Word: barres
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...play-off meet with Princeton will be over 36 holes with individual and twosome low-ball matches. Because of their repeated success in teaming well together, Tony MacGowan and Ed Peterson will probably be the first pair; Little Jack Barr and Bob Sides, the second two-some; and Bill Cordingley and Bob Graves the third...
Henry Thompson, Tony MacGowan, Jack Barr, Bob Sides, Bill Cordingley, and Bob Graves played Friday, while Ed Peterson replaced Thompson and played two in both of Saturday's matches...
Williams and Harvard were tied at 4 1/2 points apiece Saturday and Barr and Sides played an extra hole with two Williams men for best ball to determine the match. Barr sank a long putt for a birdie on the 19th for the Harvard victory...
Playing for the Varsity this afternoon will be Tony MacGowan, Henry Thompson, Jack Barr, Bob Sides, Bob Graves, and Bill Cordingley. Ed Peterson arrives tonight and will probably break into the lineup either against Williams or Yale...
Little Jack Barr, who scored a hole-in-one a month ago, is the most consistent shooter on the squad. In his three position, Barr seldom varies from a 74 to a 76. At four is another slightly erratic player in Bob Sides. The latter lost his matches to Brown and Dartmouth...