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WILLIAMS DOWNED 7 TO 2 BY CRIMSON ON BELMONT LINKS

Ward of Purple Defeats Hodder 3 and 2 and Turns in 73 Card

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED May 21, 1923

By winning all but one of the individual matches and losing but one of the foursomes, the University golf team triumphed over the Williams links men by the score of 7 to 2 at Belmont Spring Country Club, Saturday afternoon. The University golfers played better golf as a team than their opponents although Ward, playing number one on the Purple sextet, was the individual star of the day, completing the 18 holes in a 73, missing par by one stroke, and defeating Clark Hodder '25, number 1 on the University team 3 and 2.