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[by •riiwtc.itAi'Jt—t'j:it muss association. WANDAXI f, ,Sept. 27. The Golf championship continued today in perfect conditions, when the professional semi-final commenced. Brooks playing: I lam at the end of the first eighteen holes was six up, having done the round in 72, a record for the tournament. Moss met Hood and was nine, up, with eighteen lades played, doing the round in 75. Mo-s was playing splendid golf, Ids long stuff being exceptionally good. Hood’s work on the green was lielow his usual standard.
SEMI-FINAL. WANGANUI. Sept. 27. In the golf semi-final Brooks boat Ham. 7 up and 0 to play. .Moss beat flood twelve up and eleven to play. .Moss and Brooks piny oil' to-morrow in the lim'd. I'.S.A. I’I.AV. NEW YOKE, Sept. 2n. At Pelham, in the third round. Kirkwood defeated Farrell one up, after trailing behind his opponent most of the way. Sarazcn deteated Campbell three and two. Hagen deteated Bolden four and three. END DISH PLAY. LONDON, Sept. 27. Wethcrcd won the William fourth medal at St Andrew’s in a brilliant round of seventy-two despite a six at first. Wethered, seventy-one. in the Open Championship, 102.1, was the amateur record for the course.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1923, Page 1
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