London, July 21.
The weather was dull and there jete occasional showers at Glen~ eagles to-day, when the first and second rounds of the match play]
the "Glasgow Herald" £1,000 Golf Tournament were played, Kirkwood retired last night and Melhorn, the only American left in, was beaten to-day by Cedric Sayner of Birkdale by 5 up and 4 to play.
In the second round Ted Ray beat Tom Barber by 2 and 1; H. Kinch of Woodcote Park' beat Ar. chie Compston by 4 and 3; Arthur Havers beat F. Smith of Lossiemouth, who retired; Twine beat George Duncan by 3 and 2; T. Cot-"ton of Langley Park beat Sayner Melhorn's conqueror) by 3 and 2; Young of Sonning beat W. Brown of Broxbourne by 5 and 4; Ockendon beat Aubrey Boomer by 4 and 2, and Charles Whitcombe heat W. Button of Woodsome Hall at the; 19th hole.
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