KIRKWOOD'S MATCHES.
WOT AT TOP OF FOZOL ißeceived 1.30 p.m.) LONDON, April 27. Kirkwood and East playing for the firet time in Mid-Surrey in beautiful weather, had a very close fourbull atruggle against X. D. Armour and S. H. Fry, | two leading amateurs. The match was j all squared at the eighteenth and again ' at the thirty-sixth holes, and it was de- i cided to play eleven extra holes. Xhey ■ were again all square at the forty-third. I bat the amateurs won the next two and ! halved the next, winning by two up and I one to play. > Kirkwood did not reach the top of his ! form, his driving frequently being wide. I and he has not mastered the undulating greens. Nevertheless he completed the rounds in 7:j and 71 compared with a bogey of 78 and Taylors record of 06. Kara was erratic, and practically was .i passenger. —(A. and N \Z. Cable.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 100, 28 April 1921, Page 5
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