Brilliant Golf At Royal Brilliant Harold Maddigan Triumphs
Harold Maddigan won with 38 points on a count back at Royal on Saturday in a stableford handicap. Rex Day and Gerald Focken tied for second with 38, while Vic Armstrong beat Jack Fingleton on a count back with 39 gross. In C grade, Tony Robinson returned to form with 39, and mixed foursomes saw Verna and Onsie Bye triumph 82-67.
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Harold Maddigan
Pointe
Rex Day
Gerald Focken
Royal
Maddigan
Apeinta
Para
Goulburn
John Powell
Dey
New South
Lea
Vic Armstrong
Jack Fingieton
Armstrong
Aioe
Fingleton
Tony Robinson
Robinson
Rol Rimes
Jack Finptton
Rod Rimes
Verna
Onsie Bye
May Frierron
Rex Pyel
H. J. Maddigan
G. Foeken
Stroke Event At Yowant Golf Meet Details Standings
A stroke event at Yowant on Saturday saw Jim Chapman win A grade with a 180-1862 tally on a count back from Keith Norton who had 80-16-42. B grade winner Keith Doran led with 85-26-59 aided by Les Smith 86-23-63 and George Hitchins 82-19-63. C grade went to Joe Courtney with 88-27-61, edging Cec Grunow 93-27-66. Ball competition winners were Norton and Smith. top scores listed for A B C grades. Stableford yesterday saw Marcusson of Royal Canberra claim 35 points, followed by Neil Wallace and Wally Maddigan. Monthly medal and stroke eclectic fourth round set for next Saturday.
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Yowant
Jim Chapman
Keith Norton
Keith Doran
Ith
Les Smith
George Hitchins
Joe Courtney
Cec Grunow
J. Chapman
J. Courtney
C. Grunow
J. Allan
E. Grauler
R. Feeney
Stableford
Fra. Marcusson
Royal Canberra
Neil Wallace
Yowan
Wally Maddigan
Royal Canber
Anderson Reaches Final at International Lawn Tennis Tournament Duskitorf
Australia’s Al Anderson advanced to the men’s singles final at the International Lawn Tennis Tournament in Dus kidorf yesterday after defeating Hugh Fewart of the US 6-3 6-4. Ian Ayala of Chile defeated Cardy 6-3 6-3 to reach the final. Don was beaten in the wrn-finals.
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Anderson
Trabert Beats Head After Hard Game
Tony Trabert defeated Lew Hoad in a marathon 6 4 1 0 12 10 6 3 4 3 at Forest Hills in Kramer’s tournament of champions. Frank Sedgman beat Ken Rosewall 4 6 4 7 5 6 2 6 4. Pancho Gonzales beat Pancho Segura securing a 2,500 prize. Gonzales has won all four matches.
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York
Tony Trabert
Lew Hoad
Jack Kramer
Forest Hills
Hoad
Trabert
Frank Sedgman
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Pancho Segura
Gonzales
Ford Leads Pistol Shoot at Canberra Club
Ford led the pistol slow fire at 25 metres during the Canberra Pistol and Miniature Rifle Club event, edging J Lodge and B Seed in A grade. A Bell led B grade with 118, amid detailed results for all grades and handicaps across A and B divisions.
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B. Ford
Canberra
J. Lodge
B. Seed
A. Bell
R. McGarrigle
E. Wigley
K. Hudson
P. Manton
Four Equal At Federal Golf Meet Crowns Carter
The Federal event drew a 64 player field on Saturday. Wal t Carter won the major trophy on a count back over three others who finished square with the card. Count back also decided winners in B and C grades. A grade results: Carter Crampin Cabe Mitchell all square. B grade: L Thampson Ratford Sony minus one. C grade: J Quinn Tye minus six.
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B. C. Barlow
Walt Carter
Carter
C. [Crampin
oCabe
P. “Mitchell
Aquare
L. Thampson
J. Ratford
F.sony
J. Quinn
C. Tye
Brasil Takes 2 1 Lead Over Canada In Davie Cup Tie
Brasil leads Canada 2 1 in the first round Davie Cup tie in Montreal after Armando Vielera and Carl Fernandes defeated Dani Fortsna and Paul Willey in doubles. The winner faces the United States in the second round.
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Saute
Montreal
Brasil
Canada
Armando Vielera
Carlon Fernandes
Dani Fortsna
Paul Willey
United States
Kramer Sees Financial Loss From Tennis Tournament
Tournament ends today after a six day round robin event with about 12 000 paid spectators. Organizer Kramer says he expected 35 000 dollars for seven days and warns only a sell out can avoid loss. Rain reduced crowds and Australian pro Bedgman questions public apathy toward top players.
Thomson Finds Gap With Five Shots Back In German Open
Peter Thomson 143 trails leader Gary Player after two rounds in the German Open. Thomson five behind, with Allis and Rain limited also in contention. Final 36 holes to be completed later today as the leading 50 scorers race for the title.
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Culne Ourway
A.a.p.reuter
Australia
Peter Thomson
Gary Player
Peter Allis
Britain
Antonio Rain Limitead
Cerda
Argentina
Worrell Stars With Five for 24 At Lord's
West Indies spinner Frank Worrell bowled six left arm medium paces? No. Worrell took five for 24 as Middlesex were dismissed for 93 by close of play on the first day at Lord's.
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Frank Worrel
West Indies
Middlesex
Lords
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