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Championship Day Thrills, Spills
For Golf Club Season Wind -Up
Bv R. G. Deorksen
.,a0y Luck and the weather-
man, Saturday favored The Mait-
Iand Country , Club with the
best day of the week on which
to • hold their "Championship
Day," and Tony Bedard rising
as bright and clear as the wea-
ther, started off two, two (birdie,
birdie) in the final match of the
Men's Club Championship.
Although we knew before the
match even started that this
would be the seventh time in
four holes very evenly in their uphis first hole in the match,
the past 12 years that the' trophy rust round, with Frank being and leiter another to go two
would rest in the hands. of the only one ahead wlu>ri they came Up. after 13 holes of their ,.?6-
.Bedards, we didn't know whe-I up from down below. hole "final. He lost one of the
ther it would go to Keays street In the top five Jac!, won a hole top five then and after 18 holes
or Cayley- street for Tony was back and they finished nine all vas only one ahead.
playing; against his-brother--Issy ven • Then when. they.. went to. 1,ater, in the third trip .around,
Bedard.
Frank Reid
Downed By Jack Davison
ed to be a real "Heads On Duel," Junior Winner Also Decided On
"Bottoms -Fein'
Apparently if a person can
play ,the "bottom four holes"
well he> can get an edge on his
opponent. As well as being a
deciding factor in the champion-
ship and handicap finals, these
holes also had a lot to do. with
who won 'the Junior Champion-
ship between, Rick Sowerby and
Bill Wilkinson.
It was here that Rick picked
and--after---18 hotel it was --alt
tied up and Edna won the sud-
den_death finish. ,
Papernick Trophy to Mr. Jack
Davi on
In a match that lasted 16
holes before Jack Davison de-
feated last year's Club Champion
and Papernick Trophy winner"
1"rank Reid, the "bottom four
holes" 'proved to be Ode bogie.
Jack and Frank played these
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the "bottom four" again, for the he added one in the bottom four,
This was the second time iii
second rou��d,. Frank hit three one in the top five and led three
the histdry of the championship; balls out ' of bounds or into! up. after 27. Going down below
that the. two brothers met in Ltrouble ]end found hi,rnself •three I again for the fourth time, Bill
down after 13. t. liable to rally I lost two more holes, and since
the final. The last time they larch and ' • h -.,le fr.. Jac1{-. ,
played •tva's in 1956 when Is.r}-1 they halved the 32nd, Rick was
beat Tony. This year was Tony'sI Frank was defeated- on the 16ththe winner_ five and four.
turn, but he had to play some hole, since he. was three down Lumby" Wins. Second Flight;
good golf to make it so. with only two holes left to play.
• Edna Overholt Hat-Tric'c Jack is a' new member here
at the club and if this year i`s I een as good a golfer as he 1. ' 6
At a clinrnr and prize presen : a Bill Lumby. Ov
ation ceremony, which was held any indication of what a� tough proved �ales�nan and poet. on
Poire Third Flight
Tf Carl. Schneiker could have
cern, lctitor he is, people had Sal.urdzty, he might have won the
after the 'golf ort Saturday, one l p p
name kept coming up to step better reckon hire into any fu= second flight of the Champion -I fine 39. hi:; best all season.
forward and gather in someit was, however, hel
tare lrol by competitions. As Ships. AS Other awards, made after a
"Silverware." well as being in the Handicap burned -.out second best {'i his'
Silverware. It was the name tine turkey dinner at the club,
i Edna Overholt. final, Jac al,,tig with partner match against .th �,eioquent yBill; included: The Maitland 'I'rotlh .
U
tall IIulf was in the final
s -catte d -u p-th ree-I l es ,
first, to receive: the ',Ladies' Club she Mezr s Tia o Ba (,iiampr tett
Championship Trophy; second, p
to receive the "Rose Bowl em-
blematic of the Ladies' Handi-
cap Championship, and third, to
get the, "Molson Award" for win-
ning a nine hole handicap com
pelf tion.
In the Club Championship
Edna played Marie Huff. Marie,
"Jittery as a June Bride" and
playing in her first4'iChampion-
ship" couldn't bring her game
together well enough to match
the steady pace set by'Edna.
In another match played at
the same tifne as the champion-
ship match, .Edna and Gladys
i battlgcJ,it out forthe Rose
Bowl and the Ladies andicap
Championship. This match prov- up with : one hole left to play.
of Lurll_y who gave a very short) to e, iia I�c>riarcL • D.c. wort this
on enlightening speech upon, trophy in an eighteen hole Nandi-*,
receiving his prize at the pre71 cap event 'held earlier in the
These fellows, since Jack was sentatinns ' . •- '' year, as did Bob Willis the
in the handicap final, played In the. third flight champion- Elliott Trophy and Tom Jones
ship, Wave Nelson found the' the Ellis Trophy. '
cnmpeti•tion a little too tough in, , 'Che Elliott Trophy is 'award
Gil Poire' who played _some ex ed annually to ,the junior winner,'
cellent golf in eliminating Wave, 16 years olid or under, and the
four and two. - Ellis Trophy to the Men's Open
Naftei Wins Seniors
Campbell the Men's Night ' rn Day Champ.
Championship Runners-up Marie Huff in the
later heard to say that if Huff Ladies' Club Championship, and
and Davison could have made a
couple of little four -footers on
the tricky water soaked greens,
the match would have gone a
lot farther 'than the seventeen
holes it did !before -- it ended.
Fite final score then was Bill
ai Ic -" 'tbadg . z
their match against Bill Pop-
penk and Bob Ilodgson on Thurs-
day which, incidentally Was not
the best day' for golf. It rained
and the players got soaked sev-
eral times.
Poppenk atlI Hodgson were
When play began on Saturday,
Charles Naftel had a one stroke
lead 4n the race for'the Menzies
Trophy which is presented each
year to the ,Senior Champion.
Rtmning the one stroke behind
him was Dr. Walter Oakes of
Dick Campbell,. another new-
comer to Maitland, played very
much his regular game on the
front nine of the Men's Night
Championship. and then caught
fire on the back nine to shoot a
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