GOLF.
OTAGO CHAMPIONS! lIP tournament.
DUNEDIN, January 1. / The Gold Championship tournament opened on -Weidjtpsday. ' Golfers were present froj)) JJew Plymouth, Christchurch, Westport, 'l’iipaj-p, Hawcra, Oaniarp, and Invercargill. lii the afternoon, an 18 holes stroke handicap medal competition was played. Dr Ross (scr.) 74 was the winner. The score is a record for the course G. B. Barnett 77, was runner-up.
This morning a medal handicap, 18 holes, was won by liaggitt, with a score of 84-8-76, C. B. Wright being runner-up with 70-1-78. Ike latter won the Medal Handicap in the afternoon, with a score of 78-1-77, .0. T. Irvine. 80-10-70, being second. The Inter-club match resulted: Otago GOO, St Clair 699. The qualifying rounds of the championship ugie pjaye.d.
MANAWATU OTT'AMPtONSIIjP. PALMERSTON N., January 1. The Manawatu Gold Club’s Summer Championship was won by Walter Seifert, 86-78-82-81-327. Dr Gil ray (Named), E. G. Sim, and 11. L. Young tied for second place, each scoring, 332.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1920, Page 2
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