SHANDON CLUB
11l a. bogey competition over the weekend, played on the Shandon Club's links, M. R. Bowring finished 5 up on tho Colonel. During the holidays the same player returned four cards of 74, 75, 77, and 82. The medal round on Labour Day resulted in C. Turner returning the winning card, 84-16—08. Other cards wore: T. P. M'Carthy, 83-14-09; J. Mackay, 84-14—70; J. B. Melvin, 85-14—71; T. M. Smith, 91-29 —71; D. M. Boyd, 95-24—71; A. Runcirnan, 88-16—72;. W. E. Stuckey, 83-10—73; F, C. Denz, 86-12—74; W. Johnston, 91-16—75; M. R. Bowring, 82-0—76; L. R. Bowen, 87-12--75; R. T. Poolo, 86-9—77; J. W. Fergie, 94-16—78; L. Cornwall, 95-16—79. In the afternoon four ball-best>ball bogej; competition M. R. 80-\vring (4) and C. Tl Brown (12) returned a 9 up on the Colonel; Ellis and Boyd were C up; Bowen and Stuckey, 5 up; Denz and W. Rodgers, 4 up; Poole and Bishop, 3 up; Fergie and Mackay, 1 up. In the first round on handicap of the Vance Cup H. M. Frazer and L. Cornwall won from Stuckey and Fergie, S and 4. The second round of this cup must be played next week-end to avoid defaulting. The annual fixture for the president* trophy will be played nest Saturday after- ! noon.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 102, 27 October 1931, Page 7
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212SHANDON CLUB Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 102, 27 October 1931, Page 7
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