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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 277, 23 November 1936, Page 4

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AT BELMONT LINKS SPORTS QUEEN BENEFIT. SATURDAY'S RESULTS. The second tournament in aid of the Sports Queen in the Health Camp campaign to be held at. Belmont took place on Saturday and was well attended, 100 players taking part in the two competitions, the Canadian foursome and a four-ball bogey. The Canadian foursome was won by D. G. Young and Mrs. Young 3 up, and the four-ball bogey by the Grumitt brothers. Results included the following:— Canadian Foursome. D. G. Young and Mrs Young 3 up. R. C. Smith and Miss Bell 1 down. J. Harold and Miss Glenn 3 down. J. Harold and Miss Glenn 3 down. E. Gilbert and Mrs. Hobbins 4 down. Jackson and Mrs. Duncan 4 down. B. Harvey and Mrs. Harvey 5 down. H. Hobbins and Mrs. Gilbert 6 down. Four-Ball Bogey. Grumitt and Grumitt 8 up. H. Holroyd and L. E. Bassett. 4 up. E. MacDonald and L. W. Hogben 3 up. B. Grant and H. Siddall 3 up. D. Wilson and G. Mcßeth 2 up. E. Meldrum and H. Hartland 2 up. J. F. Harrison and Miss Neilson all square. PADGHAM LEADS FIELD WESTERN PROMNCES TITLE RECORD IN SOUTH AFRICA Received Nov. 22, 7.5 p.m. CAPETOWN, XJov. 21. Padgham, the British open champion, leads the field in the Western Province championship. In the second r?*nd he established a course recon; with 64, his aggregate being 136. W. J. Cox. of Wimbledon, was secon.l with 142.