MIRAMAR CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 92, 20 April 1931, Page 12

MIRAMAR CLUB

At Miramar Club on Saturday the competition for the captain's prize was held, the record entry of 99 players being received; 16 seniors and 10 juniors to quality and play off match play senior with junior. The following qualified:—Seniors: W. H. Cunningham, 83-14—00; G. S. Rees, S2-10—72; Dr. Park, 80-14—72; J. H. Drake, 73-scr—73; J. L. Petley, 74-1—73; D. R. Richmond, S3-10—73; J. L. Hernck, 80-1:3—73; H. G. Didsbury, 90-15-75; D. S. Halley, 87-12—75; W. Flanagan, 80-5—75; R. W. Scott, 86-11—75; L. D. Hurst, 794— 75; Rev. Rooke, 83-S—7s; G. W. Waddel, 88-11—77; J. W. Sandham, 85-8—77; H. A. Black, 77-ser—77; Dr. Wei ton-Hogg and S. M. Hobday also qualified with net 77's but lost in the draw. Juniors: W. Parkin, 80-16—70; H. Parkin, 88-16—72; W. Moeller, 96-24r-72; W. R. Kirker, 90-16—74-; H. F. Toogood, 93-19—74; M. Burnett, 91-16— 75; H. R Napier, 91-16—75; S. W. Fearn, 92-16—76; P. S. Allen, 99-22—77; T. Fair, 93-16—77; C. M. Banks, 94-17—77; C. H. Perrett, 95-18—77; Briton Smith, 96-18— 78; J. M. Dawson, 95-16—79; D. Bohan, 95----16—79; C. W. Mack, 98-18-SO. H. A. Black, during the week-end, did a GB.in the morning, 445342334, 32; 542524----455, 36. He was going well in the afternoon, but the rain spoiled matters, and the last two holes were not played out. At that stage ho required two 4's for a 67, bad holes in 4 it is true, but quite likely s's. Deadly putting was largely responsible for the good golf. The morning card won the bogey.