'Mrs. A. P. Richards added to her success of the previous day, when she won the 18-hole singles against bogey competition at Hungiao on Friday, in the concluding day's play at the Ladies' Open Golf Meeting.
Fine weather graced the day, while the wind was just strong enough to make the shots more interesting, and under its influence the greens were fast and putting dificult.
Lady Brenan subsequently presented the prizes, a splendid collection.
The course was in excellent shape on Thursday, but a strong wind made low scoring dimeult. Under the adverse conditions, the gross score, 73, returned by Mrs. A. P. Richards in the medal play represented splendid ott. This event was won by Mrs. FW. Crawford with (96-33) el, Mrs. Richards being second, (73-5), 68. The third prize was tied for by Mrs.
Andrews (89-19) 70, Mrs. Fellowes (98-25) 70, and Mrs. H.-R. Cleland (206-36) 70, On a replay, Mrs Andrews was successful Friday morning's competition was singles against bogey, which was won by Mrs. A. P. Richards, one up. Mrs, Havens, Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Davis, with all square, tied for second plac the first-named winning on the play.
Foursomes against bogey formed the afternoon competition, this being. won, one down, by Mrs. Kelly and Mrs, Fellowes,' who played very steady golf. Mrs. Richards came in for further distinction, as she and Mrs, Burton came second, two down, 'Mrs. Richards' interest and keenness ladies' golf in Shanghai were well rewarded at the meeting, and ner success proved very popular. Mrs. Burton showed flashes of her bride Hance, but her absence from regular play prevented her from iving of her best, The sealed handicap was won by Mrs, I. R. Andrews after a Wie with Mrs. "Richards and" Mrs. Cleland.
'The final of the Shanghai Golf Club ladies singles' tournament played on Sunday at Kiangwan resulted in a win for Mrs. Gordon by 5 up and 3 to play.
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