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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1014, 2 January 1911, Page 7

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4 . OTAGO AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP; (By Telegraph—l'ress Association.) Dunedin, December 31. Play in connection with the amateur , gclf championship of Qtago commenced this morning. At the start .heavy rain swept the links, and, in consequence, a number el' golfers did not turn out, while these who did received a thorough soaking. Shortly after 11 o'clock, however, the weather cleared, and tho afternoon was perfect. ~ The sixteen best scorers in tbe two rounds of medal play qualify for taking part in the final rounds. The following are the-results oE the championship rounds:— U. 2nd. Total B. B. Wood 82 81 163 A. H. Fisher El 80 IGI J. A. Gow 85 81 IG6 B. C. Rutherford 87 82 169 E. Smith 82 87 169 W. H. Young .' 81 89 170 R. Smith 89 82 171 B. Smith 81 8S 172 C. Turnbull 88 84 172 G. L. Cuthbertson 88 86 .174 J. R. Park 88 88 176 G. H. MaeEwan 90 87 177 H. Smith 85 91 .179 H. Almon 86 93 179 H. D. Slronach '89 90 179 F. C. Stevenson 90 90 180 F. G. Dalziell 90 90 180 J. Fotheringhain 95 85 180 Tho lost three had to play off over.fi holes for sixteenth place, and Dalziell proved the winner. Tho draw for tho first round on Monday is as follows:—H. C'. Smith v. Wood; Cuthbertson v. Park; MaeEwan v. E. Smith; Rutherford v. Young; Gow v. Stronacli; Salmon v. B. Smith; Dalziell v. Fisher; 1!. Smith v. Turnbull. Tho first medal handicap was won by E. Smith, and tho second by A. H. Fisher. An inter-club match was won by Christchurch, GB2, Otago No. 2'being second with 693, and Otago No. 1 third with 706. Inverairgill also entered a team, but one player did not hand in his score, and their figures 'were consequently not counted. , Do not go to the expense of calling in a doctor when you sprain your ankle. Bathe your foot and- ankle in water as hot as can bo borne and rub in Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely. Repeat the rubbing several times, and in two or three days you will be able to get about and be quite cured in less than a week.— Advt. llx Footpad—"Your watch, mister, and be quick about it." Pedestrian—"Let me pass. I have no time to spare-"