Winner, $3,000, Second, $800., Third, $200." Open to the winners. at. this Meeting and/or those winners at the fth-with "race. meetings that. have Sweepstakes of 1981." 1{ mile, wahhed for the CJC, Champ!
SPEEDIFOOT (Me: Foot) 155, th. Sung 1 BUSY-FELLOW (sir Biss) igs SWITZERLAND Gir barge 'ALN. Dallas 3 Algo ran:—the'Piger Hero (Re Qzoriay, Super Rapid Extra (H.C. Pin), Uooutitul Rush (N. Deitz), Busy Winning the tenth de squared the match, Smith ing weakly, two holes, de Forest finding bunkers on both holes.
'The. thirteenth and fourteenth were halved. After making a mas-torly approach shot at the four [teenth de Forest missed a two f put. The last four holes were also halved, leaving Smith two up the at end' of the first 18 holes.
Gompleted, the round in 80" against Forest "The defeat of the last foreigner, Manero, in the semi-final ensures jan all-British final in the Thousand Guineas Professional Golf Tournament at Leeds to-morrow, the finalists being Ernest Whitcombe (Bournemouth) and Tom Barber} (Derbyshire).
Manero reached the semi-finals, beating Percy Allis. the young! British professional, by 4 and 3 in the third round. In'the same round, Ernest Whitcombe beat the Ryder 3|Cup player, Davies, by 4 and Tom. Barber eliminated Charles Whitcombe by one up, and Laces] defeated Gadd by 3 and 2.
In the semi-finals, Ernest Whit-Jcombe overcome Manero by 2 and 1, and Tom Barber beat Lacey by and 1.—Reuter.
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