Malcolm's 69 in the morning was the best piece of golf of the day. Dodwell "did a 74, including two sent out of bounds in the early holes, and that he was no more than four down at the end of the morning is testimony to his skill, Malcolm had to fight hard for every whole, and usually found himself playing the odd at the second shot. He was as steady as a rock, how-lever, as hic score testifies, Im the afternoon neither player! did so well. The match was won on the 13th green, after Malcolm had become dormy at the 12th, The afternoon scores were 76 for Malcolm and 78 for Dodwell.
Pilcher cid a 74 in the morning and drove off in the afternoon two in took 79. Pilcher was inthe afternoon and won on the 13th green, His score for the afternoon round was.76 against Lisseman's 80, Redmond was off his game while Cumming was on his, and this fuct deprived their match of much of its interest. With a 74 in the morning, Cumming was seven up tifin time. In the afternoon he fell off a trifle, but was only four over fours when the game finished, winning by seven and five. Cum: ming was putting excellently in the morning round.
Stark could not find his form 1d during the day.
In the morning he did an 83 against Denison's 75, and started off the afternoon five Jdown. He was slightly better during the second round, but Denivon was always the steadier and won 10 up and eight to go. Stark took 76 for the second 18 against Denison's 74.
Win for Shanghai Over Hungjao The annual match between the Shanghai Golf Club and the Hung-Jao Golf Club was played at Kiang-wart on Sunday. The links were in excellent condition, and some good performances were seen, Principal mong these was a 71 in the morning home, the latter spoiled bya 7 and two 6' four-ball match in the aft was out 32, which included a 6 at the last ole. Everything in this match was holed out, Blinko was aleo in good form,
order it was difficult for the visitors and di Against play of this to compete, and Shanghai won by 21 points to 8. K. E, Newman wa: in the Hungjao team, fering from a tennis half way round the morning had to give up, conceding 'a point to Lock. J. L. Crompton substituted for him in the after-
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