Golf

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 770, 17 September 1929, Page 14

Golf

TAUMARUNUI CLUB In the medal handicap played last week, A. Sandel, 80, 12—68, and Manson, 94, 2G —6B, were the two best scorers. Sandel wining. The finals for the club championship will be decided this week between Sandel and Stevenson (senior) and Harty and Seaton (junior). The following players have had their handicaps adjusted:—Sandel to 8, Manson to 23, N. Thomas to 14, Wilks to 11, Henry to 12, King to 19. This week a four-ball best-ball competition will be played, the draw being: Gilpin and Wood v. X. Thomas and Crawshaw, Coker and Simons v. Hamill and Fanthorpe, Albertson and Moore v. King and Arthur, Thynne and Groom, v Bakewell and I. Smith, Hughes and Lloyd v Richter and A. Simmons, Wilks and Svmo v. Henry and Manson, Smith and Holford v. Sandel and Laird. A “COOL HAND” I __ I A. ‘‘Cool Hand” is a man with sound j nerves—one who is never Hurried—- | one who never worries , unnecessarily. Are you a “Cool Hand”? ! not, vour nerves need attention—- : they need a course of Marshall’s FosJ pherine. | This concentrated nerve food makes j “Cool Hands” by soothing - and nourishj ing worn out and ragged nerves, re--1 chargers the entire nervous system with new life and energy. lou will notice a decided improvement after the first close. "Marshall’s” promotes appetite and digestion—induces healthful sleep. Get a six-sided carton from your chemist or storekeeper—loo doses for I 2s 6d. 2.