Prime Minister Lyon Golf Round Records Small Windfall
Prime Minister Lyon played golf on Thursday at Royal Canter and earned 10/- during the round, calling it a good omen. He transferred the money to his secretary and announced the discovery as favorable. Douglas, his longtime private secretary, will leave for Sydney. Major Oserenil Pullman is named as his successor in External Affairs.
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Amateurs Allow Participation in Victorian PGA Exhibitions
Victorian golfers debated allowing amateurs to join exhibitions with visiting pros ahead of Bobby Locke’s visit. The Victorian PGA found no objection, while Jim Farrier refused to play against Locke. Amateurs are seen as strong audience draws, with potential nonpro entries from other states and overseas for the November championships.
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Victorian Golf Association
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Jim Farrier
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von Midas
Victoria
Oakinge
WGA
Jack Follerters
Relaxation Is Secret Of Success In Golf
Perth reports A D Locke South African champion aged 21 drew fresh interest to Western Australian courses with his relaxed swing. Critics note his superb long game though conditions and unfamiliar bush terrain hindered him. Locke and Tom Howard clashed with D Cullen and J C Howard, producing tight play and a 8 up 2 to play victory for Locke’s team. Locke later played in Adelaide with strong showing including a 68 stroke round at Kooyong before traveling south.
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Tom Howard
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Mount Yokine
Vitamins and Sleep Improve Golf in Melbourne Club Tale
A Melbourne club member known as Joe Tenmarker explains his nine month course of diet, sleep, and light exercise to shave four strokes off his golf handicap. He credits daily routines, better nutrition, and mental calm for steadier putts, longer drives, and improved scoring.
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Open golf event yields record low score at Indooroopilly
J A Armstrong sent out winner B V Allen of the Municipal Club led a big turnout last Saturday at Indooroopilly near Brisbane in the National Open prep. Allen shot a net 65 to set a new record in the event while W FH Stanley Gailes Club and B Gill also performed strong. Chapman Gailes and L B Baker Indooroopilly shared high finishes in a showcase of form from the season.
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Ferrier Dominates Early Open Championship Play
Ferrier leads after a strong start, finishing five strokes ahead of Waterson and Parker etc. He posted rounds of 72 and 71, demonstrating a sharp handicap and top form. Phillips and Tanner also posted notable scores as the field qualified for later rounds.
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Matches With Locke In Queensland Exhibition Controversy
Public interest grows as Queensland clubs debate exhibition match approval. Seth African Tacke and von Nida face Royal Queensland scrutiny for October dates amid club secretary concerns and anticipated replies about course use under new coalitions.
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Golf match results summarize early round winners
In the second round of match play numerous players secured victories. Notable results include A C Black defeating A Taylor 6 and 3, Sydney Jones overcoming Mr Culler 1 and 0, Langworth edging Macpherson 1 up, and Tanner beating Rowan 1 and 4. Other wins featured Devier over Benjamin 4 and 3, Heard over Trenerry 5 and 0, Carroll over Barker 2 and 1, Hughes over Ewing 1 up, Carter over Apperty 1 up, Watercon over Davies 7 and 2, and Headiam over Vuals no score.
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Carrelhant Loneworth
Bowls Notes and Personalities Highlight No. 2’s Key Role
Sydney bowling writers praise the No. 2 position as vital, with emphasis on leadership, placement, and “cradle grip” technique. Notable voices include R Jobson and Walter Duncan of Wellington NZ, while Petersham clubs and local figures like Jack Grice and JREG Burbury are noted for their impact and club activities.
Facing the Bowler’s Posture and Safe Stance
The article urges players to align body parts toward the target when delivering bowls. It warns against an upright, erect stance that misaligns hips knees and shoulders, causing poor balance and disaster. Emphasizes sighting with the thumb and keeping rings facing the course for accuracy.
Big Brother and America in Tennis Branding Debate
A fragmented editorial discusses American branding of tennis and Bowls culture, comparing American and British approaches. It argues America will push branded products into the sport, while noting tensions over commercialization and national identity, with predictions for next year’s championships.
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Why Players Migrate In Sports Leagues
The passage debates player migration as teams struggle with depleted rosters. It argues migrants leave degraded clubs for better fields, while clubs must raise standards to compete. It notes the cycle of higher grade players leaving and teams aiming to win sections or improve efficiency to advance.
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