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Bacon made a nice approach and sunk his ball for a birdie _ Bacon won. good distance to _the road difficulties in his third str Bacon put hi green in the stroke, McDo sameâ€" place. Contest Between Messrs. Bacon and MacDonald Followed With Keenest Interest. _ Hard Battle in Semiâ€"Finals Between Messrs. C. G. Williams and J. A. MacDonald. Mr. J. A. MacDonald Winner / of Timmins Golf Club FTrophy The Timmins Golf eclassie is over for another season, and J. A. Macâ€" Donald, former player on the Beaconsâ€" field. links, and this year a member of the Timmins club is the winner of the oldest of the trophies for compeâ€" tition by local golfers. Over the weekâ€"end MacDonald defeated Mr. J. Bacon, one of the veterans of the Timmins Club in the 36â€"hole match play competition by a seore of seven up and five to go. The first eighteen holes was as good a performance of golf as anyone could wish for. The weather was fine for the game, hardly any wind, and warm sunshine, both players turning in a seore of 78. and leaving the results of the second match to decide the possession of the (GolIf. Club Trophy. With the weathâ€" er not so good for golf, and a eutting northâ€"east wind, the second round was not so good, though when defeated at of the thirteenth green, Mr. Bacon‘s sceore by strokes stood at 58, with the last hole unfinished, while Mr. MacDonald had the same score, playing the thirteenth green. On Thursday afternoon, in the semiâ€"finals Mr. C. G,, Williams â€" and Mr. MacDonald met in a hard battle, a second round of eighteen hcles played on Friday afternoon hbeing necessary before Mr. Williams was eliminated thereby giving Mr. Macâ€" Donald the right to enter the finals. Mr. Williams has had to play three double rounds during the Golf Club Trophy matches to eliminate his opâ€" ponents, keeping this record up to the very last. the edge of the ; with MacDonald getting unto gred Both players hol 6th Greenâ€"M: a very long di about forty yarc fairway, using h to the green. M the green with Both the victor and vangquished alike are to be congratulated on their play during the final matches. Even when down six holes, Mr. Bacon played a steady game, and had it not been for the hard luck on the thirâ€" teenth fairway, when he sliced his ball out of bounds, the game may have gone on. But Mr. MacDonald‘s victory is a popular one; his playing during the finals deserved a win, and though it was spectacular work on the greens which finally assured him the possession of the Golf Club Trophy, careful approaches assisted bim. The following is the play by greens, for the first and second rounds of the Trophy matches. the green with his second stroke, putting his ball about thirty feet from the pin with his third stroke, Bacon sunk his ball for a par four, winning the hole. (Greenâ€"Bacon drove into bunâ€" ker on far side of green, MacDonald landing near the pin. Bacon was strong with his second stroke, taking two puts. MeDonald took two puts making the seore four all. â€" 8th (Gireenâ€"Bacorn hooked his drive across bunker to the left of the popâ€" lars. MacDonald drove unto the green. Bacon made a nice approach, taking two puts, MeDonald needed three to hole in. Hole halved. 9th Greenâ€"Bacon hooked slightly into: rough to right of fairway. MacDonald drove to left ~side of green, playing a nice approach and sinking hissball for a birdic. Maceâ€" Donald won. 10th Greenâ€"MacDonald â€" drove straight . down â€" between â€" hunkers, Bacon following with a lone drive ten THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO * praached unto th ie left, MacDonald near the centre, pi our. â€" MacDonald â€" nâ€"MacDonald hit but got 150 yards green holed drive ards f >z his | _ up with green. 1 on his A C [=In wW1iI Donald brassie Donald 1 n with s1xâ€"All. mald did not get Bacon getting irther down the rassie to get unâ€" his with with ance, only ) get out cDonald d alongside _a mashie Bacon la s third st1 th his~© fo and p getting _edge 0 _ his the gre ald lying , putting l1d won. hit mat | rds. Bac d hooked in rough. tee but got second shot 1 â€" was>> hn nd â€" played up near stroke, nat beâ€" Bacon ly was it with _ drove le the ie unto lay up stroke, fourth. ixâ€"all. g out. of the third o â€"the nice 2nd (Greenâ€"Bacon drove straight over hill, MacDonald slicing into the rough to the left, both players getting nice mashie shots to green. MacDonald putted up near _ eup, Bacon falling a little short, and takâ€" ing two more to get in, MacDonald winning with a par four. ard (Greenâ€"MacDonald _ drove straight dowAk over two hundred 13th Greenâ€"Both players drove down to within three feet of each other, Bacon getting in the rough with his second, MacDonald landing on the green. â€" MacDonald holed in with two puts, Bacon halving the hole with one. Both players had a par four. fairway, mashieing close up to the green. Bacon mashied unto the green and took two puts sinking for a par four. MacDonald mashied on and went down for a four. Hole halved .. .>~4â€" 006 MacDonald .. 4 4 7 Bacon .. .. 4 4 5.4 5 5 8 3 4â€"f7 MacDonald .. 4 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4â€"37 In the second round for the Golf Club Trophy the weather was not so favourable, a cold northâ€"east wind interfering with the players. 1st (Greenâ€"Bacon _ drove off a straight one down the fairway. Macâ€" Donald sliced his ball across to No. 2 14th (Greenâ€"MacDonald got 220 yards but was in the rough, Bacon playing shorter, but having a better lie. Bacon brassied into the hill across the creek, MceDonald using the iron got within ten feet of the green Bacon pitched his ball on green 20 feet from the cup. â€" MacDonald apâ€" proaching to withfn four feet, sinkâ€" ing for a par four. MaecDonald won. l7th Greenâ€"Both players drove to trees on the far side of the green; Bacon getting the better approach, and holing in for a par three, and winning the hole. ‘This tied the round again. ~15th (Greenâ€"MacDonald had a fine drive three quarters of distance _ to bunker. Bacon sliced his into the rough,. the ball striking a stone on the second shot and bouncing behind the bunker on the Jl7th Fairway, where he got a nice one with the brassie out to the green. MacDonald was four feet off green with his second shot, approaching to cup and sinking his ball for a par four. MacDonald won. distance with the mid iron, but got on the green with his fifth stroke. MacDonald played his third out of the water unto the green, sinking his ball for a five, Bacon taking six. MacDonald won. 16th Greenâ€"Both drove unto the green, Bacon sinking his ball with two puts, and winning the hole. 18th Greenâ€"Both players had fine drives, Bacon getting the better apâ€" proach, but MaceDonald had a better put, both holing out for a par four. 6th (Greenâ€"MacDonald drove over two hundred yards straight down the fairway. Bacon got 200 yards. in a low straight one, getting on the green with a nice brassie shot. MacDonald mashied up to the edge of the green, and approached to five feet off eup. Bacon made a nice long put, laying about the same distance from the pin as MacDonald, but took two more puts. MacDonald went down for a par four. MacDonald won, 7th Greenâ€"MacDonald drove unto the green, his ball rolling off. Bacon got a nice one unto the green. Macâ€" Donald was a little strong on his apâ€" proach, Bacon making a better shot but taking two puts. MacDonald went down for a three. MacDonald won. 8th Greenâ€"MacDonald® sliced to OUT _Oth Greenâ€"MacDonald drove the full 255 yards to the green, and lus ball rolled across to No. 3 fairway. Bacon got 175 and lay to right of fairway, lying within twenty feet of the pin on his long approach.. MacDonald laid his ball 12 feet from the pin and sunk his ball for a birdie. Bacon got a par four MacDonald won. the left over the bunker. Bacon sliced to the right falling a little short of the bunker. Bacon mashied on the green but fell a little short. MacDonald made a nice approach near pin, going down for a par three. MacDonald won. W. G. McHugh, 10th Greenâ€"MacDonald drove and sliced to the left. Bacon drove into the bunker and over, his mashie shot falling short of the ~green. Macâ€" Donald made a splendid mashie onto the green, sinking his ball for a birâ€" die. Bacon made a par four. Macâ€" Donald won. â€" MaeDonald now seven up and eight to go. 11th _ Greenâ€"MaeDonald drove straight up the fairway. Bacon drove a long low one about 200 yards. MacDonald made a long mashie shot to the green. Bacon topped his ball, but got on with his third. MaecDonald lay three feet from the cup with his third, Bacon getting close with his fourth, sinking his fifth. MacDonâ€" ald missed his put and tied the hole. TIMMINS 10DGE, 1.0.0.F. No. 453 Meets every Tuesday evening in the Oddfellows . Hall, Third _ Avenue. Visiting brethren requested to attend. 12th Greenâ€"MacDonald drove two hundred yards to ieft. Bacon got slight slice but the ball rolled fair, getting a brassie over the road, and on the green with his third. Macâ€" Donald muffed two shots, getting in the hbunker for his fourth, taking four to get out, Bacon getting a par five and winning the hole. MaceDonaid was now six up and six to go. Bacon . Mac Donald Bacon .. ... 4 Macdonald ..3 13th (Greenâ€"Bacon got a nice drive down the fairway, MacDonald away to the left. Bacon brassied out of bounds. â€" MacDonald got on the green for his second, and went down for a par four. ~~MacDonald won. _ This hole being lost by Bacon ended the game, MacDonald winning seven up and five to go. After winning No. 12, Bacon would have had to win every hole to tie Macâ€" Donald. 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