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...first Harvard man in, his time being 35m., 28s. His showing would have been better had it not been for the muddy track, conditions for which he is unfitted. Besides Colwell, the first men on the Harvard team to finish were Hall, Clerk and King, who came in thirteenth, seventeenth and twenty-first, respectively...
...measure to the rough condition of the greens. Daniels secured the lead at first by well directed approach shots, but Tuckerman evened the match at the turn and the score remained even till the fifteenth. Tuckerman won the fifteenth and sixteenth in bogey, and halved the seventeenth, thus winning the match...
Some etchings by Dutch and Flemish masters of the seventeenth century are now on view upon the south and east walls of the print room in the Fogg Museum. They include works by Rembrandt, Van der Vliet, Both, Paul Potter, Bol, Ruysdael, Van Ostade, Teniers, Berchem, Van de Velde, and others. These works have an especial interest as illustrating the Dutch feeling for landscape and common life at the time when such subjects were first treated independently...
...fifth and sixth, making each in four. He lost the seventh and eighth, however, and halved the ninth. This gave Egan a lead of two holes which he kept until the fourteenth, where he increased his lead to 3 up. McFarland won the fifteenth and sixteenth, lost the seventeenth and halved the eighteenth in four, thus ending the morning's play with Egan...
...having the hole with his opponent. By making only one putt on each green he won the twelfth and thirteenth, then tied the fourteenth, but lost the fifteenth. With one hole to the good and three to play, the sixteenth hole was halved in four, and the seventeenth in three. Hollins only needed to halve the eighteenth to win the match, but he took three putts and lost the hole. The extra nineteenth hole was badly played by both men, but McFarland won it in five...