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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 24, 30 January 1933, Page 16

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MIRAMAR V. SHANDON

A very pleasant afternoon was spent on Saturday last between members of the Miramar and Shandon clubs, when a friendly match was played on the Miramar links, which were in excellent condition and delighted the visitors, a number of whom had' not previously played on the course. The following are the results, Miramar players mentioned first:— FOURBALLS. W. A. Robertson and J. Crawford beat J. S. Hunter and M. Bowring, 7 and 0; C. H. Armstrong and J. T. Lewis beat C. L. Bishop and W. R. Stuekey, 1 up; A. Marsden and E.-K. Brooking beat _i!cKcnzie and 1.. McCarroll, 3 and 2; C. V. Sutherland and J. M. Griffiths beat' K. Jeffery and T. P. McCarthy, 3 and 1; R. W. Scott and A. G. Williams beat R. T. Poole and F. G. Den., by default; A. K. Mabin and H. F. Toogood beat A. B. Hai-greaves and J. F. Taylor, 2 up. SINGLES. Robertson beat Hunter, 3 and 1; Crawford beat Bowring, 0 and 5; Armstroii" beat Bishop, 4 and 2; Scott beat Pool-*----by default; Sutherland -lost to Jeft'erv' 2 down; Marsden beat MeKenzie 7 and 0; Williams beat Denz, 3 and 1; Griffiths beat McCarthy, 3 and 2; Brooking beat McCarroll. 3 and 2; Mabin beat ■ Hargreaves, 1 up; Toogood and Taylor all square; (J. W. Palmer beat ClelHmd 4 and 3; Lewis lost to Stuekey, 3 and -1 Miramar won six of the fourballs to Shamloivs nii, and ten of the singles to -handou s two, with one single squared.