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AmatPvr Golf BRITAIN SHOCKED 1 6 -14 The Daily Telegraph Monday Auaust 5 1971 Oosterhuis loses play-off to Owen with nightmare 6 Curtin Cup Golf WHEEL OF FORTUNE HELPS SPIN BRITAIN TO 13-5 DEFEAT By MICHAEL WILLIAMS in San Francisco CO the dust has settled over the San Francisco Golf Club and the United States have retained the Curtis Cup by 12 matches to four with two halved a margin that does less than justice to Great Britain and Ireland It is I am afraid a familiar theme: another American victory their eighth in succession another occasion when with a bit of luck here and there Britain would have done better and i In t-Vio ona A a i But as they are wont to do in the end did not the Americans played the last Tv three holes with greater resolu- S1 It turns Out a tion They took their chances match that was lost on the and then on the second day first day when four spins of piled it on with their acknow- rc By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT in krcfell Peter Oosterhuis took six at the first hole to lose a sudden death play-off against New Zealander Simon Owen after a last-round 66 had given him a tie in the German Final loaders 276 Owen (N Zealand) 69 68 70 69 OoMrrhtM (G 70 71 69 66 tOwen won in sudden-death off 279 Galla her lG 75 TO 67 67 Hayes Africa) 69 70 69 71 280 (C R) 68 71 72 69l SwaelrriN (Relqium) 70 68 70 72 282 Barnes (d B) 70 72 72 68 Benubrwhje tG 70 71 70 7 TV Owens (Ireland' 72 70 69 71 Open championship Krefeld yesterday As in the 1973 Masters when he led by three strokes going into round four and at the 7 1 st hole in the 1972 John Player Classic Oosterhuis dashed his victory hopes by Mmroy iAnnNM 70 73 11 j- to Hunt (i 74 75 64 70 pushing his drive into dire trouble to the right of the fairway This time he was in the trees He managed to chop the ball back into play but hunkered his third and finally conceded to Owen who had hit the green at the 485-yard par five in two for a birdie four ilward (U S) 70 71 70 286 Jih Bl 74 Barocrh (S Africa) 75 Abrru (Spain) 71 Molten (Italy) 73 f6 Gartenmuer Austria) Horton (G 70 387 Coles (G B) 72 74 71 TO Hobday Rhodesia) 7b It 70 $9 1 t'Mirie iS Nfrirn) 74 70 71: Cerda (Mexico) 70 71 75 71 Townsend (G B) 71 73 70 73 Moman (G Bl 72 70 71 74 Baker (S Afrieal 73 70 67 77 28 1 Ilarey (Ireland) 75 70 72 71 289 I) Small (G B) 74 73 70 Tegwen Perkins full of confidence and revelling the big occasion in T2: Torrance (C Bi 73 68 74 74 the wheel all went the way when they could equally well have gone towards Britain There was that six foot putt on the 18th green in the first series of foursomes by Mary McKenna that would have given Britain a 2-1 lead It failed to drop just as two other efforts were to do later Four-footer missed edged greater talent Opportunity taken Only Miss Greenihalgh calm experienced and the ideal partner for Miss Perkins saw the opportunity and took it Once just briefly they wavered in their foursome against Carol Semole and Miss Hill but all was well and a badly needed point was pocketed More was needed than that however but it was not forthcoming for Anne Sander and Then there was the attempt hv lane Booth always dependable Tegwen Perkins the first Welsh i a crisis gave no glimmer of By DONALD STEEL in Pisa Italy (IJJOLF is still very much a minority sport in Europe so news of the first victory over Great Britain and Ireland by 16 matches to 14 at Punta Ala on Saturday is hardly likely to upset the bustle of life in Paris Madrid or Helsinki But it is a significant St -Andrews Trophy result though it could be said that the British and Irish side were not the best equipped to meet the particular set of circumstances 'acing them With an 8-7 lead carried forward from Friday the Continent snatched crucial halves in the first and fourth matches of the second series of foursomes to leave Great Britain and Ireland to win six singles to save the day GrVat Britain and ineffective play in the two foursomes in which thev won only three matches and none before the 17th green was the main reason for their plight but at least the established players made the Continent work on the last afternoon Macgregor excels John Davies was out in 32 Ian Hutcheon in 33 and Peter Hedges in 35 with a lost ball Gordon Macgregor two up after six and two down after 13 played the best sustained golf in a fine round of 70 to beat Johncke with four threes in the last five holes Charlie Green after the morning off stuck to his guns as he always does with some solid play to defeat Gancedo while Hugh Stuart was one under fours for the first five holes and three up on Godillot A half in two at the sixth however inspired Godillot to win five of the next six holes and with Richard Eyles one of the successes of the trip not quite able to hold the Italian Croze after the turn any hope of a reprieve vanished FOURSOMES Stuart It Fvles bvd with Johncke A A Godillot Macqreqor A A Brdie lost to Gancedo A Taya 2 holes Davie A Hedges bt A roe A A Lionello 2 A 1 I HuUheon A Ashb hvd with Nierlich A Muller Kane A Gannon lost to Hofstetter A Cotton 4 A3 SINGLES Matqreqor bt Johncke 1 hole Green bt Gancedo 1 hole Stuart lo to Godilot 3 A 2 Hedges bt Nierlich 4 A 3 Davie bt Hofstettrr 5 A 4 Evles lost to Croe 2 A 1 Kane lost to Muller 2 A 1 Hutcheon bt Taya 6 A 5 Gannon lost to ionello 6 A 4 Ahbv lost to Strenqer 6 A 5 Lauer two and one One could only marvel anew at the blossoming talent of Debbie Massev and salute again the strength of Mrs Sander and Mrs Booth The result was as I have already remarked disproportionate Three British players advanced their reputations almost to the point of envy by the Americans Gifted Miss Walker First there was the golf of Miss Walker so gifted and assured when she beat Miss Semple holder of both the American and British amateur championships on the first day Here it seems is real golfing talent Then there is Miss Perkins full girl to play Curtis Cup golf who potential brilliance was one of the great successes of Maureen Walker and Miss The results U8 namrs flrut FIRST DAY FOURSOMES Miv Semp-Ie Miss Hill hl-ved with Miss McKenira A Miss Greerrhalqh Mrs A Sander Mrs 1 Booth bt Mss I-Smith Miss Lf Fern re 6 A 5 Miss Rurtfc A Miss Laver lost to MIm Walker A Mis Everard 5 A 4 SINGLES Miss vrvpl lost to Mis Walker 2 A 1 Mrs Booth bt Miss McKervna 5 A 3 Miv Massey bt Everard 1 hole Miss lauer bt Miss I -Smith 6 A 4 Miss Barry bt Mfss Greeotialph Miss Hill halved with Miss Parkins SECOND DAY FOURSOMES Mrs Sander A Mr Booth bt Miss MrKenrn A Miss Walker 3 A 4 Miss Budke A Mis I auer bt Miss Fverard A Miss Le Fetivre 5 A 3 Miss A Miss Hill lost to Miss Creenhalqh A Miss Perkins 3 A 2 SINGLES Mrs Sander bt Miss Everard 4 A 3 Mrs Booth bt Mis Greenhaloh 7 A 5-Miss Massey bt Miss Le Feuvro 6 A 5 Miss Semnle bt Miss Wa-lkec 2 A 1 Miss Budke bt Miss Perkins 3 A 4 Miss Lauer lost to Miss McKenna 2 A 1 She was within four McKenna feet of beating Cynthia Hill after or a sudden revival being one down with two to play I 'Umurd the turn could Carol Le but her putt hit the hole and Fvre and Miss Everard out co-oa I their game onto another plane stayed out HILL KEEPS TWO-STROKE ADVANTAGE AVE HILL scored an even-par 71 to keep his two-stroke lead after 54 holes of the £80000 Pleasant Valley Golf Classic in Sutton Massachusetts reports I Tom Weiskopf struggling off the tee also returned a 71 while Jim Wiechers had the best round a 68 Weiskopf and Wiechers finished on 207 Birdie chances Hill who along with Weiskopf had a course record-equalling H5 in the second round had birdie chances from inside 15 feet at nine different holes but landed only one from 12 feet on the second His only other birdie came from a 25-footcr at the seventh PLEASANT VALLEY CLASSIC Sut-ton Muss) 3rd Rd leader: 205 Hill 69 65 71 207 Weiskopt I 71 65 71: Wlerkers 72 67 68 1 209 Rrqalado (Mexico) 68 72 69 210 1 Heard 68 70 72 211 Ficier 70 70 71 212 Douglass 71 69 72 213 Co (S Africa) I 74 69 70 1 Hinson 70 72 i 1 I Still 71 70 72: Snead 68 71 74 214 Nichols 74 70 70: Gilbert 74 68 72 I Iverson 72 70 72 215 Littler 75 68 72 Charles (NZ) 71 72 72 216 Molina (Arq) 72 71 73 218 Cra rnptrvn (Australia) 74 70 74 Mary Budke and Bonnie Lauer beat them quite comfortably in of confidence and one who utterly the end revels in the big occasion Not far behind I feel is Miss McKenna whose best years too So that was it for the United States now needed only two of Close on her heels Julia Greenihalgh one down with two to play had a putt of not much more to hold Beth Barry Again the putt hit the hole and squirmed away Mary Everard was one up with two to play against bebbie the six singles for outright victory and one for the tie that would have kept the Cup in America anvwav Now came the It was the first victorv in Europe for Owen 23 a World Cup international who turned professional only three years ago Going into round four1 a stroke clear of the field and three ahead of Oosterhuis he returned a 69 for a 12-below-par 276 and won £2666 Prize of £1666 Oosterhuis earned £1666 It was his second sudden-dcatih olay-off reverse of the season having lost to negro Lee Elder after a tie in the Monsanto Open at Pensacola He said: drive was exactly the same shot as the ones in the Masters and the John Plaver classic just concentrate fully I intended taking a three wood off the tee but lost the toss for the honour Simon hit with a driver and for some reason I changed mv mind I just rushed the shot ironical I hit one like that all week and I birdied all five oar fives in the round Oosterhufrs built his challenge on an outward 33 which contained four birdies three at par fives and a two af the fifth where he holed from 25ft He dropped a stroke at the fourth but collected more birdie fours at the 11 fh 15th being bunkered and 17th and holed from 18ft for a par four at the 14th after driving into a ditch in the trees His formidable record in only six outings in Europe this summer includes a win in the French Open second in the German in the British Open and in the Piora-dillv medal and a third in the Penfold Owen played with commendable steadiness holing from 20ft to birdie the ninth and turn in 34 But he had to hole from 15ft for his par five at the 15th after -putting his second shot in the trees He learned the position overall only as he fared up to his second shot at the 18th and went dose from six yards to the birdie which would have given him outright victory Third place shared South Dale Hayes who returned 71 despite losing a ball at the ninth shared third place on 279 with Bernard Gallacher who finished with two magnificent 67's being packed with eight birdies Ulsterman Eddie Polland -finished in 69 despite three-putting three times twice at short holes to drop strokes on the back nine chipping in to eagle the 17th and share fifth place with Belgian Donald Swaelens should lie ahead Bit last week it was not any more than was the I 1 leadership of Belle Robertson Tass-ey but lost thm both so i uarkost time of all 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