GOLF

Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1932, Page 4

GOLF

Otti Saturday next the last of the monthly medal matches is being played. The following is the draw:—Baker 19 v. O’Doherty 12 j Steel 5 v. Cooke 18 ; T. Brown 24 v. W. E, Brown 21, Menzies 21 v, Warren 22 ; Tomlinson ?,2 v. Wyleg 16; Robilliard 23 v. Adamson 4 ; CoulsOm 27 v, Mclntosh 29 ; T. Stuart 25 v r . Stark 25 ; Morrison 30 v. Langford 28; Darby 13 v, Wilson 14; Mclntyre 30 v. Caliari 21 ; Cagney 14 v. Kortegast 20; J, Stuart 30 v. Cox 9 ; Chesney 3 v. Neville 8; Houston 17 v. Hazel dine 30 ; Finerty 12 v. Macfarlane 25 ; Bade. 29 v. Mandl 20 ; Newman 30 v, P. Dougherty 30. UNEARNED HANDICAP DIVISION. The final of the championship m the abov e grade will be played on Saturday morning when 'Miss A. McIntosh plays Mis& Bell. A Grey team of lady players will visit the Hokitika Links for a friendly match next 4 Wednesday. The team to be announced later, LADIES’ INTER-ISLAND MATCH (Per Press Association — copyright.) TIMARU, October 5. The women’s inter-island golf teams for i. ,-morrow are.— North Island: Miss Gaisford, Mrs H. Collinson, Miss Barns Graham, Mrs Guy Williams, Miss M. Stevens, Miss fi- Watson, Mrs Foreman, Miss Upton. gioutli Island; Miss 0. Kay, Mrs Dodgshun, Miss Rutherford, Mrs McCarthy, Mis s Beadil, Mrs Templer, .Miss 'lizard, Miss Pringle. VICTORIAN FINAL. MELBOURNE, October 5. The semi-final of the Victorian golf championship was played to-day. J. A. Barriskill (New South Wales), withdrew. The other contest was between C. Fawcett, of New South Wales and the local boy champion, Alex Rae. After a wonderful round of sure golf, Fawcett finished the morning’s play four up on Rae. The latter, however, made a brilliant recovery after lunch, winning five of the seven opening holes, after which he was not headed. He beat Fawcett three and one. The winner now plays M. J. Ryan, who has accounted for Sloan-Morpeth in the quarter-final, seven up and six to play.