GOLF NOTES.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 June 1926, Page 2

GOLF NOTES.

LEVIN v. FEUDING

Levin suffered disastrously at the hands of Feilding, everyone who made the journey deemed it a day of complete enjoyment, and while defeats were rather numerous the losers were by no means dismayed. Everyone in the Levin team commented on Feildhig’s sportsmanship and hospitality—especially on the part of the ladies, who surrendered the links so that the Feilding-Levin matches might be carried right through—the Levin players all being entertained at lunch and afternoon tea.

The home team won all the pairs, while they also eclipsed Levin in the singles with a score of W-3, due, in some measure, to superior putting and approaching and, of course, an intimate knowledge of local conditions. The green there was a good deal faster than that of the Levin links, and a change in this direction i« always a point in favour of a home club. Particulars are as follow; — Four Bail: W. G. Clark and C. 11. Hosie lost to J- Graham and Dr. Salmon. Elsdon Clark and 0. C. France lost to E. Fair and F. W. Fish. 3. D. Brown'and W. Sinai 11 imt to F. Robertson and G. Say well. A. W. Free and J. E. Connor halved with V. Sutton and D. 3. Pryde. C. G. Wilson and 3. Aitkcn lost to A. McCorkiudale and M. Andrews. W. Bull and Fred Byder lost to C«. V. Wild and A. Hi. Atkinson. Result: Feilding 5, Levin 0. One game halved. Singles. —W. G. Clark halved wiia ,T. Graham, Elsdon Clark io_,EFair. G. C. France lost to F. W. Fish, G. B. Hoeie lost to Dr. Salmon, 3. D. Brown halved with F. Robertson, K. E. Adams lost to G. Saywell. C. H. Bould lost to V. Sutton, 3. E. Connor won from D. 3. Pryde, A- W. Fi ee lost to \ MoC.orkindale. W. Smaill won from M. Andrews, Dr. Thompson lost to G. V. Wild. C. G. Wilson lost to G. Nicols, W. Bull lost to TL Guilinane, Fred -Ryder won from H. G. Shakes, W. Sharp halved with I. Wallace, W. 3. Altken halved with A. H. Aitkinson. llesnlTs: Feilding 9 games, Levin 9, 4 games halved.