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...scheduled for May 14 were postponed indefinitely due to inclement weather and poor playing conditions the next match did not take place until two weeks later. On May 18 the Dartmouth golf team, consisting of some very strong players who had previously defeated Amherst, Columbia and Williams, invaded the Belmont Spring Country Club's links. Although extending stiff opposition the Green team was repulsed and sent back to Hanover with a 6 to 3 defeat. In this match Hodder led the University players, having played slightly better golf just previous to the match than Peirson, who had been turning...
...next day the University met the Williams golfers, also at Belmont. The Purple team was rather weaker than usual. The Crimson sextet met no opposition from Ward, who played number one on the visiting team and who succeeded in defeating Hodder playing one on the University team 3 and 2. Ward played a phenomenal game completing the 18 hole circuit with a minimum of 72 strokes to his credit, equalling par for the course. The score was also responsible for the winning of a foursomes match, the University taking the other two and winning by the score...
...rather a slow match in which the Technology golfers failed to meet expectations the University golf team defeated the Engineers 4 to 2 at the Belmont Spring Country Club yesterday afternoon. The M. I. T. team secured its two points by winning a twosome and a foursome, the Crimson capturing the remaining matches...
...University golf team will meet the Massachusetts Institute of Technology golfers at 4 o'clock this afternoon on the links of the Belmont Spring Country Club. Each team will be represented by four men, instead of the usual six, so that only four twosomes and two foursomes will be played. The following men will compose the University team: Hodder, one; Peirson, two; Mapes, three; and Captain Williams, four...
...winning all but one of the individual matches and losing but one of the foursomes, the University golf team triumphed over the Williams links men by the score of 7 to 2 at Belmont Spring Country Club, Saturday afternoon. The University golfers played better golf as a team than their opponents although Ward, playing number one on the Purple sextet, was the individual star of the day, completing the 18 holes in a 73, missing par by one stroke, and defeating Clark Hodder '25, number 1 on the University team...