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States of America In golf on Nov. 29, by 24 points to. 15, in their semi-Ennual match over the Kiangwan golf course. The Americans held the advantage in the singles in the morn-Ing and It looked as if they were going at last to beat their opponents but they fell down in the ball matches" in the afternoon. The 'American women avenged the defeat of their men' folk by. beating the British women by 11 points to 8, over the Seekingjao course.
Bernt Estrme USA. anticipated, emerged an easy winner of the Hungjao Ladies Golf Club, championship, disposing of all her! opponents without the slightest eimeulty. Since the departure of, Mrs. A. P. Richards, there is now no woman' player in Shanghai who can even give her a good game. She completed the frst round in the final in 73, which represents very good golf.
Miss McCallum, on her way to the final, was taken to the 19th hole on two occasions. In the rst four she, fins 3 and 4/on Mrs, G. H. Piercy who, shooting par golf for the las four holes, squared the match at the 18th. "With a3 at the 19th hole, Miss MeCallum passed into the next round. Against Mrs. F. G, Harrison, she was down and 7 to play, but managed to square the match at the 18th and won the 19th in 4 against her opponent's The following were the detailed bed fe o ancha nates i 0 wre" sco 2 TSEC 0 ME" scott a LH.
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Women's Match The American women, owing to the long lead they established in the singles in the morning, when they won eight matches, halved five and only Tost one, narrowly defeated the British women by three points.
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