The play of J. A. S. MacDonald at. tracted favourable comment. for he was hitting the ball crisply and well. Without the slightest apparent effort. When he was 2 up at the 9th against Glass, the result appeared a foregone conclusion, but Glass, with the help of two birdies and an eagle, emerged the winner, "Babe" Dwyer is not the player he was and Hawkings. with his. usual steady play through the green and deadly putting. had no. difficulty' in Leating, im. Fox." hitting some tremendous tee shots and pulling not quite so badly ae usual, scored "an easy win over K, Int Cumming. whose putting in the "forenoon was. very oer. Inthe" afternoon, "however. Cumining partnering Hadland against Fox and Davies, putted one-handed with a wooden putter haviog a shaft of a foot long saved his side from defeat by holing a, five-yarder at the Seth for a half in 2 and an awkward Seyarder "of the 7th to get a halt in'. when both he and Is partner hiad taken 4 to rea cir the green, Fox being' nicely on in 2 but needing three putts.
Complete Resulls of Play The full results follow:—
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