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Against Holy Cross, Crimson Captain Ted Cooney lost to John Tosca, one down, in the first position. At number two, Brock Stokes was downed by Jack McDermott, 2 and 1, and the varsity's Bob Ornsteen fell to Phelan by the same score. The Crimson's Jim Jones in the four spot beat Dan Dailey, 3 to 2, and teammate Jim Bailey took Bob Cooney, Ted's brother, one up. Varsity number six man, Bruce Thurmond, was one down at the end of 18 to Gerwin, and the Crimson's seven man Roger Fleischman lost one down on the 20th...
...number one match with Dave Damon of Massachusetts, Cooney won on the 20th hole. Stokes lost to Barr at two, 3 and 2; Ornsteen defeated Getchel, 4 and 3; Jones lost to Holton, 2 and 1; Bailey triumphed over Packard, 4 and 3; Thurmond defeated Morrison, 6 and 5; and Fleischman lost to Dane on the 20th hole...
Coach Josh Williams knows little about his opponents, but expects a lot of trouble from Holy Cross, which usually fields a strong team. Captain Cooney's younger brother, an excellent golfer himself, is currently playing number seven on the Crusader team...
...Crimson line-up will be changed slightly on the basis of the Williams match. Cooney will again lead off in the first position, but Brock Stokes will replace Jim Bailey in the number two slot. The remaining positions will include Bailey, Roger Fleischmann, Jim Jones, Bob Ornsteen, and Bruce Thurmond, with Ornsteen definitely moving up from number...
...Cooney started off with a birdle and a par on the first two holes to go 2 up, and he held this lead at the end of the from nine with the medal score of 39. He was still 2 up going onto the sixteenth, where he took the hole to win the match...