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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 June 1925, Page 3

GOLF.

THE GAME IN FRANCE. BY CABLE—PEESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT. PARIS, June 20. In the final of the French ladies’ open golf championship Miss Glenna Collett (America) beat, Mademoiselle Thion De. La- Glia-nine 3 up alitl one. ELTHAM v. NEW PLYMOUTH. Eltham toolc a team of 22 men to New Plymouth during the week-end and after a series of interesting fourball matches, the New Plymouth men scored’ a win by a, margin, of sixteen games. L. and J. Quin played twice- with Chong and F. Quin and each match finished all square. Quite a number of tlie other matches were very close. New Plymouth won IS matches and Eltham one, while three were squared. Results were as follow, Eltham. mentioned first in each case:— (Morning.) L. and J. Quin and G. M. Chong and F. Quin all square. H. P. Dale and A. A. Stewart lost to P. Gray and F. S. Johns 3 and 2. N. Turner and Fl. Jeffries lost to A. S. Fin sell and T. V. Maekay 2 up and 1. E. Bary and H. Casey lost- to A. Bewley and H. N. Johnston 6 up aim 5. F. Belcher and F. Wylds lost, to T. G. Thomson and C. H. Stephenson 3. up and 2. E. Curtis and J. Morton lost to H. M. Thomson and G. Grey 9 up and 7. C. Belclier and R. Young lost to S. F. Burgess and R. Harrison 6 up and 5. N. Fookes and C. Moss defeated G. Kelly and S. F. Grayling 5 up and -i. FT. Burmester and Best lost to C. H. Wvatt and FI. F. McOlune 2 up and I.' (Afternoon.) L. and J. Quin and G. AI. Chong and F. Quin all square. FI. P. Dale and A. A. Stewart, and P. Grey and F. S. Johns all square. H Turner and H. Jeffries lost to A. S. Hassell and T. V. Maekay 1 up. E. Barv and H. Casey lost to V ■ C. Weston and V. Elliott 8 up and 6. IT. L. Reeves and F. Fa Bowes lost to W. H. Fuller and FI. G Andrews 3 up and 2. F. Belcher and F. WyTds lost to T. G. Thomson and C. FT. Stephen son 7 up and 5.E. Curtis and J. Morton lost to H. AI. Thomson and G. Grey 5 up and 4. C. Belcher and R. Young lost to S. F. Burgess and R. Harrison 4 up and 3. N. Fookes and C. Moss lost to G. Kelly and I l '. S. Grayling 1 xxp. FI. Burmester and Best lost to C. H. Wyatt and H. F. McCliine 4 up and 2. AT STBATKORD LINKS. Alixed foursomes were played at the Stratfo-rd Gilf Links on Thursday, and the best results were as follow: . Airs. L. R, Curtis and Curtis 89 —14 •—75. Airs. A. \Y". Budge and Anderson 91—15—76. Airs. H. E Abraham and Abraham,' 99—21—75.

PATL'EA. v. MANAT A. (From Our Own Correspondent.) A. tea.ni of eleven Mnnaia golfers t navel led on Saturday laet for a maitob a.ga,in.s.t the Paten, Club. As two of the top Alann.ia players could not get away, the team- was rather weak, and Partea scored a, decisive win by nine game to two. The links were in good 1 order ,aud a. perfect golfing day made play very enjoyable. The visitors all had; a good time and are looking forward, to a return nrnrteh against their victors on the Mama-in. course. Afternoon tea. was provided by tbo' Patea Ladies and was much appreciated