Had the wind been slightly easier a ding-dong struggle would un-Goubtediy have been on the cards the performance yesterday between these two rivals was nothing like the form displayed in their daily baltic-royals. Mad Glass closed the on the fifth in the afternoon the Puce would have brightened Terrace is known to be a fighter when pressed. Both are top-notchers end capable of excellent returns but yesterday was Just one of those off jays" when both were caught stale.
B" Class Final The "B" Class final was carried to: the 37th green where Engdahl was fortunate in winning thereby taking the championship. Here the tide of battle swung from one to the other.
the morning, Engdahl, atone stage, was 4 up only' to see Owing crash through to bring the latter's score, 1 down, at the end of the 18th.
Tos up te play In. the afternoon, Engdahl was ccauught napping and was 5 down at the 10th. A brilliant rally foreed the Issue to the last hole. A two-foot putt was multed by Owing when he had the championship in his pocket, thus forcing" a play-off, which Engdaht won. poor scoring and not what was exe ceted in the final of a Clubs eham=
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