Wagga Golf Club Hosts Mined Foursome Event
The Wagga Golf Club plans a mixed foursomes event tomorrow afternoon with members hosting guest partners and afternoon tea for attendees.
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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
5
The Wagga Golf Club plans a mixed foursomes event tomorrow afternoon with members hosting guest partners and afternoon tea for attendees.
Thursday's handicap against par produced results with Misa L. Cullen and Mise 2, Parker 5 up, and multiple players including Mrs. Monks, Mis J. Wattsy, Miss M. Blake, and Mrs. HIM noted as square. TH grade prize awarded to Mrs. G. M. Cox with 7H 28 50 and Mrs. L. Anderson 70 2a.
Tomorrow at 1.45 Wagga will defend the Brereton Cup against the Country team in a likely close contest. Teams listed include Wagga players Blake Cunningham Chapmay Fitzgerald Higgins Watts and Wagen lineup featuring Hanes McLeish Chun Dunstan Paull with reserves awaiting ahead of the hour delay.
The NSW amateur championship highlighted a youthful runner Allan Waterson age 17 from Moore Park who eliminated J K Harrson on the fast green. In the other semi final H W Hale Twealey, the state's long hitter, defeated Paweet seven up and two to play.
Sydney report says H W Hattersley defeated 17 year old Alan Waterson of Moore Park 9 up and 1 to play to clinch the N S W amateur golf championship in the Anal. Hattersley led early and was five up at lunch, Waterson fought back in the afternoon but Hattersley closed out the 36 hole match at the sixth hole. Waterson, though defeated, played a remarkable game for his age.
On Wednesday WR Ronriell broke the course record with a 69 one over par but failed to win the handicap. H Hodgson shot 78, W R Robrich 62, F Waits 66, and B Bartyeh 64 in the event. Ronriell defeated Avorn 2 up to win the club championship while Associates medal results show Mrs Bouveret at 68 and Mrs Watts at 73 among several scores and standings.
British Open Championship final set as T. A. Bourne and Hon. Michael Scott meet after Scott defeated Duslap of the United States 4 and 2. Bourne previously beat Tolley in a 2010 match to reach the final.
The Humula Golf Club held its annual tournament on Monday in ideal moist weather. Visitors from Turcutta Waogea Harden and Holbrook joined local players for a full day of play from 10 00 a m to dusk. The most successful were Mr W Pitagrild of Wueg and Mrs McMahan of Harden among Associates, with keen matches by Messié Holmes Hansel Parra and others.
A fractured summary notes the Junew tournament as mostly successful with rain aiding course readiness for Riverind Championship. It mentions Lockhart W Morrison and He Belling winning the Canadian foursomes at Weynes Hiay with scores around 90 and 60s. References to other players and a stray incident about golf balls and a tribe are included, but details are unclear and fragmented.
Mrs Bonney the Queenstown air woman arrived at Croydon after a perilous journey from Australia surviving many vicissitudes. She recounted nearly colliding with a mountain during a flight to Sofia and landing in Gmund Austria where crowds mobbed her aircraft and searched her luggage. She plans to sell her machine and possibly return to Australia depending on her husband.
Balranald hospital funds receive £109 donation from Conradler at Gunbar. Mion Joan Kelly of Marrar suffers a minor mishap when an overturned caldian container spills its contents.
The notice lists multiple local deaths including Mary Hedeewa Hallam of Margytte Street Newtown, Violet Ethel May Taber of Uranquinty, Amy Kathleen Lenehan of Arajpel Station, and Mrs Amy Kathleen Lenehan. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings across Wagga, Grong Grong and surrounding towns. Funeral services were held at St Andrew’s and the Church of England Uranquinty and final interment at Wagga cemetery Catholic portion.
After a Krems cabinet meeting a grenade salvo injured twenty guards. The government vowed swift action to curb extremism. Austria’s football federation cancelled the Germany match in Frankfurt and Viennese regatta entries were withdrawn due to the crisis.
The Beis Kuanetar submitted by the tupnetas Commission proposes tighter credit regulation. Officials promise readuri on Uninghe udona ta aHy IRAE Lhe and pleas for central bank coordination. Chambenoit urged a conference to set control standards and discuss further credit coordination and policy tools.
A historical agricultural note discusses global wheat glut estimates for the harvest season, noting world export totals from major producers including the United States and European nations. It projects export volumes will be lower than last season due to heavy harvests in Europe and imposed restrictions, with prices and quantities indicated for November and July comparisons.
Cabinet selects Mr J Merrett for Meat Indwervlay post after subcommittee recommendation. Salary to be decided later as Merrett, previously an accountant and committee member, replaces the former Meat Board appointee amid ongoing reforms and abolition talks.
A bandit gang looted a van and scattered a crowd near Wynyard station on Monday afternoon. They forced open a rear door, seized mail, and damaged a motor car while police investigated the incident and examined the scene.
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