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INTERPORT GOLF TOURNEY

FULL DESCRIPTION OF FIRST THREE DAYS PLAY

Yesterday, the third day's golf of the Interport Series was played, the Hume players being opposed to. Manila in the Singles Matches.

The morning round being played on the Old Course and the after noon round on the New Course.

The conditions were all but pleasant for the players, there boing a cold hiting wind blowing throughout the day, and this wind had undoubtedly inde the greens much faster than they were on

Thursday,

The Final Results. M. W. Budd lost by one hole to i

A. V. Ednie O. E.

9 N. S. Wotherspoon.

L. R. Andrewes won by 8 and 8

J. J. Mason.

T. A. Peares lost by one hole to

A. D. Gibl

A. E. Lisaan won by 8 and

J. R. MeFie.

B. RJ Mitchell lost by 3 and 3

J. R. H. Masón Note. The first names repre-

sent Hong Kong. wins. Hong Kong having won the Hong Kong a wins Manila 3 fourtall matches, they thus har benten Manila by a paints to 0.

At the end of the morning round ish, the Old Corse, the state of the

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Budd and Ednis al square, Marton 3 up on Wotherspoon. Androwes 5 up on Mason, Jr. Pearce 7 down to Gibbs. Lissaman 7 up" on McFie.

afternoon Young Tam" staged 'n' "Comeback" which denotes he ia s "Chip off the old block." Pearce was out in 1, and this could well have been loss, as he thrice putted Mitchell and Macon, Sr., all from about-5. ft. At the eth, and

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After Tiffin,

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After tiffin Manila put forth their best efforts despite feeling the cold wind more than our players, they had the upper hand, and had Hong Kong not gained the ground they had in the morning, the results may have been somewhat different, j In the first match the golfin

the morning was decidedly divere and not at all what we ex- pect of Budd, undoubtedly the. wen- ther affected both players, there were frequent tales of missed putts, and some of them very short onea However after tiffin Manila forged but Budd put up some good golf ahead and were 4 up at the turn ut this juncture and stood 2 down with to play, after winning the 15th, and rather foolishly losing the 10th in a 6 to 7, he won the 17th with a 2, and lost the match on the last green.

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„Marton's Easy Win, Throughout the second match Marton had the better of Weathers poon, in the morning O.E.C. was round in 74, which was extremely good, and nobody can wonder that he was up at the end of the round.

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instead of winning the hole only. halved, He stood one down at the turn. From thence the game vari: ad, the 12th be should have won, and again. 3 putted at the 13th, to cut a long story short he staud dormie 2 down, made a brilliant recovery at the 17th to get a 3, and win the hole, the last being halved. IN sultry weather, before a small crowd, the M.CO.New South Lissaman's Steady Golf,

Wales match was continued to-day. Lissaman played steady

Hammond and Verity opened the throughout the day, in the

bowling and proved to be unplay stages of the morning round the able as rain had affected the

wicket. fortunes of the game wern vory even, the couple turning all square at the ninth. But afterward. "Lizzie's steadiness told and hens, Rowe hatting well for 70tween and Parliament on a pro- able win, continued steadily on to a comfort runs which he scored in so minutes,

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Mitchell Falls, Mitchell and Dad Mason had a Dogfight in the morning, first Hong Kong being in the ascendancy and then Manila, but after tiffin the tale was entirely different.

Mason commenced getting his usual putting form and was sink ing heartbreaking putts, and also to make matters more difficult he brought stymies into the. game. Nevertheless he was deserving of his margin of victory

To-day's Matches. To-day Manila and Shanghai Play In the afternoon things were

their fourball matches, commenc- more even, and the "Joss", was more evenly distributed. (In the ing on the Old Course at 8-45, 8.70, Morning Wotherspoon had the mirand on the New Course at 12-45 fortune to knock Martons ball into p.m. This should be a close en

to my the hole at the first and at the 13th, counter, as the sides are both had putta of just over a yard mind equally balanced, but I have and whereas Wotherspoon just miss a sneaking suspicion that Manila ed his and overran the hole, Mar, will come out the better. ton hit the cup and laid his oppon- ent an impossible stymie).

Andrewes Superior.

In the second match Andrewes was always superior, baying the better and less impetuous tempera. !ment. Mason had many opportuni. tics of winning holes, but fritter- ed these away by weak approach" ing and putting. In the afternoon he paid more attention to these. points and did better, but An drowes always had the game ได hand. I understand that "Haime" has of recent years given more at- tention to Cricket than to golf, and on the very day he sailed scored something like 163 runs against the Kent. Undoubtedly when he puts his talents to Golf, he will be a future first string that will be a great asset to Manila.

Pearce Of His Drive.

In the fourth match Pearce was cutting his drives and had not got the run of the greens, and in the morning Gibbs was well worth the lend he secured. However in the

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FOUR BALL FOURSOMES

The second day's results were a follows:-

O. E. O. Marton and M. W. Budd beat A. V. Ednie and X. 9. Wotherspoon, 10 and 9.

L. R. Andrewes and T. A. Pearce beat J. R. Moris and A. D. Gibbs, and 6,

A. E. Kisiman and E. J. R. Mit- chell heat. J. E. H. and J. J. Mason, 2 and 1.

were contested

In cold raw, weather which the visitors felt very keenly, the Four Ball foursomes against Manila, the first 18 holes being played on the New Course and the second round on the Old Course.

New South Wales compiled 180

he hit. fours'.

Hammond took three wickets tor 22 runs, while Verity had 2 for 9.

The M.C.O., at the lunch in terval, had soored 45 for the loss of two wickets.

Cutting Public Expenditure. Paris, Jan. 21--While the French budget deficit is increasing hourly by as much as 1,250,000 Francs, there seems to be little hope of an early agreement being reached be- gram of financial reconstruction.

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IN "the Australian Championship's quarter-Anal, the Australian prodigy, Vivian McGrath, heat Ellsworth Vings 6-2, 20, 86, 7-5

MuGrath played the greatest game in his career, having a magni- ficent variation of pace and length. He frequently forced Vines into errors, while his brilliant returns and cannon-hall services frequently In the semi-final Crawford beat No less than four different budget | Allison 0-3, 3-0, 3-0, 0-0, 6-4.

non-plussed Vines.

reform proposals are at the moment being discussed by the various !

World Aviation Conference, bodies dealing with the matter.

Preparations are now being made They aro Finance Minister Cheron' original scheme, consisting chiefly in the paring down of the salaries for the opening here in the com of the civil service, the Socialists ing week of the 34th International counter-proposal favouring in the Aviation Conference which will be main a radical cutting down of the attended by delegates from Gar military estimates, a compromise many, Great Britain, France, Hol- plau approved already by the land, Belgium, Switzerland, Aus Radical Socialist and Socialist tria, Czechoslovakia, Denmark and members of the Chamber of Fin- the Sarre Territory.

Wyatt scored 63 runs and Verity 23, during a partnership which cul- lected 71 runs in 73 minutos in & third wicket stand..

Leyland scored 20 as did Brown, then there was a sensational col lapec of the M.C.C. who lost their inst five wickets for 36 runs.

England were all out for 199ancial Committee without much re rans. Chilvers, the NSW. slow gard for the decisions and desires | BAYREUTH

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New South Walce in their second innings had scored 30 runs for the loss of one wicket at the close of play.

and 4.

"Marton played very consistently throughout the day, his recoveries from the woods were outstanding, his short game also being excellent Budd was below the form we ex

pect from him but his shots through the green were very effective.

Long rakeing driving was, the out standing feature of Harrison's game and bere he decidedly out shone the Home players."

Huggett appears not to have max. tered the sloping lies at Fanling but was steady,

The Second Match. In the second match also, Hong Kong had the game well in band and went to tifin 2 up, but this could well have been more.

After being dormie 3, Hong Kong At the end of the morning round settled the issue on the 17th, green." the state of the games were as fol-Andrewes was outstanding in this lowe's-

Hong Kong first pair were 3 up on Manila first pair.

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Hong Kong second pair were a up

Manila.accond pair. Hong Kong third pair were up at Manila third pair.

Marton's Fine Form.

In the first match the Hong Kong couple were in devastating form, Marton and Badd having a better ball score of 07, on the New Course

and a better ball score of 70 on the

Old Course.

The couple dovetailed admirably. and played very consistent golf, Marton was in great form with his woods and invariably qutdisbane- ing his companione.

The Martor Budd combination is probably one of the strongest seen in Interport games for some years. Andrewes to the Rescue,

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game, and has continued his recent wonderful form, his iron shots were Darticularly pretty watch Pearce was steady throughout the game, but a shade erratic from the

tee.

Luck did not come the way of the Shanghai players as they wers very unfortunate in some of the lies they encountered.

The Third Match. In the third match Hong Kong anished the morning round with a lead of one hole, but after tiffin the game turned in favour of the visitors, who were 2 up leaving the

11th." tee.

From thence the game went in favour of the Home side who won by 2 and 1.

plicated situation is at the moment In connection with these celebra- discornible while the press, relect- tions, all the family's archives will ing the opinion of all classes of be open to public inspection and the population, strongly urges the a number of highly interesting and Government and the Chamber to illuminating documents on Wag- sock by all means an immediate ner's life and work will be shown Bolution of the crisis,

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Constantinople, Jan. 1.-A curi- Berlin, Jan, 21.-Frederic Nor mano, professor of political econo- ous epidemic of "conversions" to my at the Institute of Economics Mohammedanism has resulted from attached to Harvard University, apprehenatons regarding the com has been identified as a man who ing into force of a new law which for years past had been sought by will make it extremely difficult for the Berlin police for extensive bank foreigners to pursue any avocation frauds, the losses caused by his in Turkey.

Thousands of persons likely to be maobinations being estimated at about 3,000,000 Marks. A request affected by this new decree, ar for his extradition to Germany adopting the teaching of Mobam was immediately filed with the med under the assumption that American authorities.

their conversion to Islam will faci Isaac levin, the professor's reallitate their eventual application. name, had succeeded acquiring a for Turkish citizenship. new identity and the Brazilian citizenship, when after he was able to get, on the strength of a clover treatise on economic and banking problems, an appointment to the rather important chair at Harvard. Certain circumstances, however, aroused the suspicion of the Ger man Consulate there and careful investigations finally also convine- ed the American police that the professor was really the wanted Berlin swindler.

Hindenburg Received Trade Union Leader,

President von Hindenburg re celved in audience to-day of the former chairman of the Federation of German Trade-Unions who re- ported to the President on the Lissaman's recoveries from difalarmingly low living conditions of cult positions and Prevots putting the German working cluas, submit were the particular features of this ting at the same time a series of proposals regarding economic and match."

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Comment.

The greens were rather fast and tricky, but well-hit putts got their due reward.

In the second match the Home couple wore always comfortably placed and were Tot in the slight eat degree extended. Andreves was the mainstay of the side and robbed Manila' of what appeared The visitors found approaching certain wire at several holes by somewhat different to what they are brilliant recoveries from almost accustomed and were generally on hopeless positions. He appeared the short side. to tire rather in the afternoon when Pearce carried on the good work.

A Stern Fight. "The third match was by far the most interesting as the game was fall of fluctuations, Manila were on top on several occasions both in the morning and afternoon.

The difference in the combined handicaps of the two sides is 11 in. favour of Hong Kong, and in fact Hong Kong have fielded one of the strongest teams for some years.

Shanghai are therefore to be con- gratulated on the excellent fight they have put up, as it was gener- ally anticipated that the margins in Hong Kongs favour would have

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Mason pere et fila put up a stern fight, and a couple of shart missed been larger. putts in the later stages of the afternoon round determined the issue. Lissaman was undoubtedly the steadiest through the green, but lacked confidence in putting, the putting of Mason Senior Was ex- ceedingly good. in spite of his feel- ing half frozen.

WEDNESDAY'S PLAY:

HONG KONG WIN FOURSOMES

FANLING, Jan.

The first of the Triangular series of matches was played on Wednes day at Fanling under ideal condi tione, the opponents being Hong Kong and Shanghai.

The pairing for the foursomes and final resules were as follows

Marton and Budd (Hong Kong) beat Harrison and Huggelt Shanghai), 6 and 47 Andrewes...... and Pearce (Hong Kong) boat Terrace and Ward Smith (Shanghai), 3 and 1 Lissaman and Mitchell (Hong

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