GOLFING

Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1930, Page 5

GOLFING

(By Telegraph—Per Press Association.) ; B ALMERSTQN Oct.; 22’f Result, of golf four ball, amateufs being J first mentioned:; — r : -• ■_ -'A-.' : Horton and Ross beat Shaw and M6ss, j 2 -and ] j .(Duncan and J. - L. Black; be At 'Douglas and .Clehi6n'te ) 'j4 and 3; ' Wright'. and(Cohway^iqst,jito Bell and T. Galloway, 2 afid i; ; iL. Quinn and Shne beat Mclntosh and J. AJ Clements, .3'and i I; Goss and Riley -lost to Butters and .Blair,' 2 and 1 ;• ,A.l Quinn and Smith last to Murray and Fuller, 2 down; Silk and Hornabrook -all. square with Ritchie and ,f. Galloway; .; \Vagg arid . - Clark lost to Butters and Branch, 2 down; Colbeok and H. Black lost .to Lambic and L. Ross, 2 .down, Tosswill arid Muggins beat Melvin and Dyke, 'fh 3 and 2. , . - ; Tlic r prbjfesfiiojinls; \rtjn r sy« gamefj. and. the ftqjatoVlrt foui’i .Qnri being all square. 0 x . ' j|§(

LADIES FINAL.

WELLINGTON, Oot., 23iy; , Miss Gafsfordf “ playihg 'k beautiful golf was three up on Miss Kay at the turn and five up at the thirteenth, in the, first eighteen holes of the ladies. championship -final; tjiis jj mQWhPg. V Miss Kay, however, covered'the fol lowing fivjo holes in 3,4, 4,; 4,5, and was only three down when the play- ~, ers went in to lunch. ’Miss Guilford won the first four holes and it looked as if- the final was to bo a walk-over, but the Otago girl came to light towards the close. Miss Gaisford’s card totals: 80. Out• 4,6, 3,4, 3,46', 6,6, 3, total 41 ; In: 4,, 5. 4,5, 4,2, 5, .4, 6, total, 39. ‘ Miss Kay’s card totals 84: Outr,: r>, -7, 4' 6, 3,5, 6> 0,3, total 45; Iri: 4,5, 5,’ 6,3, 3-5, total 39. Miss Gaisford’s only weakness wj|is her second shots. ■