GOLF.
AI'STIt.U.IAN AND N.Z. CAlll.E ASSOCIATION
t Received This Day at 8 a.m.) NEW YORK. April I
K iikwood and Hagen attracted the gallery during a morning round for tile north and south championship Kickwood took 76 and Hagen 78. In the second round Kirkwood with 7S tied m a total of 151, with Hagen, ten scores behind Jock Hutchison, wlm established a competitive record with 69. During Hie afternoon play. Kirkwood hit fine tee shots down the fairway middle, and well up with the seconds, hut- lacked conlidenee in putting, missing at ’east a dozen under eight feet. Hagen putted well, but was well off the tees. NEW YORK. March 2
Hutchison the Chicago professional, won the golf championship at h’nehurst, with a score of 291. Kirkwood tied with French and Hagen for ninth place with a score of 302. Kirkwood completed the last eighteen holes hi 74. He will share in the prizes.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 April 1921, Page 4
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