GOLF.
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KESWICK MIXED FOURSOME.

The Keswick Golf Club’s mixed foursome competition was  won by Miss. HUDSON
and Mr. W. DAVIES 67 ½ net; with Miss. PETTITT and Mr. J.  ROBSON second, 68
net.

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WORKINGTON LADIES v.
SILLOTH  LADIES.

The Workington Ladies on Wednesday were the victors by  5 ½ to 1 ½. Scores
(Workington names first):-

Mrs. F. BEATTIE, 1.

Mrs. MacPHEARSON, 0.

Miss. GARDNER, 1.

Mrs. S

“WEMBLEY BIRDS” ANNUAL  MEETING.

Commenting on the success of the outing of a fortnight  ago, Mr. Robert
LAYBOURNE, hon. Secretary, at the annual meeting held in the  Football Pavilion
during the weekend, stated that as there seemed to be some  doubt as to whether
the Cup Final would be played at Wembley next year, it would  be necessary to
make an earlier start with next year’s programme, to enable all  the members
who intended joining to become fully aware of the  conditions.

The League Championship Final was considered as an  alternative venue, but it
was resolved to leave the question in abeyance until  later, and in the
meantime, the officials make arrangements for the opening of  the outing fund, to
begin on June 6th. The Committee was re-elected as also were  Mr. J. H.
BLACKBURN, chairman, who presided, Mr. William TUNSTALL, hon. Treas.,  and Mr. Robert LAYBOURNE, hon. Sec.

AUL, 0.

Mrs. F. BENNETT, ½.

Miss. FISHER, ½.

Mrs. F. THOMPSON, 1.

Mrs. CHANCE, 0.

Mrs E. DAWSON, 1.

Miss. MAUGHAN, 0.

Miss. BIRD, 1.

Miss. RITSON, 0.

Mrs. W. P. BENNETT, 0.

Miss. OVER, 1.

“WEMBLEY BIRDS” ANNUAL  MEETING.

Commenting on the success of the outing of a fortnight  ago, Mr. Robert
LAYBOURNE, hon. Secretary, at the annual meeting held in the  Football Pavilion
during the weekend, stated that as there seemed to be some  doubt as to whether
the Cup Final would be played at Wembley next year, it would  be necessary to
make an earlier start with next year’s programme, to enable all  the members
who intended joining to become fully aware of the  conditions.

The League Championship Final was considered as an  alternative venue, but it
was resolved to leave the question in abeyance until  later, and in the
meantime, the officials make arrangements for the opening of  the outing fund, to
begin on June 6th. The Committee was re-elected as also were  Mr. J. H.
BLACKBURN, chairman, who presided, Mr. William TUNSTALL, hon. Treas.,  and Mr. Robert LAYBOURNE, hon. Sec.
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CLAY PIGEON  SHOOTING.
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Sportsmen were present in large numbers at the annual  clay-pigeon shoot at
the Anchor Hotel, Frizington, on Friday, and a capital  evening’s sport was
enjoyed.

The marksmenship was of a high standard. Mr. H. HODGSON was in  charge of the
trap, and the referee and marker was Mr. Fred SMITH. Returns:  -

Three single birds divided between Messrs. G. BRYDEN, F. SMITH and  J. WRIGHT.

2 single and one double rise, divided between E. ABBOT, “Archie”  and “Sam.”

4 single, one double, J. WRIGHT (special given by Imerial C. I.  Ltd.), F.
SMITH and J. DUNN divided first and second.

Other sweeps were won by J. DUNN and “Jane Ann.”  (2).

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