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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 6 September 1929, Page 3

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«. OUTSIDER BEATS BOBBY JON^HB iAustralian Press Association —United Copyright.) i \ustnUian Frees Association. ) 8BBB8|H(B| NEW YORK, Sept.. B At Pebble Beach, California, - Goodman, of Omaha, (Nebraska), VBffl outside contender at the national teur golf tournament, defeated BolflHH Jones, 1 down, in the first round H the day matoh play. WEST COAST TOURNEY. fl (By Telegraph— -Press Association.) WESTPORT, Sept. <WH The West Coast golf tourney continued here to-day iu sunny ther. The greens were in good tion and the course generally not bad. The most startling upset in iHS|| championship was the defeat of by Sehadiok, fhe latter player being excellent- form. Chesney hadi two hrM t ussles with Donkey in tho morning with. Sohadiek in the afternoon, veteran player’s superior of the tine points of the gam© lug to him in good stead. Sime tiHi not extended to such a great osteal.'.-', in his two- matches, although held him very well until the Ia'SHH stages of the game. The final between Sime and is to be played to-day over 36 hokMglg It should be a great contest and probably draw a large gallery of ators. MANAIA CADIES’ CILUB. BB PRESIDENT’S TROPHY. VB The draw for the president’s tropi^^H

of the Manaia Cadies’ Oolf Club, H| bo played on Saturday (bogey tion) is as below: Aire Craig v. Clague; Miss Ryan v. Mrs Miss Mead v. Miss Armitage; Mrs H| Christie v. Miss Elliott- Aire. J. tie v. Miss E!. Lloyd; Airs Meuli v. Neely; Miss C. Lloyd v. Aliss Airs Davies v i Miss Hansen; Miss v. Mrs Burke; Mrs Hilles v. Miss Kay; Aliss Rees v. Airs Spooner. H||| NEW ZEALAND GHAAIPIONSHIP^M HANDICAPS ALLOTTED. Tlie New Zealand golf will be held on the Wanganui Club’s links at the end of this Among the national handicaps by tlio New Zealand Golf are the following: BHB Wellington.—Ran a Wagg (3), R. CfMl; Chesney (S), P. Wagg (B)7J. Li. (6), D. O. Whyte (5), A. D. S. Dumca^B mM Wangauui.—J. Goss (5), I. SaunderßKi (5), U. iG. Williams (6), J. Harold; (OjH■ J. AI. Hussey (6). F. S. Paxkes (6), S. Harrison (6), B. M. Silk (6), F. C9HB Hutchison (7), F. G. Beaven (9), PowdTell (9), R. L. McNiven (9), O’ Callaghan (8), Leslie Cathro (6), (jßgi N. Armstrong (9). Wairarapa.- —J. C. Bidwell (4), D. CHS Collins (4), T. H. Horton (2), J. Jameß son (9). Eltham.—L. Quin (5), A. (11). H. Dale (5), J. Quin (8). New Plymouth.—A. E. Conway P. Grey (5), G. M. Chong (6), C. Stephenson (6), A. S. Has ell (8), Quinn (7). RSH Alanawatu.—H. Hutchison (6), Seifert (6), A. Efcstedt (4). BH Mart-on. —M. C. Fenwicke (7). Feilding.—V. J. Stichbury (9). If Sloan Morpeth- enters his han’&icagHi will be 1.