The Archive · 1935

BY MARINES

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George's Society beat St. Andrew's by the narrow margin of slippery state of the greefis making himself to the Marines alter the putting hazardous, the balls seldom game, to rest for one more year in Barnsley 3. ShemMeld U, 2 40 points to 38 at the Seekingjao course on Sunday.

In the singles running true, play for the most part Marine Headquarters, adtord City 0, Norwich City 1 in the forenoon, St. George's led by 20 to 17. was ofa good standard, not a few In the four-ball 'There never was any "question of Burnley. 8, 'Swansea Towns matches in the afternoon, both scored twenty points but St. An-lof the players showing creditable form. A rather strong wind made the 'Marines' superiority, "In every Chariton Ai, Laleester City 0 Fulham's were tame 8, 9 drews won an odd Single in the afternoon, giving them 21 points, Jdrives and approach shots tricky. department they were belter, whether Hull Chy 1. Bradford 1 was in that superb forward line, in Conditions that day were about as bad as could be, with a while its damp coldness did not add_ Manchester ty, 0, Doncaster R. 0 their passing, in their Kicking, In raw cold northerly wind blowing which increased as the afternoon to the general comfort of players. oweastle U. Nottinghan '<Mmes. Forbes, Gordon," Bridges, their plunging, or in the successful Plymouth A. ¢; Southampton 0 wore on, and casual water on the fairways made golf anything but Aioir, and Miss Ross. proved the acceptance. of those mysterious Port Vote 2, Bary' pleasant. Yet in spite of all this the match proved to be one of outstanding players for St. Andrew's "breaks" which are so much a part Tottenham WH. 3, Blackpoot 1

the closest contested of the series. The president of St, Andrew's the singles, experiencing but little fof this fine "American game. The Seorrm League, ter Divsion

'Mr. Norman Macgregor said, St. George's won because they were. difieulty in' winning from. their starting Lue-ups were Aberdeen 2, Hearts Airdsieontans'2 Arbroath 3 opponents. On the whole, their play Civilians—O. Krause, eft end: hotier swimmers, was, sound, cspecaily praiseworthy Ravbin, lett tackle: BF Wagner Aye United, ihtrd Lanark 9 aubin, eft tack the The Prentice Cup was presented by laters John Bronte In Besem " suena"

Jin, wlew of the bad conditions RGR e rares Mes Lil B ate at tat under Flem guards Lz Pursait rest Gachears: pameedan sugmmerwell 2 Sehuanty up weasemmeted,, for ser: 3: AWillamsen © B.C: tance Ree 2) found a slauneh opponent Prentice in found a staunch opponent in. Mrs. in Mrs Fights hail' Queen of the Rangers 2 Ribnarnock south 2, Cayo Alton J.B. H Leckie'

Joning' by 'a small margin: A. Cur (Fine Rov) fave tow won it feureen nest Against St, "Andrew's five wins, and gam ie orang

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