GOLF.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 693, 19 April 1909, Page 5

GOLF.

MIXED FOURSOMES. Twenty-two couples took part in the mixed foursomes for prizes presented :by Messrs Barraud and' Abraham played at tlie links on Saturday the opening day; hardly so many players as at the first day of the season last year—but a keen lot. The scores were fairly good on the average, a few returning exoellent cards. As will be seen by the results the players were well brought together. The winners A. Barraud and Miss Sybil Abraham did'well, but Barraud mußt evidently be light on the good form he was displaying all last season,'as his partner is quite a junior player,' There were ties for 2nd >3rd and 4th places. The following, are the (14 holes) scores. A. Barraud and Miss Sybil Abraham, 71-8-68. H. Cooper and Miss Hewitt, 84—14 -70. J. Clark and Miss Warburton, 90— 20-70. G. ' W. Harden and Mrs L. A. Abraham, 77-5-72. A. L. Stedman and Miss O'Brien, 83-10-72,

P. Sim and Mrs P.- Sim, -86—18—

H. B. L. Smith and Mrs Oohen, 88 -15-78, Goring Johnston and Miss Mary Monro, 94-21-78, A. Martian and Miss Wylda, 84—10 -74, ' H. L, Young and Mrs Seifert, 85-9-76. B, J. Gibbons and Mrs Mnnro, 98 -22-76. G. E. Preston and Misb Bainford, 88-11-77. , L. A. Abraham and Mrs Innes, 79 —scr—79. St. 0. Jounneaux and Miss Gillett, 100-20-80. • H. and Mrs Mellsop, 92-10-82. J. S. Goldinglmpj and Mlbb Slaok, 93-11-82. A. Stewart and Miss E. MoLennan 98-16-82. H. N. Watson, and Miss Normy Waldegrave, 91-8-88.

O. Adams arid Mrs Moßae, 97-11 -86.

F, MoHardy and Miss M, Walde' grave, 100-18-87, F. R. MoLennan and Miss Mo> Lennan, 99-12-87.

MoGreg6r,' of Ohio, America, has a groat reputation for iron golf dabs, and knowing this, Messrs Barraud and Abraham have imported a large assortment from him, and they are a splendid lot. They have also landed their wooden olubs from those, well-known first-dais makers, Butohaaidt and Co.,(Surrey, and the clubs and the caddy bags (a new patent) that the firm have imported are well worth inspection,