GOLF.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 April 1921, Page 3

GOLF.

HEW PLYMOUTH CLUB. OPENING OF THE SEASON. The New Plymouth Club opened its season on Saturday in ideal weather with a mixed foursome for the captain’s trophy, twenty-eight gpairs 'taking part in the competition. The following were the best scores:— W. H. Quickfall and Miss Bremer, all square. *W. H. Robertshaw and Miss Simpson, 1 down. V. Elliott and Mrs. Thompson, 2 down. W. C. Weston and Mrs. Weston 3 down. F. S. Johns and Mrs. Johns, 3 down. T, A. B. Bailey and Mrs. R. Quilliam, 4 down, t j J. Austin and Mrs. Gray, 5 down. D. H. Butcher and Mrs. Butcher, 6 down. G. Chong and Miss Rundle, 7 down. A. Smith and Miss Goldwater, 7 down. T. Thomson and Mrs. A. Smith, 7 down. A. Bewley and Mrs. Wade, 8 down. LADIES’ MATCH TO-MORROW. The following is the draw for the ladies’ bogey match to-morrow: —Mrs. McQuade plays Miss Rollo; Miss Leatham plays Mrs. Quilliam; Mrs. Butcher plays Miss Bremer; Miss Gavin plays Miss Goldwater; Mrs. Burke plays Miss Stanford; Miss Cholmeley plays Mrs. Gray; Mrs. McDiarmid plays Miss Shaw; Mrs. Anderson plays Miss Greig; Mrs. Thompson plays Mrs. Carthew; Mrs. H. Gray plays Miss Winfield; Mrs. Smith plays Miss Foote; Mrs. Christoffel plays Miss Home; Miss Thomson plays Miss Simpson. PLAY AT ROCKHAMPTON. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. London, April 15. In the semi-final of the match play at the Rockhfrthpton golf tournament, Ockenden beat F. Ball, 3 up and 2 to play; J. H. Taylor beat F. Leach, 1 up on the last green, after a very close struggle. In the final, Taylor beat Oekenden, 5 up and 4 to play. The newspapers pay a tribute to the “old tin’s” triumph over the pick of the younger professionals, including the British, American and Canadian champions.