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ata trea ati Farmer, 9 yards, ba Sayle: 2, cit 3, Wheldon. Time:—~s2. sees. Biving! Ws tang: 2 Sapior matches to four.
Scotland took second place, Ireland third and Wales fourth.
Surprises in the tournament were the defeat of Alfred Padgham, former British Open. Champion, by E. F. Hill, of Wales, by'2 and i, and that of Arthur Lacey, Ryder Cup play ex, by K. Williams, also of Wales, by 3 and 1—Reuter.
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