GOLF.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 June 1919, Page 2

GOLF.

1 NEW/ PLVMOIKH DEFEATS HAWER/t A teami from tha New Plymouth Golf CM) Visited - Hawera yostcrdny, and played two matches against tho local club winning both by substantial margins, The visitors had a most enjoyable time. Perfect weather conditions prevailed throughout tho day, and the visitors were most hospitably entertained by the local club, the members of which met them at the station And motored them out to the links; also motoring them back in the evening. In the morning- a four-ball match was played,, resulting in Now Plymouth winning sfcs games, two games being all square. Details (New Plymouth players mentioned first in each instance): Johns and Bowie* v. O'Cailaghan. and: Elliott, all square. Bobertshaw an<T Weston, r. Bayly and Byan, all square. Wade and Wood' v. Sutton and! Salmon, 2 up and 1. Grey and Mackay v. Lewis and Pratt, 2 up. HiiseU and Elliott v. Joll and Page,. 2 "up and 1. McQuade and Paton v. Glaasort and Catran, 3 up and 2. Austin and Milne v. DufflU and' Sulsted, 8 and 1. Smith and Smythe v.. Wallace and Gibson, 1 up. In the afternoon pairs were played, resulting in 13 wins to New Plymouth, 3 losses and 1 all square. Details (New Plymouth mentioned* flrat. in each instance): Johns lost to O'Cailaghan, 2 down. Bewley beat Elliott, 4 and 2. Robertahaw beat Bayly, 1 up. Weston beat Byan, 3 and L Wood and Sutton, all square. Wade beat Salmon,' 6 and -1. Gray lost to Levi3, 2 down. Mackay beat Pratt, .1 up. , V. Elliott beat Etherlngton, 4 and 3. Haseil beat Page, 2 and 1. Paton beat Catran, 1 up.. McQuade beat Giasson, 4 and 2, Austin beat Dufflll, 7 and 8. ' Milne beat Sulsted, 5 and 3. Smythe beat Wallace, 1 up. Smith beat Gibson, 2 iip. Blundell lost to Eururangi, 3 down, ind 2.' WITIORA CLUB. An enjoyable day was spent on the Witiora links yesterday, the course and gteens .being In first-rate order and the day an ideal one for golf. A medal handicap match was played, : the best scores being as follows: ■ Coad 94 0 88 Medley 90 scr. 90 Header 10T 10 97 Broome 99 scr. 99 Sole 99 scr. 9$ Bond 106 C 100 Luscombe 108 G 102 McHatdy 116 12 104 , Wilson 120 12 108 Wood 125 12 113 NEW PLYMOUTH LADIES' CLUB. The New Plymouth Ladies' Club played a monthly medal round for the silver buttons at Waiivakaiho. There were eleven entries, and tho best cards handed la were as follows: Miss Gilbert 114 29 85 Miss Bead HI 21 90 Miss Rollo ...... * 113 23 90 Mrs. Johns 110 19 91 Miss Bundle Ho 14 90 The first rounds (seniors and juniors) of the eclectic match were also played yesterday. The second rounds will be played on Tuesday next, June 10. s ELTHAM DEFEATS STRATFORD. The match between Stratford and Eltham, at Eltham, on the property of Mr. Qulmi, yesterday, resulted In an easy win for Eltham. In the morning a pairs match was played, and in the afternoon a four-ball match. A very nice luncheon and afternoon tea were provided by the ladles of Eltham. The Stratford players were loud in their praise of the links, which are considered the best in Taranakl. Detailed scores (Eltham being mentioned first): Stewart beat Murdoch, 4 up and 2. Boss beat Rutherford, .8 up and 2. Bay beat Grant. 4 up and 2. lallowes beat Skoglund, 6 up and 4. Grimstone beat Pratt, 4 up. Campbell beat Winter, 2 up. Play in the afternoon resulted - Stewart and ltoss beat Murdoch and Rutherford, 3 up and 2. Hay and Campbell beat Grant and Skoglund, 2 up. lallowes and Grimstone lost to Pratt-and Whiter, 2 down. - ~.

STRATFORD V. HAWERA. The above teams met at Stratford yesterday in good weather. AS a result of the various games the Stratford ladles were winners in the aggregate. The visitors greatly appreciated the hospitality of the home club. Details (Stratford mentioned first): Mrs. Stanford beat Miss Burgess, 4 up and 3. Mrs. Burmester beat Mrs. Klmbell, 4 up and 2, sfrs. Christie lost to Mrs. Nancarrow, 6 down. Mrs. Abraham beat Miss Glenn 2 up. Miss Wright beat Miss Ca'plen, 4 up and 2. Mrs. Budge beat Mrs. Candy, 6 up and 4. Mrs. Johnston lost to Miss Kawliug»,.4 down and 3. STRATFORD v. INGLEWOOD. In the games decided at Inglewood the Strat-; I ford men won the pairs and four-ball games.