For the first time since petition was inaugurated in eign-born professional golfers captured the Edward J. Gaffney Old Oaken Bucket, symbol of victory in the annual team match against American-born professionals by 7 matches to 6 at the Crestmont Golf Club, New Jersey.
The winning point went to the English-Scottish partnership of Jim Barnes of Essex County (New Jersey). and Bert McDougall of Essex Fal (New Jersey), who defeated Clarence Clark and Albert Esposito of New. Jersey two up. P.
The idea of the annual contest i primarily to perpetuate a friendly spirit among the foreign-born ard home-bred professionals of New Jersey. It is a tradition that the losing team must fill the bucket and present it to the captain of the winning team.—Reuter.
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