The New York herald., 1921-07-17
.BRITONS TAKE GOLF
MATCH AT NORWOOD
Duncan and Mitchell Defeat
HutchisOn and Donaldson
by 3 and L.
ARE 4 UP IN MORNING
British Open Champion Wins
Special Prize With Low Score
for Afternoon Round.
BY KERR N. PETRIE.

When it comes to individual brilliancy
Jock Hutchison OF Glen View, Chicago,
holder OF the British open golf cham ampion-
ship. still can be counted among those
present. Jock was on the losing end
OF thirty-six hole match played yes
terday at Norwood with Jim Donaldson,
the pro of that club. as his partner.
but when it came TO the race for the
special low score prize offered for tho
afternoon round Jock was there in all
his radiant glory whirlng the ball far
down the fairway with driver and
brassie and scooping IL up close to the
hole as only he can do and rounding
out a well sustained exhibition with
fine card of II.
Needless to say the opposition to
Hutchison and Donaldson came from
the famous British professional pair.
George Duncan of Hanger Hill and Abe
Mitchell of North Foreland. The visitors
won by and / after taking a. lead of 4
up in the morning. In the afternoon
they were we'll held, thanks to Jock. the
rrepressible who since sharing the low
scoring honors with Duncan in the
match at Pelham has been resting up III
New England, getting ready for his
brave attempt to show the world by
adding the American open championship
nOnOrS 10. tnOSe already won IN b-lllSu
title play at ST. Andrews.
The morning play found Mitchell and
Duncan with 90 best ball against the
73 of their opponents. The British pair
took 20 In the afternoon. while their
opponents. mainly through the fine gol,
of Hutchison, got the 50.
IT was a magnificent tussle. To ID
the finish Hutchison was coming th
something of the rush that carried him
...k l. IT. ....%l 80. 49,. u
British championship. and to stop him
Mitchell had to sink a ten foot putt on
, the seventeenth green. .'@~
In the individual scoring for the s10e
prize Hutchison made a very neat job
OF It, going out in 3o and coming back
in 36 for his IL. He had margin OF
three strokes, Duncan being next in line,
with card of "A, while Mitchell scored
76 and Donaldson II. Duncan was
out in SO and home in 3S while Mitchell
required 80 strokes to reach the rurn
and 81 to come, back. '..rtt ~
Donaldson proved TO be very usetu
pa rtner for Hutchison. and II was due to
Jimmies brace OF Is on the second and
third In the afternoon that the leadS o.
the Britisbcrs was cut to two holes. Fol-
lowing that Hutchisop took up the gaunt
! let and went after the opposing pair
hammer and tongs, but despite all hil
brilliancy Abe and George had three
| hole lead as they started for home.
on the third hole in the mornini
| Mitchell had laid his tee shot dead TOR
! .. He got another . on the seventh by
! virtue of good putt. -.,.. -
Coming back Hutchison and Donald
| son annexed the tenth lost the eleventh
| and won the thirteenth. Halves followed
to the seventeenth, where Mitchell ran
down his ten footer to win the match. 1''
One of the features OF the morning
play was a spoon shot from bunker
by Duncan on the fourteenth. The for
mer British open champion had gone In
with his tee shot. but by using WOOD ne
was enabled to reach the green with MS
second and to halve the hole. Following
are the best ball cards:
MORNING ROUND.
out I'M ma ." % O. 5 8 5-ss
Hutchison and Donaldson -
Out a......,.. : o-os
In 4 3 8 4-35--c0
Hutchison and Donaldson - -,
u, t.4 4 3 as 5-35-I3