LOST GOLF CLUBS
Player'i Fortunate Recovery Tbe set of golf clubs wbicb was romoved from a car in Christchurch on tsaturday bas been Tecovered, tbe owner, Mr. ^ C. J. Ward, a prominent golfer, receiving a telephone message irom a second-hand dealer in Colombo street that sbe bad a bag of clubs answeriug tbe description of tbe set wb'fb was removed. Mr. Ward investigated, linding tbat tbey were tbe lost clubs. Mr. Ward bad acquired a new sct of WGoden club.i and had playcd only onc round with them before they disappeared. With the Australian cbampionships starting in a few days, h was j»Jaced in an awkward predicameut for Lavlng entered for tb champiriDbbips and witb the limitei time remnining he would not bavt been al.le to buy u new set and pvac ti#e witb it.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 189, 27 August 1937, Page 13
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