GOLF.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 3, 4 June 1913, Page 7

GOLF.

. NEW PLYMOUTH v. HAWERA. Yesterday nineteen members of the New Plymouth Golf Club journeyed to Hawera, and although the weather was very bad when they left by the morning train, no rain fell at Hawera during the day, though a strong wind blew during the morning. The Hawera Club had a very strong team, and out of the nine four-ball foursomes played in the morning they won seven. The course was in splendid order, the greens being very fine. In the afternoon the New Plymouth team played up well, but lost by two matches, the result being in doubt until the last pair "had finished their match. The following are the results (Hawera beyig mentioned first in each instance): — '

MOANING PLAY. O'Callaghan and Gillies, 3 up and 2, played Bewley and Johns. Elliott and Cardie v. Weston and McCord, all square.

Turton and Stewart lost to Bewley and Ward, 3 up and 1. Tarrant and Treweek, 1 up, against Perston and Paton.

Ryan and Sutton, 4 up and 3, against Bailey and Nicoll.

Bayley and Tonks, 5 up and 4, against Jago and Bain.

Barley and Welsh, 0 up arid 5, against Burgess and Stow.

Page and Glasson, 3 up and 2, against Bloxliam and Coxhead.

Lennon and Mason, 3 up and 1, against Austin and Seldon. AFTERNOON., O'Callaghan, 0 up and 7, against Bewley. Gillies lost to Johns, 5 up and 4. Elliott lost to Weston, 1 up. Cardale lost to McCord, 2 up. Turton 2 up and 1, against W. Bewley. Stewart lost to Ward, 3 up and 1. Tarrant, 3 up and 1, against Perston. Treweek lost to Paton, 6 up and 4. Ryan, 3 up and 2, against Bayly. Sutton lost_to Nicoll, 4 up and 2. Bayley lost" to Jago, 3 up and 1. Tonks, 7 up and 0, against Bain. Barley, 4 up and 2, against Burgess. Welsh, 4 up and 3, against Stowe: Page lost to Bloxham, l .up. Glasson. 2 up and 1, against Coxhead. Lennon v. Austin, all square. ' Mason, 5 up and 4, against Seldori. Chalmer, 8 up and 7, against Marriott.

NEW PLYMOUTH V. INGLEWOOD,

~. . es t ! a y ie Inglewood ladies visited Y\ aiwakaiho _ and played a match with the local jadies. The visitors were new to the links, and so did not fare too well, being down in every game. The weather militated against good play, but all the same the match proved very enjoyable. Scores:— Mrs. Matthews 0, Mrs Johns I.' Miss Esse 0, Miss Rundle 1. Mrs. Gault 0, Mrs. Jones 1. Miss ITamerton 0, Miss Simpson 1. Miss Johnston 0, Miss Blnndoll 1. Miss Brown 0, Mrs. Whetter 1. Mrs. F. Brown 0, Miss Hall 1. Mrs. Surrey 0, Mrs. Penn ]. Mrs. O'Carroll .0, Mrs. Hutton 1 Mrs. Gibbs 0, Miss Reed 1.

TARAHUA CLUB. A vciy enjoyable day was spent yesterday on the Tarahua Club's links which were fully occupied. In the morning a mens medal handicap was played', ao well as a ladies' handicap match for a trophy presented by the captain (Mr. Geo. Gray). In the afternoon, a mixed foursome took place.

For the Men's Medal Handicap, 18 holes, the best cards were:— Gr oss Hep Net. ; M r l ' 1 ; ur » 105 20 & McQuade 119 20 on ■ £ ver >' 100 G ]QO Bl ' oome 100 6 100

Ladies' Handicap, 9 holes:— Miss Hammond fio ] 2 54 \\f S }*' Rt 70 21 58 ■Mis,, Gilbert 72 u (i j Mixed foursome, 13 holes:— Miss Hennett and ... 03 25 70 -Uiss barren and ~ .... 88 lit 72 Miss 1 u tt and i'erry 8(1 7 73

WITIOItA CLUB. No matches were played 011 the Witi01a links yesterday, hut over twenty players induced in practise games It is on ihe cards that the club will play aralma on Thursday next, but nothing delnnte has vet been arranged.