(Sedgefield), the holder of the title, tied with a score of 80 for the qualifying medal in the qualifying round for the American Women's Championship played at the Westmoreland Country Club's Course yesterday.
Miss Jessie Anderson (Craigie Hill), and Miss Clarrie Tiernan (County Louth), were the runners-up with 84 leach, while Mrs, J, B. Walker (County Malahide) and Miss Phyllis Wade (Ferndown) were third with 88 and respectively.
Mrs, A. C. Critchley, (the former Miss Diana Fishwick), and Miss Nan Paird (Prestwick), scored 90 and 94 respectively.
"The following is a list of events:—100 yards dash, One mile run, High jump, Obstacle race—ladies, 220 yards low hurdles, Veterans'.race—75 yards, Shot put, Three mile run, 220 yards dash, 100 yards dasli—ladies, Tilting the bucket, Hop, step and jump, Tug-of-war, 880 yards run, Long jump, Medley humorous race, 440 yards dash. Potato race—ladies, Tug-of-war, One mile walk, Invitation mile relay, 50 yards race for girls under 12 years of age, 50 yards race for boys under 12 years of age, Relay—880 yards.
Employees from the following Utility Companies will take part in ithe sports: Shanghai Telephone Company, Shanghai Gas Company, Shanghai Klectrical Construction Company, and China General Omnibus Company.
An invitation in this year's meet will be the invitation mile relay race in which it is expected that teams from the various Defence Forces and Police. as well. as various sports o: ganizations, will take part.
Mrs. R. H. Wallace Williamson (Gullane) retired from the match at the seventeenth.
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Play in the championship proper starts today. Conditions for the match are miserable, with heavy rain and intense cold.
To-day at 3, 5, 7 and 9 pin.
Fighting for Life and Love!
BUCK JONES in
The qualifying Reuter. score was 94—
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