GOLF.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3265, 10 July 1911, Page 7

GOLF.

MIXED FOURSOME

A mixed foursome was played on the Poverty Bay Golf Club’s links on Saturday afternoon, and brought out 22 pairs. This form of competition has always proved most popular with local players, and Saturday’s programme was no exception to the rule.. Ihe winners turned up in Mrs. Traill and C. Morgan, who, with a handicap ‘of 10, did the fourteen holes in SB, which gave'them a net score of 18. Ihe following cards were returned: Mrs. Traill and C. Morgan SB—lo 18 Miss Nolan and Irvine Ss 4 81 Mrs R. Willock and George 92—10—82 Mrs Morgan and Howies ... 87— 3—84 Miss Foster and W. B. Willock 95—10—So Mrs. King and N. Bidl 85—scr 85 Miss Bright and Brown 90— 5—85 Mrs. Bull and Brabant —95 9 86 Miss Sweet and Jeffreys ... 99—12 87 Mrs. O’Meara and H. Bennett 93 6—87 Miss Bennett andDodgshun 95 7—BB Mi ss Redstone and J. H. Bull ! 96 7—89 Miss King and Murray 98— 9—89 Mrs. Barlow .and Graham... 99—10—89 Miss Murrav and G. Willock 93- 4-89 Mrs. Burke and Evans 97 S—B9 Mrs. Adair and Busby 96 7—89 Miss Symes and Henderson 9/ — 7—90 Miss H. Black and R. Willock 97 6—91 Miss AVillis and Burke 99 B—9l Miss Bull and F.T.Morgan 97 5—92 Mrs. A. Rees and Nolan ~..107 — 9—98

CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING. MATCH AT WAERENGA-A-HIKA. The Waerenga-a-hika Gun Club shot off a £lO handicap match at Mr. F. Hall’s paddock on Saturday afternoon. Twenty-seven marksmen faced the traps. K. Ruru won the first prize, with six kills out of eight birds. R. Pilcher and TI. Cook tied for second place with five each out of eight. K. Ruru and R. Pilcher tied for Mr. Colebrook’s trophy for most kills with the first with five kills apiece, Ruru securing the trophy in the shootoff.