MORNINGTON CLUB
The best cards returned in the first! round of the Brett Cup by Mornington members were as follows:—R. T. McElligott, 76, 14—«2, and T. C. Johnston, 86, 24 —G2; and next were F. Andrews, 77, 14—63; W. Davidge, 79, 12-«7; M. J. MeEUigott, 87, 20-67; H. F. Shanks was 77, 5-72. The results o£ the 18-hole bogey competition were:—C. Jacobi, 1 up; F: Andrews, T. Davis," and D. Stratmore, 1 down. The draw for the first round of the Black Cup, to be played next week-end is as follows:—MeGirr v. T. A. Johnston; D. Stratmore v. D. Low; Wells v. E. Day; Taylor v. Stephen; Nicolas v. Comeskey; Davis v. Jaeobi; J. Hennessey v. M. Hennessey; Davidge v. Estall; Barton v. Kobson;. Evans v. Cooch; Sanford v. Elton; Shanks v. Morton; Denniston v. McWhirter; Welsford v. M. McElligott; Andrews v. T. C. Johnston; Knudsen v.Byng. The draw for the third round of the Hardwicke trophy (two-life) to be played next week-end if* as follows:—Shale v. Evans; Jacobi v. Knudsen; M. Hennessey v. Davis. . ■ . '
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 124, 29 May 1933, Page 3
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