GOLF "MASSACRE"
RYDER CUP PLAYERS OUT
LONDON, June 4.
An unprecedented "massacre" of prominent golfers occurred in the £750 tournament at Moortown. The Kyder Cup players Padgham, W. J. Cox, and E. Jarman failed to survive the first round,, in which Mahon (Dublin), and Matthews, last year's winner, also were defeated.
The Ryder Cup representative Alliss was defeated in the second round, after which the only Ryder Cup players surviving were Lacey and-Busson.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 132, 5 June 1937, Page 9
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