Golf Team Crushes Engineers, 6-1; Johnstone Shoots 74 in High Winds

Little winds of up to fifty miles per he varsity golf team crushed M.I.T. lay afternoon at the Myopia Hunt by a margin of 6-1.

Regarding to Bob Holton, the Crimson's four man. "The wind was so that on one hole it blew me right off the tea. But this did not stop him from shooting a 78 and defeating Neil Hall 4-3. Stan Abrams marked up his sixth straight win of the year in a 3-2 victory over M.I.T.'s number three, Ralph Lakin.

Captain John Livingood nipped Chuck Gamble, runner-up in last year's New England Intercollegiates, one up by sinking a twenty-footer for a winning par as Gamble bogied the eighteenth.

The most spectacular golf was played by Harvard's number two man, Bruce Johnstone, when he carded a 74 and smashed Alden Foster 6-4. At one point in his 33-36:74 which included four birdies, Johnstone took seven of nine holes. In the number six slot George Duffy won 2-1 enroute to a 79. Seventh man Herb Wollan overwhelmed Bill Stith 5-4.

Captain John Livingood nipped Chuck Gamble, runner-up in last year's New England Intercollegiates, one up by sinking a twenty-footer for a winning par as Gamble bogied the eighteenth.

The most spectacular golf was played by Harvard's number two man, Bruce Johnstone, when he carded a 74 and smashed Alden Foster 6-4. At one point in his 33-36:74 which included four birdies, Johnstone took seven of nine holes. In the number six slot George Duffy won 2-1 enroute to a 79. Seventh man Herb Wollan overwhelmed Bill Stith 5-4.