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AUCKLAND CLUB. A medal handicap was p!:ived nt Middlemore yesterday morning and was won by J. W. Frater with a net score of 7-1 The beat cards returned were:—J. W. Frater 88—14—74: ('. Dawson. 9ft—76- F D Holdsworth, 06—20—76: J. L. R. Bloonifield 91—14—77; H G. Stringer. 87—10—77; G. S. Pierce. 95—18—77: H. Horton. 91—11—80A. A. Martin, 96—16—80: D. MacCormick 86—5—81- C. F. Gardner, 87-6—Bl- P. T Upton, 90—9—81: \V. S. Ralph, 85—3—82F. C. Fryer. 85—3—82: G. Foote. 89—7—82S. Upton. 92—10— 82: D. Hay. 93—11—82. A four-ball best ball bogey handicap was played in the afternoon, when no fewer than five combinations completed the round 7 up on the "Colonel.'' The best cards returned were:—Hirkson and Colbeck, 7 up; P. T. Upton and Ralph. 7 up; S. Upton and G. Foote, 7 up: Laurence and J. L. R. Bloomfield. 7 up; Fryer and Hay, 7 up: Binnie and Dargaville. 6 up: MaeCormick and Horton, 6 up; Pierce and Martin, 4 up: Stringer and Gardner, 1 up; J. W. and J. H. Frater. 3 up: Lnak and Burns, 3 up; Bloomfield and Grace, i up. The play-off of the tie between H. Horton and V. B. Colbeck for the George Cup was decided in conjunction with the medal handicap, and it was won by H. Horton with a , net score of 80.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15750, 27 October 1914, Page 3
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