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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14210, 26 May 1910, Page 7

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TIMARU v. FAIR-LIE. A team of golfers journeyed from Tiniaru to Fairlie yesterday and spent a highly enjoyable day on the A\ inscombo links. Tile weather was all that could bo desired, being neither too hot nor too cold, and tne hospitable v.-ay in which the Fairlie people treated the visitors was greatly appreciated, the ladies associated with the Fairlie Club providing morning anil aiternoon tea, as v. oil as a splendid luncheon. The golfers, representing tile township of the hills, proved too good for the players from Tiinr.ru, as details of the play will show. Before departing, the players cordially thanked the ladies for their hospitality ami gave hearty cheers for them. The following art results:— Foursomes. T. F. Barker and Gray v. McCaskill _ and Richards 1 0 Tasker and Kerr v. Trotter and .Gilhngham. 0 1 Randrup and Le Cren v. Trotter senr. and Cook 0 1 O'Callachan and Smithson v. Banks and O'Brien 0 0 Simmers and Clissold v. Wigley and Jones 0 1 Singles. Barker v. .McCaskill 0 1 Taskcr v. Trotier junr 1 0 Randrup v. Trotter senr 0- 0 O'Cailaghan v. Banks 0 1 Simmers v. AVigley I 0 Kerr v. Gillingham 0 1 I.eCren v. Cook 1 0 Gray v. Richards 1 0 Smithson v. O'Brir-n 0 1 Clissold v. Jones 0 0 Total ... 5 7 The first round' of the bogey handicap was played last week, and resulted as follows:—F. Tasker (.3) all square, C. A. Sevmour (4) 1 down. R. Sommcrville '(3) 2, J. Lvnch" (G) 2. L. O-Callaghan (11) 2, A. Bell (12) 2, W. J. Coiterill (13) 3. T. Lvnch (2) 4. Dr. Cox <4> 4. W. W. Baxter (7) 4. W. R. McLaren (.0) 4, W. D. Revell (9) 4. H. Von. Dadelzeu (12) 5, A. L. Anderson (0) 6, .J. Kempthome (5) 8, C. hi. Gresson (St 9, E. G. Kerr (14) 0. C. Hayter (15) <>, G. E. Maniierinsj (5) 10. E. Ziesler (10) 10, E. Cordner (17) 10, T. .Sinclair (25) 10. W. Thomas (251 10, C. T. H. Perrv (5) 11, J. Teuvoler (S) 11. -■ ' "

The following is the draw for the second medal handicap to lie played 10-moiToiv—Miss Ashwell 12 v. Mrs Cox 19, Miss Soaley 14 v. Miss N. Hav 14, Mrs Ccstello 25 v. Miss L Knuhley 23, Mrs Miller 24 <7.j v. Mrs Matheson 20. Mrs McLaren 22 v. Miss X. AVright 2(1, Mrs O'Callaidian 26 v. Miss Kempth-orne 45, Miss Buchanan 32 v. Mrs Mannerirur 44, Miss Kevell 20 v. Miss L. McLaren 45. Mrs Smithson 43 v. Miss "White 45, Mrs Stronach 4-5 v. Miss Dryden 28, Mrs Cotterill 37 v. Miss Y. Smithson 45, Miss X. .Howell 39 v. Miss I'. King 31, Miss M. Hay 3d v. Miss Buttcrworth 4-5, ?>liss Kerr 45 v. Miss Marehant 37, Mis.s Mu!holland 35 v. Miss Tiodgcs 45, Miss Zicslcr. a live. A coi'onation match will bp played also on Friday for nlavcrs receiving a handicap of 25 and "ruder.

The following are results of a match played against Colonel Bogey on tho Llighfiold Links on Tv.csdav: —Mhs .Vshwdl 02> 1 im, Miss T,. Knubley

(V.r, "I up. Miss X.' Hay (11) 4 down, Miss Maro.ha.uc (281 5 down. M'rs Manncring (3:!) 5 down. Miss B. Hay (20} 5 doivn. Mrs Smithson (32) 6 down. Mrs Stronach (24) G down. Miss V.

Smithson (31) G down, Mrs Miller (13) 7 clown. Miss Dryden (211 7 down, Miss M. Hay (26) 7 down. Miss Tveniptiierne (34V 7 down. Mrs Mnthoson (!5) 3 down, Mrs Cox (14) 0 down, Miss X. AA'vight .(151 9 down.- Mrs Costello (191 n down, Miss Buchanan (14) 10 down. Miss "Revell (201 7 down. Miss L. McLaren (341 11 down, Miss Kins (23) 12 down. Mrs McLaren (17) "'4 down. Miss Kerr (34) 15 down. Miss Ashwell. who is a leading player of the Tenuikn. Cub. played an excellent panic, and in her score of 90, heat the club record bv four strokes.