The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-28
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The gala day of the present golf
season took place yesterday at the
Country Club when the foursome play,
the first of its kind which has been
held on the links, took place The
day was perfect and not even a slight
shower of rain interfered with the
days sport. Automobiles and car
riages were present in large numbers
and not only We're the club members
present in force but nearly all brought
guests with them, and thus made the
occasion the more pleasant
The number of players and specta-
tors was greatly increased by the
members of the gentler sex, who Wis
tied the club and partook of afternoon
tea on the lanai and in the parlors.
Not only as a golfing event, but as
social function, the day was a great
success.
The foursome was won by T. Gill
and H. Roth, the final match being
closely contested against the winners
by Anderson and Waterman, who
forced the winners to play an extra
hole before the two winners were sure
of the handsome stems which have
been procured as prizes. The winners
deserved their success, as they played
a clean steady game throughout and
put up fine exhibition all around
The players who were defeated in
the first two rounds of the foursome
played in tournament, in which the
eight players with the lowest scores
received as prizes their railroad tick
cts to the coming White Rock tourna-7
ment at Haleiwa. The tickets We're
bought with the entrance fees charg-
ed for the tournament yesterday. The
following golfers will get a free ride
to the White Rock tournament; Will
liam Woon, Austin White, c. S.
Weight. T. NJ. Harrison. F. T. P.
Waterhouse. Harold Giffard, w. w.
Thayer and Harry Wilder The best
gross score was made by Austin
White, who made the eighteen holes
in go
The results in the foursome were:
H. Walker and r. Tvers beat c. j. |
Hutchins and F. Waterhouse, two up; |
George Angus and J. Farwell beat S. |
G. Wilder and S. A. Walker, two up;
E. o. White and a. Ewart beat F, (
Halstead and F. L. Waldron, two up /
and one to play: F. H. Armstrong and |
A. G. Halves beat J. c. Evans and J. |
9. Rothwell, three UP and two to play: |
w. Simpson and w. H. Babbitt beat
J. D. Gaines and DR.. Hutchinson, one
lp in ten holes.
Second Round
Angus and Farwell beat Walker and
Ivers. two up ard one to play; Arm,
strong and Halves beat White and
Ewart. two up: White and Robinson
beat Simpson and Babbitt, five up and
three to play; Gill and Roth beat Ka-
and Woon, four up and
-hree to play; DR.. High and DR.. Hum
)hris beat c. T. Wilder and H. Cobb,
TWO up and one to play; Wilder and
<imball beat Giffard and Carter, two
Up and one to play: Brown and Brock
beat Klebahn and Weight, three up
md two to play; Anderson and Water
nan beat McInerny and Phillips, one
Up in eleven holes.
Third Round
Armstrong and Halves beat Angus
md Farwell. four up and three to
,lay; Gill and Roth beat White and
Robinson, one up; High and Hum
,hris beat Wilder and Kimball, three
ID and two to play; Anderson and
beat Brown and Brock,
hreeup and one to play.
emi-Finals-
Gill and Roth beat Armstrong and
Iawes, one up; Anderson and Water
nan beat High and Humphris, five up
nd four to play.
'inals-
Gill and Roth beat Anderson and
Waterman, one up in ten holes.
The results in the consolation tour I
ament were: