Manila, Oct. 24.
Jim Ferrier, Shanghai son of a famous golfer and who has won the Australian Open golf title for the "Past two years, may invade Manila in January to compete against leading American, Australian, Japanese and local golfers in the Philippine "Open championship, Mr. H. J. Bolden, president of the Wack Wack Golf Country Club, announced today.
Several American and Australian "professionals in addition to numerous apanese professional golfers are expected to play in the annual local series on January 5, 6, 7, the stake bor which this year has been raised {o U.S.$5,000, Ferrier, amateur golfer who learn-in Shanghai "from his father, former Shanghai "champion, has indicated his willingness to come here, but whether he "will definitely make the trip is not "yet known.
"Al Zimmerman and Emery Zimmerman, well-known golfing brothers of Portland, Oregon, "Jug" Mê- Spader, who won this year's Canadian Open by defeating Ralph Guldahl, Harry Cooper and a few other American golfers have accepted invitations, Mr. Bolden said, but "some of them may not make the trip.
The well-known Australian pro, ippine Open for the past two per Australian contenders include to defend his title.
Eric Cremin, who -participated last and and also either Ferrier or on, former Australian ited Press. yachts were despatched for their second leg at 2.30 p.m. round the same course under conditions almost the same as the morning leg. (Mignon however, made no mistake at the start and established an immediate lead which she held throughout, The order of finishing was exactly the same as the morning race but times were much closer, After correction of handicaps no change was necessary, This series will be continued on November 5 and it is hoped there will be additional competition for this new trophy, Daphne Takes Series The second leg of "C" Class Series was started at 2.40 p.m. but this time was only once round the course, Daphne again won thus taking the series but C10 and C7 exchanged places, and thus finished bracketed second. Results below hold good for the first four yachts but the placings of the remaining five yachts depend upon the outcome of the protest against Cll which finished 4th in the afternoon race, The wind remained fair, and by 345 p.m, the larger. yachts started for home, and the Club motor boat bringing up "C" Class owners at the staff ended a memorable day's racing. The club committee and the Sub-committee responsible are to be congratulated on their work over Admiral Jellicoe which is now a proven success, Cmdr, Elliott's generous loan is a great stroke of fortune to the Club.
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