... GOLF, THE LATE MI? J. A. T. BRAMSTON. Mr John Alexander Trant Braraston, whose death ai the early age of twenty-siz is recorded, will be remembered as one of the leading amateur golfer* of a few years ago. The son of the Rev. John Trant Bramstop. assistant ...

... GOLF CAMBRIDGE UNIV. ROYAL NORWICH. (rkli - i niv ...

... GOLF. CHAMPIONSHIP OF INDIA. CALCUTTA. Monday. The nineteenth annual tournament for the arnateur championship of Judie hes just been etincluded on the local links at ToHyping*. A Mann. the holder. a goottith player. who /earned his golf at Carnowitie ...

... GOLF. THE AMERICAN PROFESSIONALS FOR ENGLAND. INTERESTING MATCH BEING ARRANGED A match between a team of British professional/1i attached to Anierkon clubs, and a side oomposed of the leanlirg proiewionalis in Olio country. is in course of arrangement ...

... GOLF. f v. CRICKETERS IN HANTS. TWO FOntSOMRS * •'■•■■-line - f the links tbs Bram>. Hset. in llaminhire, yesterday, when niuv■ 1 hoibsller and secro-4 ■ . l..ani*l.ot Club) and the }r*al pro.'esaional, Oiiartos i ■«. ii iso beatings Lx W.C. ...

... GOLF. REMARKABLE PLAY BY BRAID AND FEBNIE. The Irvine Club’s profc*s»*onal tournament for £CO, which has been in progrew ul since Thursday, has been renderecl match which took plac yesterday in the brat round of the mun.siuant among the eight Jarac-s ...

... GOLF. OPEN TOURNAMENT AT DEAL. ANOTHER WIN FOR H. W. BEVERIDGE. Yesterday, at Deal, the annual open amateur match play tournament, under the auspices of the Clneue Ports Club, for the Borough of Deal Challenge Cup. was won. for the second year in succession ...

... GOLF. IRISH PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. Some very exciting golf was soon Portmarnock yesterday, when the match-play stages of tho Irish professional championship among the eight onaUfled men were bearun. The weather was of most wretched description, drenching ...

... GOLF, OPENING OF THE DUFF HOUSE COURSE. The new course Duff House. Banff, will opened to-day with matches which Robert Maxwell, the amateur champion, S. Mure J. H. Taylor, the open champion, and James Braid will engage. The house and grounds have been ...

... GOLF. LONDON PROFESSIONAL FOURPdSrE TOURNAMENT. T, ., £ hllr ' and J llradbcor (r.-Ilm) h»»- Iladlrtt » ...

... GOLF. C H. MAYO BEATS EDWARD BLACKWELL It so seldom that prominent amateurs and professionals meet in exhibit! events, or indeed in any kind of public matches, that more than ordinary Interest was evinced in yesterday’s contest on the Kidderminster coarse ...

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