Word: clough
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...meeting of the returning veterans of the golf team last night, Robert Morrill Clough '24 of Reading was elected captain for the coming year while Harris Leon Kempner '24 of Galveston, Texas, was chosen to manage the next year's team. Last year Clough, as number three of the University golf team, played a consistent game and was one of the factor sin the team's winning seven of its nine matches last spring. Clough also played on his Freshman team as well as the University sextet...
...well as in all the following, C. L. Peirson '25 and Clark Hodder '25 each played excellent golf for the University while contesting throughout the season for first place honors. The other members of the team were J. J. Mapes '25, Captain D. A. Williams '23, R. M. Clough '24 and W. G. Soule...
...next two matches took place on the following day at Garden City, N. Y., when Pennsylvania was the Crimson's opponent in the morning and Columbia in the afternoon. In both these matches only four man teams were used, the Crimson players being Peirson, Hodder, Clough and Williams. Both teams failed to show the opposition encountered while playing the Princetonians and in both contests the University was victorious, winning from the Red and Blue 4 to 2 and from the Blue and White...
...determined by the showing made in the morning foursomes matches. The Crimson players did very well in the morning play, capturing two of the three foursomes. Peirson turned in the best score in the morning, missing par by two strokes, and so was number one in the afternoon flight. Clough, who had been playing regularly at number five throughout the season sprung a surprise and turned in the next best score with Mapes third. In the afternoon the Crimson linksmen failed to play in usual form, only two University golfers making the course in less than 80, and lost four...
...individual scores of the players in the morning matches determined their rating in the afternoon. The best score of the morning was made by Pierson who turned in a card of 75, Clough getting a 77 and Mapes a 78. Only two Crimson players made the course in less than 80 in the singles matches. Mapes, who was defeated by Cummings of Yale got a 77 while Hodder had a 79. Three Yale players also turned in cards of from 76 to 79 in the singles matches...