Royal Sydney Reaches Premership Final After Tight Season
Royal Sydney gains a final berth after a tight season in which they lost only two of six ties at Manly and won four of five at Rose Bay. The No 1 division tallies show Royal Sydney five wins in six, with Manly Moore Park and Australian four each. Three Royal Sydney victories came by a single match margin.
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Sydney
Manly
Rose Bay
Flyde
Parramatta
Teton
New South Wales
Bannie Dean
H. M. Cutter
Royal Sydney
Jim Ferrer
Cutter
A. Shepherd
Royal Sydney Club
J. Morrell
Tun
N. T. Pulver
Gould
Prosper Billa
Pymble
the Lakes
T. Tanner
Cours
Pennant
Killera
Pennant Eth
Et. P. Reed
I. J. Withytombe
Mochub
Moore Park
Australian
Killara
Concord
Bonnla Doon
Ryde-Parramatta
Champions Don't Have Inferiority Complex
An article discusses confidence among golf champions, citing Norman von Nida at Kingston Heath Victoria and remarks by amateurs about potential scoring. It notes notable golfers like Jim Ferrier George Naismith Harry Williams and O. Whitton as examples of self belief paired with skill, asserting confidence as key to success.
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Norman von Nida
Kingston Heath
Victoria
Ony
Jim Ferrier
Revival of Kirk Windeyer Cup Suggested
A revival proposal for the Kirk Windeyer Cup pits New Zealand against an Australian State. The Cup dates from 1927 but lapsed after 1944 when New Zealand defeated New South Wales on a Dominion course. NZ authorities favor continuing the event. the Australian Golf Union doubts if it fits within major championships.
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New Zealand
New South Wales
Ike
Australia
Msed AP Bia Nowy
New Zealand women golfers travel to defend title in Sydney
New Zealand women golfers arrived in Sydney on Monday to compete at the Australian championship meeting starting Friday at the Australian Club course. The team to defend the Tos Toa Cup includes Mrs Fullerton Smith, Mrs Crombie, and Miss Helane Horwell and Tloming, with Mrs Hollis unavailable. Oliver Kay previously won the Austrian title in 3039 and 178. The New South Wales team for Interstate matches will be chosen from several players, while the Pennant Hills Club reports Bath winning a match 3 up with a precise tee shot on the 6th hole.
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Jeleves
New Zealand
Sydney
Ubte
Fullerton Smith
Crombie
Helean
Horwell
Tloming
Hollis
Oliver Kay
Vwi
Vr de Tse
New South Whalen
Clemente
Corry
Crago
Mise Ebert
Hore
3. McKay
M. Rankin
Clive Robinson
Pennant Hills
Bath
Canberra Golf Scenes Welcome High Commissioner and Staff
In Canberra, Royal Canberra Golf Club hosts a welcome for Sir Geoffrey Whiskard the British High Commissioner as Lola Shine departs for London. Rumors place Dominik Sedgwick as next official secretary with Mac McFarlane returning from London to resume play. Club members and department guests enjoy a lively round despite unpredictable weather and the nearby ALFY Cup event draws limited outside entries.
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Ware Royal
Canberra
Australia
Geoffrey Whiskard
Lola. Shine
London
Geoffrey
Seleching
Royal Canberra
Wag the Mart
Ranfurly
Letseliing
Dominiong Office
Offchil
R. R. Sedhwick
Australian Golf Roundup Echoes Manly and Melbourne
In a busy weekend of Australian golf, Jim Perrier defeated A Buckig by 13 up in the Manly Sydney club final after a superb 36 holes with six birdies and a near par round. H M Cutler’s putter troubled him as he lost to Perrier in interclub play. Across Melbourne, Whitton narrowly beat Ballieu in Royal Melbourne match play while von Nida praised Kingston Heath after a 72 from the outsider tees. Norman von Nida then impressed Adelaide by shooting two under par on Kingston Heath. Doran edged MacLister to claim the Pennant Hills title, and Cullitone, long noted golf writer, passed away, leaving a void in Australian golf journalism.
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IM Ferrier
N.S.W
A. Buckig
Manly
Sydney
Buckle
Agelhat Perrier
Teena
H. M. Cutler
Jim Perrier
FL Moore
Avendala
A. W. Uther
Yiotorys
d._Barker
Norman von Nida
Kingston Heath
Vic
Adslaide
von Nida
Wititton
John Ballilou
Rmat
Royal Melbourne
Bailleu
Ivo
bin Ialeyon
Whale misadventure on Barrier Reef fishing trip
Boatman Jim recalls a fishing tale off Hook Island where two tunny and several handline fish were missed as a giant whale surfaced behind them. Mr Stevenson wrestled with a huge catch that ultimately snapped free, the line pulled toward depths as the whale breached, leaving his best fish lost to the sea.
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Stevenson
Jim
NSW Golf Council Eyes Open Prize Increase
The NSW Golf Council urges higher prize money for the Open and allows professional players to share a larger first prize. It proposes deleting the amateur rule, with deficits borne by all states, and notes The Lakes Sydney already offers £100 annually to professionals. Pros have dominated recent Open titles, with Whitton and Michael Scott noted as top amateurs.
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Australian Golf Union
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Hanlwell
Attorney-General
National Insurance
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Commonwealth
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May Parker
Charlie Thomas
Frank Cox
Treasury
Mac
McFarlane
Oyal
Harry Sheehan
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X - Oval
N. R. Pulver
Erie Pope
Claude Healy
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Pennant Hille
Macellister
Graenee
Jas
von Nids
Thia
Von
Whitton
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Adelaide
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Dick" Payne
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Argus
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Edgar
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Alex Fae
Balla
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Cammeray
Nigel Smith
A.W. Martin
Thomas
Pymble Cob
A.C. Black
Rumill
W. BD. Achiimd-Horman
Ackingl- Horman
Rymill
Mrs. Fullerton-Smith
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Hook’ Island
Tucker
Mr.Moran
Mr. Ptevenson
Mr. Stevenson
N.S. W. Council
Min B
Prgtriglea
N.S.W. Golf Council
W " O Whitton
Michael Scott
M. J. Ryan
Apollo
Stockbridge
Ross
Slapton
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