The Archive · 1922

T. BROTH v. K. M, CUMMING

The match between C. T. Beath and K. M. Cumming was very one-sided in the morning, Beath having things practically all his own way and the round finishing with Beath 7 holes up, this b'g lead being accounted for by the fact that Beath was playing to his very best form, whereas Cumming was a bit off his game. In the afternoon, Cumming put up a much superior game to that which he played in the morning, with the result that he held his man all the way to the twelfth hole, where Beath, having brought the match to dormy at the previous hole, had to sink a good putt to secure a half in four and the match by 7 up and 6 to play.

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