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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 79, 14 March 1936, Page 13

An American golfer had a mortifying experience when playing at Durham, North Carolina. He holed out in one, but lost the hole. He played two balls apparently out of bounds, but his third shot from the tee went into the cup, a. distance of 220 yards. It was then discovered that his first shot had not gone out of bounds, and he had to play it, holing out in four. His opponen. holed out in thiee, and thus won the hois.

Quality of the Springboks, The South African Rugby team to tour Australia aud New Zealand next year is likely to consist mostly of young players, comparatively untried stated Mr. W. Kramer, a Zululand sugar planter now visiting New Zealand. in an interview in the North Island. Interest is already growing in

the selection of the team. All the old names well known to New Zealand had disappeared from the Springbok teams, although Bennie Osler, of dropkick fame, had turned out against the Australians, and retired only at the end of last season. At present it appeared that the forwards would be well

up to the site of previoua giants, sndb as Royal Morke] and J. M. Michau, both of whom exceeded 17 stone, but good backs were scarce.