Jun Goodman is not tobe Bute {sh amateur golf champion this year, for the' American open' champion put out this afternoon by an unknown golfer named Barnett, a wealthy Londoner who plays at Ad ington, by the substantial margin of 3 and'1. In the previous round Goodman' was taken to. the 19th green by MeCullum, of Troon, who was dormie two, but missed chances of halving the next two holes and was put out on the 19th green.
The departure of the American champion coincided with the elim(- nation of the principal British hope, Jack McLean, the Scottish champion, who was beaten by an artisan golf er named Wallace, of 'Troon. 'The latter, aged 32. years, was runner-up the Scottish' amateur' champion ship in 1980. He lowered the colours of two internationals to-day, Erle Fiddian in the morning by 3 and 2, fand MeLean this afternoon by one There were unpleasant incidents during the Wallace-MeLean match, and when it was over MeLean com: Plained bitterly of the partisan crowd Who followed the play, persistently cheering all his errors, MeLean. the morning had beaten Jesse Guildford, the brilliant young American, by 4 and 3, and hopes began to rise that he would go through to the The best-known golfer left in the tournament os the result of to-day's play is George Dunlap, the American amateur champion. He had a close match with Roger Wethered, a form= er champion, in the morning, beating him by one up. This match was watched by the Prince of Wales. "In the Atth round, Dunlap beat Walker, of Aberdeen, by 4 and 3.
Lawson Little (America) defeated Lionel Munn, English amateur champ-jon, in the fourth round this morning by 3 and 2 and this afternoon got through the fifth round at. the expense of Peters by 4 and 3. Neal, Of Moor Park, defeated Martin Smith, an ex-holder, by 4 and 3, and A. Bourn, last year's runner-up, beat Dr. Tweddell, a former holder of the amateur title, The last eight in the order of the draw are:—Francls (Sunningdale), Wallace (Troon), Dunlap (America), Walker (de la Mere Forest), Law: son Little (America), Bourn'"(Sunningdale), Barnett (Addington), and Neal (Moor Park).—Reuter.
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