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SENIOR ECLECTIC. For the third round of the Senior Eclectic to be played on Wednesday next, the draw is:— Mrs Hannan and Miss Berry. Miss. Tennent a id Mrs Tho.py. Mrs McCarthy and Mrs Fletcher. Miss Warnes and Miss Griffen. Miss A. Pratt and Miss Sheedy. Mrs Smith and’’ Mrs Fogarty. Mrs Kitchingham and Mis s Irvine. PRINCE HOLES IN ONE. RUGBY, July 25. The Prince of Wales, during a r« und of golf on the Royal Wimbledon Course, last evening, holed out in one at the sixth, which measures 220yds. During nis visit to Brazil in March, on a course at Santos, wa‘s the previous occasion on which the P.inee performed this feat. WORK ON THE GREENS. ADELAIDE. July 27. Rufus Stewart, who represented Australia in the British Open Golf Championship, has returned. He is convinced that the Englishmen have little chance of winning the title for many years, because there are no budding champions. If Australians want to become great golfers, they must concentrate on work on the greens. This is the Americans’ strong point.
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Grey River Argus, 28 July 1931, Page 3
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