GOLF

Evening Star, Issue 21543, 16 October 1933, Page 4

GOLF

DTAG3 CLUB The St. Andrew’s Cross competition was played on Balmaeewcn links on Saturday afternoon. G. Galloway won the senior event, and the junior was won by G. E. Moloney. The best scores were: Seniors.—G. Galloway (9) 4 up, \V. G. Wight (1) 1 down, R. R. Aspinall (S) 1 down, J. 11. Edmond (6) 2 down, J. R. Laidlnw (2) 2 down.

Juniors.—G. E. Moloney (18) 3 np, A. M. Cameron (11) 1 np, C. S.. Reeves (M) 1 up, E. G. M‘George (11) all square, W. S. Stewart (II) all square.

ST. CLAIR CLUB

Conditions were good at Corstorphino links on Saturday afternoon, when the monthly stroke handicap was played, but later in the afternoon a strong southerly wind made it difficult to make good figures. Early starters had the advantage, and some good cards were returned from a large field. In the senior event J. E. Matheson returned a net C 9 from the 2 mark, but unfortunately was disqualified for an inadvertent breach of the rules. The following were the best cards returned;— Senior.—W. Wrather 82—12—70, D. C. Bennie 74—2—72, IT. A. Gamble 77 —4—73, A. G. Forbes 85—12—73, F. H. Elsom 85—12—73, W. D. M'Kenzie 85—12—73, H. Chapman 85—12—73, F. Shorriff 87—12—75.

Junior.—J. W. Bain 85—14—71, H. S. Cunningham 96—24—72, I. H. Penrose 96 —24—72, J. F. Fleming 87 —14 —73, J. Taylor 91—18—73, J. Delbridge 95—21—74, W. F. Sligo 89—15 —74.

BELLEKNOWES CLUB

H. Patterson and S. Sparrow with 87 —24—63 were the winners of the foursomes played at the Belleknowes links on Saturday. Other good cards were; —F. Olsen and L. Booth 75—10—65, F. Sharp and A. Gillman 82—17—65, J. Gooseman and G. Simkin 82 —17— Co, S. Roberts and R. Penman 81—15— 66, J. Hope and M. Wilkinson S3—l7 6G, E. Ridley and A. Grandison 87—20 —67.

BRILLIANT ROUNDS

Prow Association—By Telegraph—Copyright

SYDNEY, October 14

Brilliant rounds of 69 and 68 enabled J. Ferrier to wine the close championship of New South Wales yesterday with an aggregate of 291. His rounds were: 77, 77, 69, and 68. V. S. Richardson, the former title-holder, was second with an aggregate of 294, with W. Bolger third, 297.