AUSTRALIAN OPEN

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 90, 13 October 1934, Page 13

AUSTRALIAN OPEN

W. BOLGER STILL LEADS

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graph—Copyright. SYDNEY, October 12. Ideal weather prevailed for the second round of the Australian open golf championship, and scores generally were,better than yesterday. ■ '. The leaders at the end of the second round were:— ■'....,■ W Bolster . 09 72—141 Spence* 72 70-142 Kirkwood (U.S.A.) ..:..:<... 73 73-140 Sarazen (U.S.A.) 74 73-14/ Corry ....'...; 74 73—147 Richardson 75 73—148 East ........ 75.73-148 Waterson 74 76-150 Armstrong ' .74,76—150 &**««• • :::::::::•:: S?£!£ Eyre YYYYYYY." ...7773-150 Others include:—Yon Nida, a young Queensland professional, 77, 74—151; Bradshaw (Victoria), 77, 75—152; Ferrier, 76, 76—152; Cohen, 76, 76—152; Kelly, 78, 74—152; Bettington, 79, 73—152; E. L. Apperley. 77, 77—154; R. J. Withycombe, 81, 73—154; Dobson, 84,.'78—102. Bolger continued to lead the field as the result of n steady par round, closely followed by Sper.ce, the young Leura professional, who returned the best card of the day. Spence was in bunker 9on a number of occasions, but recovered brilliantly. Bettington, after being out in 40, returned with 443434434 for 33, which is four under par. Sarazen and Kirkwood were followed by large galleries. They were again troubled by the pace of the greens, but are within striking distance of the leaders. The leading 60 play in the final 30 'holes tomorrow.