GOLF

Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1922, Page 3

GOLF

11 lilY TKI KullAlHi —J*Kfl l*l(l£S»a AbMJl’i 11 K»N , (I o i N.Z. CM A.\! Bit iNSlii US. j BAI.MERSTON X., Sept. 14._ ’ j *1 iiare was an improveimnt in ilia > i umlitiolis lor golf to-day, it being a ■ <lry course, but there was a eold east-ei-j v wind. Tbe original intention was lor playing the semi-finals ot the professional champions, but they wei - n postponed till 10-inonow. The amateur eliainpionsliii) aiivtiuce l past the second round. Duncan playing Williams, did 73 in the morning, a record for the tournament. going out in 3i. and going back in 3(1. ( , Williams played good golf, pul ting ,f finely for 78. or tile others Siinc was 3 tip in ti:f miming against Blaik. Sime did t.e mil mid in courses in 7!k ami Lb> 1 tool; 82. Sime played g-iod go’f. J Duncan kent a lull ilirection. tii ’ I lulled u 17 feet nut. Williams sank li-iwo 24 feet putts. Williams took B>> ■ against Duncan’s 74, Icing •» down ino ! liie morning. t j Bidwill got a win of 4 tin nga"'«>- ! Crosse (scores not eompleti . Dnlwill s e j 5 utting wa’s excellent. (' i ' K.kstedt 3 tq) 80 v. llortuu B'--f ■ siw.lt knows the greens well. e ! AFTERNOON blay. I The afternoon rounds concluded wit 1 j lie- winners as follows: _ j j Duncan beat Williams 8 tutd T * j Sime beat hlaek, (i and 5. ! Bidwill beat Crosse, 1 up. -I Horton beat Ekstedt, 2 and 1. a re- ■■ verse from tbe morning. The professionals’ Challenger Ball - match was won by Blair fscr) .Moss -hep), who were .equal, with >->■ ■ The four balls handicap was won by Kalpli -bep 2) and llbiml (bep HL "it i j ' Fiudlutin Mien 11) and Wilson -bep S) were 7 up; Stringer (I) and Reid /H) (> ui>; nncl l'\ W. Seiloit f I) suitl N' • , [3 i Soil’dt <'2) wore up. !