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Number-two man, Yank Heisler, was least affected by the poor conditions, shooting a 2-under par 70 and beating his opponents by the largest margins posted by any member of the Crimson team. His final scores were...
Barney Oldfield, beating the B.C. and Williams golfers 2 and 1 and 5 and 4, was one shot under par for the match. Steve Owen, three-putting 4 greens in the front nine, defeated one opponent 2 and 0 but posted the only Crimson loss to a Williams golfer...
Captain Bruce LoPucki played in the number one spot and beat his opponent handily, 5 and 3. He played the wet course even par...
Harvard lost the other matches by very close scores. Number three man, Jack Purdy, who was two up with two to go on the 17th hole, suffered the biggest disappointment. On the par three 17th hole, the Navy man lifted a beautiful drive that hit the pin and landed a foot away. He sunk the putt for a birdie. Purdy parred the hole...
Purdy lost the 18th hole when he bogied it and the Navy man managed a par. Purdy bogied the difficult 19th hole while the Navy man birdied it to win the match...