GOLFER-CRICKETER
Prowess at golf and cricket are exceptional, because the two games demand such different techniques, but Major Cecil K. Hutchison, who died recently in a South Coast nursing home in England, excelled at both. Scottish international golfer, he reached the final of the amateur championship in lf>oo. when beaten by Bobby Maxwell in one of the best games ever seen. An expert course designer, he and James Braid laifl out the course at Gleneagles. Though he never achieved comity fame. Major Hutchison was a firstclass batsman, and on one occasion made a century and won a golf tournament at Woking on the same (lav.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 145, 21 June 1941, Page 3 (Supplement)
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