Members of the Junior class scored 80 I
points, eight less than the victors. Snpho- |
mores scored 27 points snd freshmen 83
points. Event.i Included bowling, base- |
hall, cricket, tennis, basketljal! nnd I
archery. Ten college letters v re award- |
ed girls who have shown especial lead- |
erahlp In athletlos.
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Hoylake Links Deserted
Because of Sabbath Law
Many Golfers Spend Day
Visiting Other Courses.
r.j the Ae*0(Hatid Preaa.
IIotlaks, England, May 22.?The
Ion* standing restrictions of the con
servative Royal Liverpool Golf Club
prohibiting Sunday play on its links
made a deserted sttot to-day of what
during the coming greek will be the
scene of a ftvo da .*"* battle for the
British Amateur Golf Championship.
Most of the 223 players entered spent
the day in resting, though a number of
them motored to nearby courses for
final practico. Of the thirteen Ameri
cans entered eleven will go out to
morrow in the first round. Ninety-five
matches are scheduled for the opening
day und sixty-four for Tuesday.
Golf speculation was rife among the
scattered few who had obtained local
accommodations. Estimates of the ability
of the Americans had risen over those
formed before Saturday's play, whon
they defer ted the bent of the British
amateurs In nine of the twelve matches.
Clear, dry weather, which is supposed
particularly to favor the American
style, continued to-day, with prospects
that the conditions would maintain tho
course fast, thue aiding and abetting
the superior driving shown by the over
seas men and, comparatively speaking,
increasing the putting weakness of the
British representatives.
