PLAYERS WHO QUALIFIED

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21197, 21 August 1940, Page 8

PLAYERS WHO QUALIFIED

TWO ROUNDS YESTERDAY FORM IN HANDICAP EVENTS Mrs P. R. Glanville, the championship title-holder, maintained her excellent form of the first qualifying round in the afternoon round yesterday and she headed the list of qualifiers. Several players improved on. their first round but for the most part the form was fairly consistent with the morning play. Mrs G. F. Ferguson was the only one of the low handicap competitors who failed to reach the match play stages. The following are the scores for the two qualifying rounds yesterday of the Ellis Cup championship of the 16 players who qualified for match play: Mrs P. R. Glanville, 79, 79—158 f Mrs H. McDonald, 83. 88—168; Miss M. Jefferd, 87, 82—169; Mrs Seyb, 84, 86—170; Mrs F. Mander, 87, 84—171; Mrs H. D. Johnston, 84, 89 —173; Mrs J. W. Wilson, 88, 89—174; Mrs L. I. Day, 90, 86—176; Mrs S. Bennett, 88, 90—178; Mrs G. H. Bindon, 86, 94—1 80; Miss M. Beverley, 92, 89—181 ; Mrs C. Brewis. 91, 93—1 84; Mrs Jewell, 90. 95—185; Miss K. Hally, 92, 94—186; Mrs C. J. Green, 94, 92—186; Mrs E. J. Miller, 94, 92—186. Handicap 6erlaa The second sixteen players qualified for tho Fraser Cup competition, which Is being played on a handicap basis. The following players qualified, their gross round scores and totals being shown, together with the competitors’ handicaps In parenthesis: Mrs G. W. Gower (18), 91. 93—184: Mrs V. D. Edwards (17). 01 96—187; Mrs Costello (17). 89, mo—180 ; Mrs C. A. Arthur (12). 97. 97—194; Mr? 0. w! Batt (12). 97, 97—194; Mrs B. l.lovd (18) 97, 94—191; MISS M. Campbell (16), p 98— 190; MIS S. Wilson (11), 95, 91 186; Mrs G. Mills (18', 97. 96—193; Mrs W. P. Endean (14), 96, 95—191; Mrs W. Waring M2). 94. 96—1 P 0: Miss S. Banks (13). 91. 10O—mi; Mr? Sommrrviile Ml), 97, 93—190; Mrs c. F. O’Connor (15), 94, 100—194: Miss E. Madelev Ml). 97. 94 —191; Miss F. Hewitt (10), 92. 98—1 98. A third competition Is the flight match, also being derided on handicap. The following players qualified: Mrs If. Toombs (20). 99. 97—196; Mr? Qualtrough (2D. 97. 102—199; Mr? Berrv (21 ), 96, 104—200; Mrs E. Wright 25), 105, 98 204; Mrs Meredith 15'. 96, 99 195; Mrs 1,. Ch!ttV (21), 100. 101 201; Mrs J. A. Thomas (23). m2 1 o?_ 204; Mr« R. G. Halnger M 7), 97. 102— 199; Mrs F. H. Taylor (22:, 105. 99 204; Mrs Booth M 9), 102. mo ?no- M rg Broadmore M 6), 106, 94 -?no ; Mrs Blundell M 6). 100. 102—202; Miss j. I Ittlrproud (15'. 99. 102—201; Mrs R If Thomas (16). 98, 105—203- Mrs G. W Melvin (90). ms. m 3—908; Mrs G. Corn-’ root (17). 1 00. 108—208. Results of the minor competition? In conjunction with the qualifying rounds are a« follows; Gross Round Mrs Glanville, two score* of 79 gross. 1 58. Senior Medal: Morning. Mr? Bindon, 86 —17—69. Arternoon: Mrs Glanville. 79 —6—73. Junior Medal: Morning. Mr* Jewell, 90 —19—71. Afternoon: Ml?? Wright, 98— Finals Tomorrow The finals will be played tomorrow. The Ellis Cup championship will commence at 1.15 p.m.. the Fraser Cup at 1 p.m. nnd the flight match at 12.35 p.m.