GOLF

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 21 May 1914, Page 5

GOLF

ENGLISH TOURNEY.

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LONDON, May 20. Evans, whom Whilton defeated, is the American mt-er-collegiate champion. He was the only American defeated during the day. ' (Rec. May 21, 9.20 a.m.\ r LONDON, May zO. The-weather was very hot for the continuation of the golf tournamentIn. the second round of the championship Graham beat Taylor 2 and 1; Herreshoff beat Piatt 4 and 3; Ball beat Wood 7 and 6; Weber beat Carlisle 7 and 6; Alymer beat Pease 6. and 5- ' Third round : Halton beat Harris 2 and 1; Hay ward beat Lockwood 2 and 1 ; Evans beat E. Scott 3 and 2; CaTr. beat Worthington at the 19th hole; Read beat A." Hambro 1 up ; Hon. F. S. Jackson, the well-known cricketer, beat Remvick at the 19th hole : Lockhart beat Whitton 6 and 5; Blackwell beat Walker 6 and 4; Graham beat E. Smith 4 and 3 ; Michael Scott beat, Herreshoff 1 up ; Captain Hambro beat Ball at the 19th hole; Stu'bbs, of Littlestone, beat Ouimet, 2 up. (Received Mav 21. 10.55 a.m.) LONDON, May 20. , Gillies beat Weaver, 7 and 6; Tubbs beat Howe. 3 and 1; Captain Hutchinson beat Aylmer, 3 and 2; Macfarlane boat W. Murray, 3 and 1; Weber beat Marriott, two tip: Apperley beat Serguson, 4 and 3. Tubbs,- who has played little competitive golf lately, played an excellent game to within the last few holes, when he developed nerves towards, the close, but steadied at the seventeenth hole. Ouimeb played 'slackly, and did not seem to hit hard enough. There was a great ovation when Tubbs scrambled home. Ball and Hambro kept together all the way. Ball was one. no at the turn, and Hamboro squared at the fourteenth hole. (Rec. Mav 21, 11 a.m.) ' 'LONDON, May 20. Lockhart was four up at the turn and then dormy two ; but Whitton won the last two; squaring subsequently after a half at the nineteenth, and lost the twentieth. Michael Scott went out in 36. and turned with three up. Herreshoff, with four down arid five to play, worn the next four holes, but his approach to the last hole was too strong, and Scott sent dow a four to a five and won. Apperley and Gillies had' easv victories. To-morrow Gillies meets Graham. Both are strong favourites. NELSON CLUB. LADIES' .MATCHES. The second Encounter round and first Junior medal match was played on tho T;i.bunanui links on Tuesday, and resulted in a win for Miss F. Mairinnity. with a nett score of 76. The next be«t cirds were - Miss Lcrgatt 77, Mrs Glasgow 78. and Miss Dimant 79. Next Tuesday a four-ball foursome will bo nlaved for fronhics presented by Messrs Jackson and Co., Ltd. Players to select thea' own partners.