Mr. P. Lo Beck, the non-playing captain, has reserved one place for the winner of the British Amateur 'A. seventeen old eh 8 baton p op ah amatng eto: seid ug" ce Broeiree Sore Ai channion of and Bed FRE dow Samper, sual boty owe can 0 80 othe serpadiees cute a Aeron tam i flows saa ler and De i. Moos American Team Praised er-General AE. Critchley, ing sok from New Yorke re oid that the British amateur jelers were faced with the biggest tusk of their lives if they hoped to beat the Americans.
"The American team will be the blettest that country has ever put into he felt." he said: "Golf, both from professional and amateur standpoint, improving all' the time in. the United States, and" T have "seen amateur golfers" going round in Yournament after tournament with scores well under 4's without havi the slightest he American Earl Baldwin New M.C.C. President London, May 5, Earl Baldwin has been elec ted president of the M.C.C. in succession to the Hon. J. J.
Astor. Lord Cobham succeeds Land Hawke as treasurer.
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