Wagoa Wagsa Country Golf Club Annual Tournament Next Week
The Wagoa Wagsa Country Golf Club announces its annual tournament running Tuesday through Saturday next week. Associates and men compete on separate days with joint events on the final day. Riverina Championship timing, stroke and better-ball events, handicaps, and a tournament dance at the club house Saturday night are planned.
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Wagoa Wagsa Country Golf ‘Clube
Linteatrice
J. Cullen
Ihr Associatesr
Riverina
Graele
Tuesisy Afernoon
Wen
Junee Golf Tournament Concludes Amid Tight Scoring Display
The Junee Golf Club's annual tourney closed after midday conditions remained dry though cool. Notable performances included Len Bennett finishing 18 holes in 69.7 under stroke play, with Lang Suilley holding the course record at 72 last year and various clubs represented across divisions and events.
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Cluir
Fternoon
L. Barnett
K. Humpotya
Te. Bruce
Heynokson
A. Natheson
Weaver
Haherecht
Brooke
G.aurantus
Bh. Beonell
W.M. Taylor
G Trevellyn
Humphry
R- Wood
R. Brune
Ai. C. Reith
Leahy
Choice
G. Laurantus
Ly Bennett
R. Bruce
KM. Uwingbrya
Wood
C. West
Associa
MNS
Laurancus
WL. Mire
Edwards
Lang Suilley
Varandera
Preddie Hall
Profeselous
Bennett
Nydies
Championship match results and partner pairings
The report lists multiple pairs in a championship event with scores from varied games. It mentions Misses Tyieh Blackwell Sheatner Miliew and Lamont among participants, along with Messrs Bennett, Dawnst Weaver Worthington and Downe, and others, with scattered scores and upsets noted.
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Mrs. Radalite
Mel Tuner
Bennett & Dawnst
H, Worthington & Dows
Asnee Championship BASSINGTHWAITE WINS The Junes tournament
Bassingthwaite of Coola wins the Asnee Championship at The Junes tournament with strong showings from Moses N and J Commins. The event features several strokes and handicaps with participants including Gelman Bennete Reynulleon Paech and Massick in various divisions.
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Bassingthwaite
Championshin
Moses N. Bassingthwaite
Coola
P. Gelman
Coots
L. Bennete
J. Commins
D. Reynulleon
Merrigan
Paech
Natander
Smas
H Massick
Marrar
W. Bhaperecht
N. Bassinghwaite
Boyron
Marcy
W. Haberesht
Ht. Bastich
Ted
E. Whitch
Tooth
Thompson Ted
Mternoon
C. Tooth
Worthington
Stroke
Haydon
Hila Blackwell
Oh. If. Bruce
R. G. Weaver
Rock The Rock club set course for fairways and greens
The Rock club guides fairways and moist links for the Use auawal tournament in July. Narrandera’s Jolley Cup saw Leeton lose by a narrow margin in a tense finish. Jolley Cup matchups featured C F Garrett versus L Johnston in a 4 all sensational finish with Garrett winning on the 20th.
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The
Rock Club
G. Gracie
Gmds
G. Palmer
Hy Board
Tai A. Bennett
Mies Futchings
Len Bennett G
den- Edna's
Pestett
Prada
Keith
Wm Tooth
Melklejonu
Local Handicap Controversy and Club Results Persist
Confusion over handicap procedures continues in aggregations and rounds as associations struggle with adjustments for non standard conditions. Club member performances and championship draws are recorded, including notable scores from Mrs Cox, Miss Wunsch, and Henty club leaders with details of first round draws and stroke results.
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Tven A
Henty
W. R. Roheleh
de J Picions
Ganley
Ny Holder
Ky Dunsey O
McLaren
G. Sailth
G. Thomason
Local billiards tournament entries rise in Wagga
Wagga fire officer Mr. Phillips reports growing entry numbers for the animal billiards tournament. He notes 160 entries so far and hopes the total nearly doubles before closure. Those not yet entered are urged to contact the wire station.
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Wagga
Government Plans 1800 Pound Boost for O18 Copar Branch
The Government aims to spend about £1800 to improve the O18 Copar branch and railway farms condition. When the nilas is developed, an estimated 200 mim will be wired.
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Copar
Mina Cony
NSW country golf title sparks first round at Lakes Links
In Sydney the NSW LG country championship commenced at Lakes Links. Mrs Helen Mac knight Aliwry posted 86 among top contenders alongside Mrs Wink Kasdas and Migs M Philips Lithgow. V Ebert led the field but was unable to play later rounds. Miss Muckalelt qualified with 181.
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the Lakes Links
Sidney
Helen Macknight
Aliwry
Wink
Kasdas
Migs M. Philips
Lithgow
Elf
Mias Mackntght
Riverina
Junee
Miss
Ales Meares
Mrs
Neve
Miss Bray
Robbenn
Mies Philjs
Rules of Golf Penalties and Play Procedures
The text outlines golf rule interpretations on ball in play penalties, moving or replacing balls, marking the hole, lifting and replacing the ball, and order of play. It notes when strokes are penalized, the difference between stroke play and match play, and handling disputes during a round. It mentions players and opponents, caddies, and the need to claim disputes before the next tee.
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Limsetl
Josee
Jose
Australia Wool Industry Urged by Premier at Sheep Breeders Meeting
At a Sheep Breeders Association gathering Premier Stevens urged strong support for the wool industry. He emphasized its vital role for the community and projected substantial long term benefits, noting historical high values and economic importance for Australia.
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Australia
Mr. Stevens
Auetratia
Wagga Golf Club Match Described In Erratic Text
An incomplete report from Wagga Golf Club describes a match with unclear phrasing. Players named include Veal and Sullivan, with vague mentions of scoring and outcomes.
Centenary Air Race Flight Delay Prompts Shipments
A Sydney notice reports Sir Charles Wingsford Smith and pilot Smid plan to fly in the Centenary Air Race. Funding shortfalls forced a London based Lockheed purchase delay while dockyard workers agreed to assist in preparations. The Lockheed is slated to depart June 27 from Cork dockyard for New York.
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Obatigs
New York
Jour Stanacge
Sir Charles
Sydney
Smnlthy
Corknina
Charles Wingsford-Smith
Merinosit
Professor Chapman Died From Poisoning According to Coroner
The City Coroner ruled that Professor Chapman died from the effects of morphine and another unknown poison administered willfully. The death occurred on May 19 at the Tubersity in Sydney as he faced alleged defalcations.
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Chapman
Sydney
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Une
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B. Sy
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H. Siphera
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Marrow
Aw Associates
Oliver Aa
Tis
Fisgerala
Harraw
Bora
Gehan
Tariett
Sullivan
Dr. Ssutver
He Keevers
Dawny
A. Chishohe
Humes
K McBay
Gedusratt
Tau
Wiehardson
J.B. Suubiseian
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Rotman
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Whynsels
Mire
Mies
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Smithy
Professor Chapman
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