BRUEN FAILS TO QUALIFY
Britons Still Maintain The Lead
NO NEWS OF HENRY COTTON!
London, To-day,
rounds.
Arthur J. Lacey (Bork-
Reuter's have omitted to state shire) whether the present holder of the JJ Pennink (Royal
Ashdown Forest) title, Henry Cotton, who went T. B. Haliburton
Prost round the first time in 74,
wick) qualified!
-74+72—140
74+72-146 72+74=146
Syd. F. Brows (Houghton,
S. Africa) N. Sutton (Leigh)
76+70=146. 72+75147
nemouth)
blin)
70+77=147
The following were the scores at the end of the Second Round, as cabled by Ernest Whitcombe (Bou
Reuter:
78-474-147 F. Bullock (Sonning) 78÷74=147 Sam L. King (Knole
Park) A. G. Beck (Sherwood
Forest)
A sensation was caused in the Second Round of the British Richard Burton (Sale)
(Qualifying Score 148)
P. J. Mahon (Royal Du- 71+69=140- Open Golf Championship, which is being held over the Royal St.J. J. Busson (Pannal) 71469-140
W. J. Cox (Wimbledon George's and Prince's Courses, at Sandwich, when James Bruen, the
Park)
70+70=140 17-year-old Irish boy, failed to qualify for the next stage by two Bert Gadd (West Ches- strokes, going round in 80 for an aggregate of 150, the qualifying James Adams (Royal Liv-
hire)
71+70=141 70+71-141 J. H. Ballingall (Balmore) 76472—148 V. Greenhalgh (Prest
wick) 72+71=148 Stopy (Sunningdale)
score being 148.
erpool). R. G. French (West Sur-
rey)
Marcel Dallemagne (St.
Germain, France)
+
74+78-147
76+72=148
75+78=148
77+71-148
.78476-148-
W. M. Hastings (Kilmar- 70+74=144
mock. Barassic)
FAILED TO QUALIFY 70-76-145 The following failed to qualify:
James Bruen (Cork) 71+74-145 Eddie Whitcombe (Bour- 73+72=145 nemouth)
Thirty-seven players qualified with a 68 for an aggregate of 145. for the third round which takes
NEW RECORD place to-day, other notable fail- Syd. F. Brews, the South African
finished ures being Eddie Whitcombe who who
as runner-up to
J. L. Black (Rhas-on-Sea) 72+72=144 | returned an aggregate of 151, Henry Cotton, in 1934 (incidentally John
Fallon (Hudders- Arthur Havers 157 and James on this same course) did the home- field) Braid (Walton Heath), the ward nine holes yesterday in 33 Alfred Perry (Leather-
head) veteran professional, who had strokes to establish a new record
A. Dailey (Wanstead) 162.
for the championship links.
Dai J. Rees" (Surbiton) Cyrit Tolley, one of this year's The present leaders are Richard C. J. H. Tolley (R. and selectors of the successful British Burton (Sale), J. J. Busson (Pan-
A.) Walker Cup team, is not far behind nal) and W. J. Cox (Wimbledon
Charles Whitcombe (Crews
Hills) all of whom returned an Alfred J. Padgham (Sun- the leaders and yesterday' equalled | Park) the amateur record for the course aggregate of 140 for the first two
drige Park)
70-80 150
77-474151
74478 152
73-72-145 James Braid (Walton
Heath) 77+68=145] G. C. Hutton (Hooton) 84+72-156 R. H. Pemberton (Sutton · 714-75 146 Coldfield)
Arthur Havers (Sandy
74+72=146 Lodge)
84+72=156
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