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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1932, Page 5

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SHAW .WINS

OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

WELLINGTON, November 5.

The open championship resulted in A. J. Shaw' again being successful. In the fourth round he went out m 53 and home in 38 a total of 71. The leading scores in the open championship were: Ist 3rd 4th Tl. Day. Rd. Rd, Shaw 4 146 72 71 289 A. D. S. Duncan/ 4. 147 73 74 291 Douglas '(pro) ..•)£,£ MO 72 76 258 Moss (pro.) .... 148 82 70 300 Millard ... ... 153 73 78 304 Sime ‘ ... 158 71 75 304 H. A. Black ... 148 81 76 305 Silk ... ... ... 149 •78 78 305 Ritchie (pro.) ... 155 78 73 , 306 C. C. Clements (P«b):%56» |, 75; ( 76 , 307 Mclntosh (pro.) 157 74 77 308, J. L. Black 157 75 76 “308 Moss did a fine concluding round of 70, it, being thirty-five each way a magnificent performance, under the conditions, and gaining him the Jelljcoe Cup for the best single round in the open.

TJhe challenge vase presented by the lat© Mr Dennis O’Rorke for th e in-ter-club teams match decided in conjunction -with the third round,' was ■won by Hutt Club, with an aggregate of 310—Fisher 82,' Cook 77, McGregor 75, Wagg 76. Wanganui were runners-up with 318—Silk 78, Reilly 78, Goss 87, IH. M. Duncan 75.. -Other scores' were; —Wellington 321; fWaiiarapa, Otago, and Christchurch ■ • each, 327 ; Miramar 333. r b ■ •'

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