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54THEROYALBURGESSGOLFINGSOCIETYOFEDINBURGH
Hutchinson,theultimatewinner,whowasinlater
yearstodashthehopesofotherBurgessaspirants
forthehonour.GregorM`Gregor,alreadyreferred
to,1wasinthelasteightin1887atHoylake,butlost
thetiewithMr.Hutchinson,whoagainprovedthe
ultimatewinner.
T.T.Gray,aprominentBurgessplayerandgold
medallist,defeatedLeslieBalfour-Melvilleinthe1894
ChampionshipatHoylake,butwasbeatenbythatgreat
player,JohnBall,Junior.Fouryearslaterheand
A.M.Ross,playingfortheScottishLiberalGolfing
Society,wontheEveningTimesTrophyinastrongfield
atBarnton.
TheguestofhonourattheAnnualDinnerofthe
Societyon3rdMarchz9z8wasthewell-knowngolfer,
W.B.Torrance,whohasplayedsincei9i9under
thecoloursoftheEdinburghBurgessGolfingSociety
intournaments,championships,andinternationalen-
counters,andhasworthilyuphelditsbesttraditions.
AthomehehaswontheGoldMedaloftheSociety
onsixoccasionsandtheAutumnGoldMedalnine
times.Amongotherachievementshehasrepresented
Scotlandininternationalcontestsfromigzzto1930,
hasplayedforBritainintheWalkerCup,haswonthe
St.George'sVaseatSandwich,theSilverTassie,and
EveningTimesTrophy,withG.SeymourNoon,apart
frommedalsatSt.AndrewsandinEastLothian.
Mr.TorrancetiedwithT.P.PerkinsasfirstBritish
amateurwithascoreof300intheBritishOpen
Championship(atSt.Andrewsin1927)wonbyR.T.
Jones,andhasfrequentlytakenahighplaceinthat
majorcompetition.
1Seep.52,supra.
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54THEROYALBURGESSGOLFINGSOCIETYOFEDINBURGH
Hutchinson,theultimatewinner,whowasinlater
yearstodashthehopesofotherBurgessaspirants
forthehonour.GregorM`Gregor,alreadyreferred
to,1wasinthelasteightin1887atHoylake,butlost
thetiewithMr.Hutchinson,whoagainprovedthe
ultimatewinner.
T.T.Gray,aprominentBurgessplayerandgold
medallist,defeatedLeslieBalfour-Melvilleinthe1894
ChampionshipatHoylake,butwasbeatenbythatgreat
player,JohnBall,Junior.Fouryearslaterheand
A.M.Ross,playingfortheScottishLiberalGolfing
Society,wontheEveningTimesTrophyinastrongfield
atBarnton.
TheguestofhonourattheAnnualDinnerofthe
Societyon3rdMarchz9z8wasthewell-knowngolfer,
W.B.Torrance,whohasplayedsincei9i9under
thecoloursoftheEdinburghBurgessGolfingSociety
intournaments,championships,andinternationalen-
counters,andhasworthilyuphelditsbesttraditions.
AthomehehaswontheGoldMedaloftheSociety
onsixoccasionsandtheAutumnGoldMedalnine
times.Amongotherachievementshehasrepresented
Scotlandininternationalcontestsfromigzzto1930,
hasplayedforBritainintheWalkerCup,haswonthe
St.George'sVaseatSandwich,theSilverTassie,and
EveningTimesTrophy,withG.SeymourNoon,apart
frommedalsatSt.AndrewsandinEastLothian.
Mr.TorrancetiedwithT.P.PerkinsasfirstBritish
amateurwithascoreof300intheBritishOpen
Championship(atSt.Andrewsin1927)wonbyR.T.
Jones,andhasfrequentlytakenahighplaceinthat
majorcompetition.
1Seep.52,supra.
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Sports publications > Chronicle of the Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh, 1735-1935 > (90) |
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Description | More than 230 sports publications from the National Library of Scotland's collections. Featured sports include football, rugby, golf, shinty, athletics, bowls, cricket and hockey. Among the material from the late 19th and early 20th centuries are match programmes, club histories, and handbooks. From the late 20th century are promotional materials to encourage greater diversity in sport. Most items cover sports activities in Scotland. There are also publications relating to the Olympics and international matches. |
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