GOLF.
OPEINING OIF THEI .SEASON
The Thames . Golf Cb'bi officially oipenedl the seJaison on Saturd^-" with a mixed fourtsomeo competition foir prizes presented by Hood and Me-. Cormiok, of Auckland, The winners proTCid to be Mra "W. S. Clark and Mr A. dillespie, with a net score of 42. The runners up lvtere Mrsl Cieauirn and F. McCulloaigh, with a. net score
of 43, and they alsoi hadl the honor of putting up the best round of the day, going round in 53, which was most creditable. The scoring was as follows (handicaps, bieins 1 taken off): Mrs Claifc and AL Gillespie 42, Mrs CHeodomi and F. McCullough 43, >lisis Price 1 and W. Pricie 46, Mrs Hetherington and) Eludman 50, Miss) Ei. Pride and Baker 53, Mrs Baker and Ctendou '54, Mrs Brticei and Joyos 57, Mrs Rudman and Cttarifc 61, Miss Watson ancl Montgomerie- 61, Miss 1 W>l--son and Shaw 64, Mrs Pickering and H. Gillelspiei 65, Miss Wflkes and Dr. Rogers 66, Mra Dtmlopi' and Pi-. Walsha t5, Misis Read and McKim 77. Dtu-ing. tho afternoon the ladies' committee proTlldedi afternoon tea, whikah waS much appreciated.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10354, 1 May 1911, Page 2
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189GOLF. Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10354, 1 May 1911, Page 2
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