Golf at its Best
MITCHELL IN THE LIMELIGHT LONDON, May 1. In the Dunlop golf tournament 119 players with scores of 153 and under qualified. The competition proper will be over 72 holes. The leaders in the qualifying rounds were: Mitchell and E. Wliiteombe, 137; R. Whitcombe and Compston, 139; Padgham and Allis, 141; King, 142; Perry and C. Whitcombe, 143; Easterbrook and Havers, 144; Laccy and Cotton, 145. Others included: Eay, 147; Denny and Hodson, 148; Dailcy and Davies (last year's winner), 149; Duncan, 151; Seymour, 153. The feature of to-day's play was when Mitchell, who is 4S years of age, shared the leading place. His rounds were 72 and GG. Mitchell to date has had a wonderful season, and critics consider that since he returned to hickory shafts he hits the ball more accurately than ever. Walker Cup Golf LUNT NOT IN BRITISH TEAM LONDON, May 1. The vacancies in the Walker Cup team will be filled by Lionel Munn and Eric Mcßuvie. The omission of Lunt, who won the amateur close championship, is surprising.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 May 1934, Page 3
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