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The match play handicap was continued tt Middlemorc on Saturday, when Lusk beat 8. Upton 5 up and 4 to play, R. O. Gardner beat J. Sharland 1 and 1, Bnrnford bent Burns 4 and 3, and S. Colbeck and Ralph finished all square.
COMPETITIONS AT TE AROHA.
[BT TELEGRAPH.—OWN COttRESPOXOEST.)
Te Anovu, Monday
The first competition lor a. series of medals presented by the president, Mr. R. 1,. Somers, took place at the Te Aroha jjolf links on Saturday. The following are tho highest tcores:--Mrs. Paterson, 79, handicap 30, score 49: Miss Forrest, 79—30—49; Mrs. Greening. 306-30—76: Miss Fitzgerald, 75—20—55; Miss Burton, fii—3o-52. Men: R. 8. Hnniia, 119— 24-95; J. Kenny. 112—12—100; H.G.Foster, 131—26-105: A. J. Burrows. 135—24—111; F. Bliss, 145—30—115: W. Brodic, 160—40—120 W. H. Edgell, 159—34—125. Mr. n. S. Hanna Von the medal in the men's section, he registering an excellent card. Mrs Paterson and Miss Forrest tied in the ladies' section. This will be decided next week.
WAIHI COMPETITIONS. ,' [»T TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORHKSPONDSKT.] . ~ V 4 ■'-■- ■■ Waihi, Monday. ;i" The members of the Waihi Club com- ; > peted lot Mr. E. A. Wilson's ttopuy on Saturday v> afternoon. Mr.; W. M. Jackson won •with two up on bogey, and 1 Mr. G. nMcAndrew 'was' second with one up on "bogey. The ladies will play on. , Wednesdays tor a. ttophy 'presented by Mib» Cl»im, :
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15914, 11 May 1915, Page 10
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