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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
5
Wet weather faded from memory as golfers gathered for a stroke competition last weekend. The programme was shortened to a fourballless event for both sections with Mr C Pippett serving as steward. Scores from last Saturday include notable results among the ladies.
Gardens A defeated Spaldings 58 to 28 with one set dropped all afternoon. Eddy and Beardmore beat Graham and Allan 7 3. Miss Gillies with J McKay beat Mrs Graham and Miss Hanley 7 4. Eddy and Hiscock beat Graham and Galbraith 7 1. Gillies and Oakes beat Mrs Graham and Miss Papst 7 0. Beardmore and Hiscock beat Allan and Galbraith 7 6. Gillies with J McKay beat Hanley and Papst 7 2. Eddy and Gillies beat Allan and Hanley 7 2. Beardmore with J McKay beat Galbraith and Papst 7 3. Hiscock with Oakes lost to Graham and Mrs Graham 2 7. Gardens A won by 30 games.
Methodists defeated Albion 63 to 14 as Albion struggled with player losses this season. Skewes and David led wins, with multiple doubles and sets noted. Methodists claimed a 49 game margin in a dominant performance across the lineup.
In a local club round, Gardens B (59) defeated Linton (38) in a notable matchup while several doubles results featured Spowart with partners such as Evans Rohner and Mrs Spowart with Miss Grant. Miscellaneous humorous anecdotes followed as a lighter note.
Sunshine Town Hall will host the Sunshine Presbyterian physical culture class annual display on October 31. The event showcases varied routines from the seven year old program, with senior and junior divisions awarded handsome black belt shields presented by Mr T E Robinson. Ce W J Pridham J P and Mrs Pridham will attend, with Pridham presenting medals to winners.
Miss Baxter is seen at her Private Rest Fee 75 Derby Road East Nottingham on and after October 1 until further notice.
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