Bettington Mitchell Trial In Historic Oxford Varsity Match
A garbled report hints at Bettington or Mitchell involved in a historic New South Wales and Australia golf scene linked to Oxford Gittnets Ant and St Andrews. The text references an upcoming match between Oxford and Oni Weldge, with unclear claims of players like Mitchell-Trnes and achievements for NSW and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews
Kew
Woltington
Australia
Ore
New South Wales
Austeath
New Ruut Wales
Gulf
Che
Mitchell-Trnes
Whitton Wears Eye Glasses in Mornington Playoff
The report highlights Ryan’s runaway win at Mornington, with Whitton near second and Williams hampered by tricky greens. It notes Ryan’s precise yet risky approach, praise for Elis and Downing, and remarks on Payne and other players’ form amid rough trees and challenging putting conditions.
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Lyon Whilton
Willian
Ryan
Hias
Mord- Ington
Uma
Elis
Ule
Ren Wizardry
Mame
Tony
More Than a Goon Golfer Reveals Veteran Skill
A fragmented report highlights Ren Perimein, father of an Australian amateur, asserting enduring golf strength. Despite age and mixed local attention, he demonstrates steady form with a recent handicap reduction at a Marly event, praised by Ferrier and club officials for his perseverance.
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Ren
Perimein
Els
Pion
Reguris
Adele
Marly
Morrlan
Ferrier
Sen
Bass
Fle
Golf Club
Ferrier and Thompson Capture Open Foursomes at Manly
USTRALLAN amateur champion Jim Ferrier and veteran George Thompson of Bonnie Doon won the Open Foursomes at Manly with a 69, three under par, beating the course record by four. They led with a 34 first half, two birdies in each nine, and only two bogeys all round. They have a history of bowing titles in Bow South Wales events and have defeated strong fields such as Hornabrook and Sill in recent open foursomes. Thompson dazzled throughout while Ferrier steadied the back nine.
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Ustrallan
Jim Ferrier
George Thompson
Bonnie Doon
Manly
Howe
Pau
Ag Cthede
South Wales
Australia
New Seasland Pole
Hornabrook
Sill
Royal Sydney Links
Classic Example at Long 13th Hole in the Championship
The article describes a golf round with players Ferrier Thompson Wor yerra and Chauny, noting a 308 yard tee shot and a No.5 approach. It recalls pairings like Hattersley and Mackionike and mentions Manly Open Foursomes wins and early struggles on the front nine while recounting holes and shots in a lengthy club contests.
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Thawnson
Perthing
Ferrier
Thompson
Ant Woerier
Aminute
Chainyson
Sian Weane
Kane
Harry Hattersley
Dr. Roe
Royal Queensland Romp Home In Seasonal Playoff Fuss
Royal Queensland dominated the season with six wins to one at home and a close tie with rival Brisbane in a playoff on a smooth indoor track. Controversy over eligibility and local player participation sparked debate as clubs near the town challenged restrictions and urged inclusivity for nearby talent.
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M. W. Yeo
Golf Leagie
Thranely
Victorian school master loses stroke amid golf round
A Melbourne golf round features master A Pusseth and veteran Hugh Rosa, the grand old man of the Royal Melbourne Club. Rosa, 77 last year, shot a notable 70 on the west course and again at 77 this year, continuing his record of consistent play despite age and health concerns.
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Royal
Schonlmaster
A. Pusseth
Fassell
Hugh Rosa
Royal Melbourne Cub
West Coursg
Royal Queenslanders Triumph in Club Pennant Golf Clash
The Royal Queenslanders led by Green and Tyrrell defeated Sten Frans in a clash of champions. A.J. Slanhard and Ned Tyrrell among others boosted the Royal lineup as Brisbanes clubs showcased improving play and sportmanship. The event highlighted pennant play’s role in raising standards and encouraging participation across clubs.
VACKY MACQUEEN STORMS TO GLORIOUS GOLF DISPLAY
The article details Vacky Macqueen’s near record drive over 400 yards in a trophy event at Andersley, with Hattersley and partners showing strong form. It notes Macqueen’s long tee shot close to the bunker, the pair’s solid play, and a debate over limit on clubs, plus a critique of equipment rules and caddie reactions.
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Aland
Australia
Hattersley
Etl, Macqueen
Prin
Ukes
Keane
Bath
Enoh
Hall Nhota
Allehrs
Lila Liged
Trophies and betting doubts haunt golf trophies scene
The Melbourne golf scene faces questions over trophy handling and recipient practices. Reports describe suspected swaps and improper orders, with alleged influence from a golf association and alarming transfer of trophies to eager organizers. Investigations touch players, clubs, and governing bodies as concerns rise over integrity.
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Poly Bella
Clube
Ing Stockinga
V.ga Thes
Aven
Melbourne
Golf in Queensland Roots of the Game in Brisbane
An old Queensland golf note traces the sport’s beginnings through early figures and venues, naming Gale and several clerical and civic figures tied to the development. It notes the 1890s links in the Coorong region and the move toward formal clubs, culminating in the Brisbane Golf Club’s rise and the Royal Queensland Golf Club’s plan to extend the course to about 6700 yards for the next season.
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Royal Queensland
Nlimcal
Fin Treyat
Loo
Brisbane
Greensland Raport
Booth Claims New Pro Championship Title
The report details Booth securing a five stroke margin to win the New South Wales Pro Championship with rounds of 71 72 70 and 74. Balzar finished runner-up with a score of 203 and several players posted notable scores. The event highlighted Booth’s steady play and Balzar’s strong patches amid a field including Concord and Canberra associations.
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Bool
Theoyweh
Te Waa Hawk
Eliehtereoma
Por
Bot Glages
Balzar
S. Be Booth
Haldarine Lake
Royal Sydney
Spanes
Concord
Cohen
Marcus Clute
Patter
Conovul
Canbarra
Soutar
Palmer
Campbell
Mew
Bovdlelaa
Bolger
Carnarvon
Tia Howard Brau
Sporta
Ginmian
Wagga
Gouin
Ile Fe ‘Barr
Bastl
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Whitton
Lagi Gaeney
Fordune
Myol Teyon
Metalle
Imta
Williams
Barry Wiliams
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Puddin
Harey
Mina
Mornington
Dick" Payne
Woodlands
Raed
Warrior
White Thompson
George Thoorpen
Royal Queensland Romp Home
Syd.) Golf Course
Sak
Thea
Georga Crroflllel
Hie
Donnie Yoon
No Lennie
Ie Anefelors
Lennie Leon
Bentes
Royal Queenan
Paler
Toofe
Mpimbers
Leunter George
Green
Hie Eldte
Sten Francs
Prancis
Belabnne
Royal Queenslanders
G. Thomson
DB. Skinper
C. D
Art A.J. A. Shepherd
Wints
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Sriguana
Thomas Hall
Bunels
Wrn
Briabarie
Ned Tyrvell
Rere
Thoneh
Iy Gott
Mora
Briabane
R. G. Gale
Ne.y. Club
Gricy
Moore Park
W. Hore
Jon
Psn Macqueen
Owas
Cariony
Tonil
Wall
Woods
Belize
Bayer Ordarsiata
Tades
Queensland
Queensdami
Fookhampton
Wiherefrom
To-Tiuy
Galr
Linneoll
Thun
EL Irving
Tha Davies
Lac Lamington
Hy Trodaham
Or. Wihiteler
Tyros
Gale
Holt
Otis
Mabie
Sal of Gio
Dhe
Brisbane Golf Chile
Pene
Clo
Tb, Burton
Booth
Benceral Pribe Fis
Chiartes Bonth
Mayor Park
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