Queensland golf council backs national championship bid
At the annual meeting of the Queensland Golf Council debates focused on including Queensland in the national championship rota with a definite location for 1938 and rotating the senior events between Goodya and other courses. Delegates elected Mr. Myers as president with T. Hunter secretary, and a committee including L. Power Geo Brown and J. G. Anthon.
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Australiian Golf Union
Hunter
Queenaland
Wile Negmtivedt
Steging
Goodns
Lea
Goodna Club
Cowi~clits
Angelig
Gueensland
Rose Fray
Southport
A. Hallidey
Rockhampton
Norman von Who
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Royal Queensand
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Mra
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Edgar Betts
Ares Makey
Isotate
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Queensland Golf
Metal traders hold council golf day in Conon
The Council of Metal Trades Employers Association held a golf competition with 14 efforts and 79 participants. J W Thornley awarded the two Honda cups for winners, a steel-shafted prize by Wy Courtney for runners up, and two boxes of balls for third. The event drew Meg Halne and Mr Tate among others, emphasizing friendly business ties and plans for annual outings.
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Sham Weites
Council of Metal> Trades Eraployers! Association
Spén
Conon
Re. Coleutmnat Toute Ace
J. W. Thornley
Wy ‘Courtney
Prive
Messry
Salvangere
John Eine
Viode
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Squires
Tate
Manulachirus
Sydney Offen
BMP. Steel Works
Jockeys Golf Tournament Postponed Trophy Showdown
Jockeys and ex jockeys competed in a golf event at the Hanwhel course noting winning distances and trophies. Jim Pike claimed a silver contest prize with Mir A Smih presenting the award, amid remarks praising the Union's organizing efforts by Mr J D Baker and the mayor.
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Municipal
Pepylinus
Pike
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Jim Pike
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Caddies Protest Open Championship Eligibility
The NSW caddies championship raises issues as two young caddies were barred from entering the Ramitalian Open due to eligibility rules. Authorities at Royal Sydney Club held the boys neither professionals nor amateurs under the handicap system. The article calls for the Australian Union to revise conditions to fit junior entrants.
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Mefddilabor
NZ Golf Age Cup Challenge Cup To Be Held
The Governor-General presents the Bledmog Cup for an amateur aggregate title after four rounds of open competition. Four players travel, led by J. McLean the Scottish champion for the third time, with T. A. Bourn and Hon. M. Scott also on the team to Britain. Garnett also on the squad, facing big hitters and the Prince of Wales invitation.
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Brown
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New Zealand Golf Age
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Aweralia
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Prince of Wales
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Garnett
British Amateurs Tour to Australia Unveiled
The Australian programme HI 4DeED by Hon Michael Keott lists an Australia touring squad for the British Amateurs. International four member teams will contest the tests joined by selectors to be appointed by the Australian Golf Union. Melbourne hosts from November 6 with a match schedule including singles and foursomes across Sydney, Melbourne, and other states.
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Sussex
Australia
Anetealian Golf Union
Surney
Catcher 9
Sydney
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Nospitanty
Turenu
Scott's Hotel
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Kilian Club golfers win Wealth Terrison Memorial Cup in Sydney
Kilian Club players C C Ronald and Walter Clark win the Wealth Terrison Memorial Cup at Blanors in a fourball over 31 holes. Walter Clark, a leading figure from Killara, and Ronald, a club member, claim victory amid competitive rounds. The event featured strong pairs from Moore Park and Cammeray with several close finishes and a nine-hole playoff determining the final result.
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C. C. Ronald
Walter Clark
Blanors
Harrison
Ald
Ronaldia
Bettington
M. L. Kelly
Queensland Golf Club Sees Leadership Shake Up
In a tumultuous report from Brisbane golf circles, administrators announced a change in leadership after a series of events and resignations. The Royal Queensland club faces pressure as trusted figures step aside and Anointed successors prepare to assume duties amid ongoing contests.
Open and They Were Met Included When The Conditions Were Draws
A terse note reads open and they were met included when the conditions were draws, with fragmented phrasing from an older column. The line hints at an agreement or outcome despite competing factors, though specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
Motor Traders Clash At NSW NS tournament premier trophy won
Miller secured the MTA Cup with a 3412 96 score in a clash among motor traders at Bonnie Doon. Prizes were awarded for best gross and various handicap divisions led by A. Me Goldfiiech and G. J. Dur wari with multiple 0 and 18 hole grades noted among the field.
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Mecarefres
NS. Wales Motor
Cie ‘Wolf
Miller
Ty. A. Me. Goldfiieh
Collowy
Jules Prada
A.D. Salman
Imowirta
G. J. Durwari
Golf Club Dinner Highlights Pharmacists and Retailers Victory
The Manly Golf Club hosted a dinner for participants in a Canberra championship qualifier. G Maddie organized the event with J D Sorrier assisting. Prizes were donated by a club official as retailers claimed honors over the wholesalers in 1984. Finalists include Kanes, Williams, Tibberwan, and Richards, with several players advancing to semi finals in the TM grade championship.
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Arurun
G. Maddie
Dew
J.D. Sorrier
Manly Golf Club
Mun Lonsta
Repeeacntetver
The
Orne
Royal Canberra
Prude Kanes
Williams
J.tibberwan
Richards Cnn
Owen
J. Wallice
Davidson
Calvert
Neale
G. Woodrer
Nherode Sierra Hiei
Ron Stayton
Gibeon
Hya Brown
American Golfers Team Plans Tour to Australia
Indulgent father arranges for Lili to devote time to golf as American players prepare for a Australia tour. The text outlines travel costs to Melbourne and Sydney, guarantees of 600 pounds plus 500 pounds, and expenses for boats, wives, and attendants. It details an itinerary including matches in Sydney, Melbourne, and New South Wales, with international events from late October to December, ending with a return to England via Sydney New Zealand and Canada.
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Australia
Melbourne
Byaney
Thae-Thio
Sydney
Robert Harrow
Amedican Golfers’ Association
Stober
Auntrata
Tastans
Victoria
Kingston ‘Heath
England
New Zealand
Canada
Tasman Cup Returns in Wild Australian Women’s Golf Flight
In the New Zealand Women’s Championship quarter finals, Mia Kay defeated Hammond 4 and 4 while Mia Gulsond beat Lanculles by 2. Semifinal play features Miss Galeford, Miss Weels, and Miss Trobinsen with notable matches including Misa Kay and Milde Galsford.
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Malete
Hobinson
Mies Malley Tecture
Dvdssitin
Wiss Barnie-Grihan
Wiss Mindeod
Mike Munman
Mise Kay
Milde Galsford Vaud
New Zealand
Es Hammond
Mia Kay
Mia Gulsond
Miss
Lanculles
Clive
Uelng
Trobinsen
Galeford
Mira
Aton
Why Not Masseurs In Training For The Big Event
The piece questions training methods and the role of masseurs in preparing players for a major competition. It argues that excessive conditioning and physical strain may pressure players and reflects concerns about sports medicine practices and athlete well being.
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Wwe
Jaky
Uae
Evernaty
Eliate House
Lin
Paragon in Caddie Boys Standout at Manly Championship
A young caddie from Australia named Crema Currier, aged 10, impressed at the New South Wales Amateur Championship at Manly. He carried a complete set of high-grade clubs for Harry Hatsternley and posted the best 18 holes in the qualifying round, then matched the full 18 in a stunning stretch. The event showcased promising young talents in the embryo of a new generation of champions.
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Crema
New South
Tay
Uig Bestrot
Hechting Suirit
Mane
Hae
Australian golf stars tour Australia in October exhibitions
SNE SArazen and Joe Kirkwood join Don Esplin in an Australian exhibition tour with Melbour ne Centenary Championship events. They perform at Kensington Manly La Poronge Concord Bonnie Doon and Brisbane Newcastle Canberra and Brisbane again in October. The circuit also includes events in Sydney and Brisbane as part of the Melbourne Centenary tournament circuit.
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Sne.sarazen
Joe Kirkwood
Don Esplin
Wo Machanals
Kensington
Jon Parlor
Harry Hutteraley
Manly
Austra- Ney Om
Hot Envikiee
Audion
la Poronge
Bkinarp
Concord
Bonnie Doon
Queensland
Australian Open Champion Delivers Strong Form in Melbourne
The Australian Open champion showed sustained form since returning to the national circuit in Melbourne. A 60 off the attack highlighted his solid position in the Australian ranking, with observers noting his performance could signal more big events to come as the season progresses. Ronald and Clark were closely tracking the leaders, a sign of rising competition.
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Melbourne
Opes
Ronald and Clark
Feadera
Heela Wilth
Victorian Golfers Compete Across Major Melbourne Courses
Victorian amateur and professional championships unfold at Kingston Heath and Doncaster arranging challenging fields. Notables include A Spence, G Nademith, H Ferguson and W Lingford in the professional draw, with Ry Harris and H Boorer advancing in rounds. The Kingston Heath course hosts a wide entry, while absence of W L Hope is noted.
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