GOLF IN AUSTRALIA
PLAY IN FOURSOMES
YOUNG VICTORIANS WIN
SYDNEY, September 6.
Several strong pairs took part today in the amatejur foursome championship of Australia at the Kensington course; determined by medal, play over 36 holes. It is a curtain-raiser to the open golf championship.
The winners were the young Victorians, W. D. Wishart and W. Higgins, with an aggregate of 152, their opening round of 73 being a record for the new lay-out of the course.
J. Ferrier and G. Thompson (New South Wales) and H. Hattersley (New South Wales) and S. Kcane (Queensland) were runners-up, tying with 153.
The New Zealanders C. Ward and L Godby, who arrived only today, returned a card of 87, 04—171.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 59, 7 September 1937, Page 11
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