Western field . ament Dr. J. R. Clarkwas captain of the San Francisco team, and Johnson of the Claremont team. The tie hav-ing been decided in favor of the Claremont play-ers, the inter-club trophy, commemorative ofthe tournament of 1905, became the property ofthe Claremont Country Club. This is the third;occasion on which there has been a tie, the twoprevious ties having been decided on the courseof the Burlingame Country Club. In all threeinstances the Oakland golfers have won thedeciding contest. Since the tournament was concluded, .someingenious person, fond of playing with figures,h
Western field . ament Dr. J. R. Clarkwas captain of the San Francisco team, and Johnson of the Claremont team. The tie hav-ing been decided in favor of the Claremont play-ers, the inter-club trophy, commemorative ofthe tournament of 1905, became the property ofthe Claremont Country Club. This is the third;occasion on which there has been a tie, the twoprevious ties having been decided on the courseof the Burlingame Country Club. In all threeinstances the Oakland golfers have won thedeciding contest. Since the tournament was concluded, .someingenious person, fond of playing with figures,has made out a table showing the number ofpoints scored by each man who took part in thecontest. Twenty-four matches were played ir>each of the two 36-hole home-and-home con-tests, and twelve matches in the deciding con-test on the San Rafael links. Of these sixtymatches Claremont won thirty-four. San Fran-cisco won twenty-one and five were Dr. E. E. Baker of Claremont. who played 478 WESTERN FIELD. lukiTsley Ilioto. SPECTATORS AT INTER-CLVB MATCH. on three of the five days, scored the greatestnumber of points for his side, 4. 5, and 2; F. S. Stratton scored IOV2 points, and Carl-ton Curtis and A. H. Higgins 10 points J. R. Clark made most points (8V^) for theSan Francisco team, R. Oilman Brown beingnext with 7%. Every representative of theClaremont club scored something for his team,but 5 of the San Francisco players added noth-ing to the score. The Claremont teams werechosen wholly from fourteen players, while theSan Francisco club was represented, on oneday or another, by seventeen golfers. Thedetails are shown in the table: CLAREMONT COUNTRY CLUB. 1stPlayers Half E. R. Folger 0 F. Kales 0 W. P. Johnson. . 1^^ J. A. Folger 0 R. M. Fitzgerald. 0W. M. Carpenter. Wo J. H. Ames 0 C. Curtis ZYs T. O. Cadman 1 •2dHalf 11 1stHalf 0 IVo 2dHalf00 *00000 5 0 003 0 * 00
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