GOLF.
A challenge team from Greymouth, consisting of Messrs Simo, Afeldrmn, Khalk-rass. and Wild, arrived at Westport on Friday- night, to play for the Dalgleish Shield. The match was played on Saturday morning under almost the worst conditions possible, heavy- rain forming pools of water all over the links, besides making conditions uncomfortable for the players am] the many spectators who attended to see the games. Before play was liegun, Mr A. A. Wilson, President of the Clull, extended a hearty- welcome to the visitors, and expressed the hope that many such contests would bo hold In- the West. Coast Clubs.
1., the play that followed, the visitors won by 11 strokes, they taking 060 to Westport’s 3?0. Following were the scores: — Sinie (Greymouth', 77; McKinlay (Westport) 87. Meldrum (Grey) 02: Foote (Mostport) 94. Shnllerass (Grey) 9t3; Wilson (Westport) 99. Wild (Grey) 104; Brockeit (Westport) 100. Uncle? the irroiched ccmdjtiotn,
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1923, Page 3
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