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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 17 July 1923, Page 8

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WANGANUI BEAT MANAWATU

The return match between the above' clubs was played at Belmont links on Saturday afternoon. The Manawatu club was represented by 28 players, and a very even contest resulted, Manawatu winning 31 games, Wanganui 13, ; and 4 games were halved. The followI ing is the result of the games, Manai watu players being mentioned first: — Ar ill. Eietedt beat J. Goss; A. Seifert lost to J. Harold; W. Seifert lost to I. Saunders; J. E. Lewis beat D. Meldrum; YV. McMillan beat R D. Wybourne; E. E. Sim beat F. S. Parkes; W. L. Fitzherbe-rt lost to J. M. Hussey^H. G. Bagnall lost to S. Powdrell; •b. vV. Rapley lost to Dr. Ba-rie; R G. Moore lost to A. D. Woon; B Shaw beat L. E. Bassett; H. Collinson beat I Lf. J. Verry; C. G. Moore boat Dr. D. ! YY'ilson; 0. H. Mead beat D. JMurchie; I I. J. Newenham lost to W. H Cun-! n:ngham; G. W. Harden lost to H. ' Christie ; P. L. Sim beat H. Zeisler • 1.1 ? Johnston halved with 11. E. T. Hewat; 11. 0. Abraham halved with J. B. Jack; F. J. Nathan lost to Gardiiier; B. Lewis lost to A. Howie; E. Y. : Spea,r lost to A. Haworth; G. J Ba.o--j nail halved with G. S. Gordon; f l. ! Sfcubbs lost to C. Ross; J. Nathan i halved with Dr. Christie; M Middle-' ! ton lost to J. K. Lowe; K. Clayton ! beat L. B. Grimstone; G. Louisson beat j 1. Newton. j On the day the two clubs were very ; eveiy matched, says the Chronicle In • the games of the first twelve of the low j handicap men honours were equally dij vided. Wangariui gained its advantage j trom the middleweights. but it its reaI sonable to assume that superior knowj ledge of the links w?.s nn imnortant factor in the fortunes of the day w ™ match did not involve the W lison Cup. a