \ Mrs Hill, Mrs Wood v Mrs M« Donald, Mrs Tombs v. Mrs McNair, Mrs Tea-dale \ «i> smith. Miss Storey v. Mrs OHphant, *|rs Regan v. Mrs Preston, Mrs Rawlineon ' Mrs Muir.

Saturday.—Miss Blackboum v. Mies Searfc, Miss Monta/lorc v. Miss Molr. Miss Civil v. Miss Broadfoot, Miss -nodirre*-' v Miss Edjrecumbe, jiiss Maud v. miss n Potts. Miss Oe-Tiiann v. Miss Voyce, Mrs Champion v. miss Downey, Miss Holt v. Miss Manson. Miss Palmer v. miss Mensforth. Miss H. Garvey v. Mrs Coanbes. The C grade medal draw is as follows Friday.—Mrs Eyre v. Mrs Spiers. Mrs Free v. Miss Sutherland. Mrs Armstrong v. Mrs Rhodes, Mrs J. Wallace v. Miss 1. McGovern, Miss Dunn v. Miss T. Wyllle, Mrs A. i. Wyllle v. Mrs A. E. Wilson, Mrs Self v. Mr* Meek.

Saturday.—Miss J McGovern ▼. Mias Archibald, Miss Howell v. Miss P. McGovern, Mtss G. Garvey v. Miss Render.-. n . Miss Armstrong v. Mis* M. Garvey, MisAnderson v. Miss chi 11! nr worth. Mia* Heron v. Mrs Fletrber, Miss L. PptU y. Miss Marcussen. Those playe.r« defeated in the first round of the three championships will play for the Parker Plate e>n handicap match p)a.\. the first round to be played on Sunday room inf.