GOLF.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14451, 25 May 1911, Page 5

GOLF.

' ' —h-» . OTAGO v. TIMARU. A team from tUo Otago Golf Olub visited Tjmaru yesterday, to try conclusions with the local club on tho Highfield links. JThe day was an ideal golting day and most of the matches wore very even and well contested, moro than one being decided on tho eighteenth' green. Twosomes were played in the morning, when Tinviru won five and Otago three matches; and four-ball matchee were, played in tht" afternoon, when Timaru won throo matches, 'the visitors scoring none. Lunch and afternoon tea were provided by tho Ladies' Club, and were very acoptaWe. The visitors leave for Waimate this morning to try conclusions with tho Waimate team and from there go- on :o Onmaru. Appended are the scores:—' D. T. Park v. Wright 1 0 Rattray v. Seymour 0 1 Fotheringham v. Lynch ; 1 0 Brasch v. Marshall 0 1 Stronach v. Cos 0 1 Todd v. Keinptuorae ......... 0 1 MeEwan v. Perry 0 1 Wales v. Ziosler I 0 Park and Brasch v. Wright and Seymour , ; o Rattray and Fotueringliani v. Lynch and Cox 0 0 Stronach and MeEwan v. Marslmll and Kempthorne 0 1 Todd and Wales v. Perry and Zieslcr 0 1 TIMARU v.' FAIRLIE. A team representing the Tiniavu Golf Club journeyed to Fairlie yestord; y to try conclusions with a team representing the local club. Fa,rhe were successful, winning the match with a margin of four games. The day wps a very enjoyable one, and tho teams wore entertained in a most hospitable manner bv the lady members of the Fair),© Club. The following are the scores:— Singles.

F. T. McCaskill v. Randrup l o Nolan v. Baxter 1 o Bushell v. Gresson 0 1 Trotter senr. v. Fisher ....'.. 0 1 -Wigley v. Ussher 1 o Trotter junr. v. LeCreu (J 1 Roberts v. Kerr i.„ o 1 Banks v. McDonald """.',.!'! 1 0 Giilmgham v. Hill ± o Richards v. Neville 1 (j Fraser v. Guinness ■ .........." _ o Gillingham R. v. Clissold ...... 0 1 McCaekill and Nolan v. Rand- . dup and Fisher ... i g Bushell and Trotter sen. v.' Baxter and Gresson ' i o Wigley and Trotter junr. v Ussher and McDonald ..01 Roberts and Banks v. Kerr and LeCren q j A. Gillingham and Richarda'v! Hill and Neville \ Q FnLsei- and R. Gillingham v." Clissold and Guinness .', 10 U 7 MEN'S BOGEY ROUND.

The following handicaps have been declared for the second Bogev round, to bo played on the Highneld links to-day and Saturday—Opponents will be drawn for up to 2 o'clock: —Barker scr, Wright 2," Tusker 2, T. Lynch 3, Seymour 3, Cox 4, Marshall 4, Jameson 5. Kempborne, J. Lynch and Petre 6, Handrup, W. W. Baxter, Revell and Grc&son 8,, E. Zieslor 9, O'Callaghan 10, Candy, McLar-en, Knubley, LeCren and Fisher 11, Banks, Neville, L'ssher. Bell, Alien, Bruoe, Cotteril'l, Von Dadelzen and C. Zics--ler 12, Higginbotham, Kerr, McDonald? Simmers, Weston and Gow 13, Cordner; Hill, Hayter and S. McKenzio' 14, TJlrieb, Webster, Blair, Holderness, Miller, T. D. McKenzie, Rolleaton, Sinclair, Thomas and Young' 15, Chssold. Lusk, Jones, Gunn, Ai-ber, W. Baxter, Bristol, Guinoss, Guinness, King, King, Mitchell, Bott, Raymond, Reid, Scott. Shaw. Finch", Thompson, Fraser, Otwav, Stenidale, Hawley, Russell and White 18.

LADIES' MEDAL MATCH. The following is tho draw for the medal match to be played to-injrrow. The L.G.TJ. Coronation modal for the so with handicap of 2o and less, will bo played for in eoniunetion with this match:—Mis; N. Wrght v. Mrs Con. .Mrs Mnthoson v. Mi-«s Ashwell. Mrs V llav v. Mis-- Williams. Mi.--: !.. Knubh'V v. M < I\'.-.\-A\. Mrs Finch v Mrs O'Callaghan., Miss Kemirthorne v. Mrs F'sher. Mrs Shaw v. Mrs Ri, ];- man. Mi's Barkas v. Mi-s KnuhK-v. M,s STrona.h v. Miss Miles. Mrs Ailcn v. Mrs Bruce. M"s Costcllo v. Mss Dryden, Mrs English v, Miss Mar.ciiant.