The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-08

but Mac was equally unfortunate. Har-
rfman lofted out poorly, but Mac over
putted and the holo was halved In six.
The twenty-eighth went to Hartman.
Macdonald's short iron work was poor
and he lost chance to halve on three,
foot put.
The twenty-ninth-Har ap-
proach to the twenty-ninth landed him
In the long grass, but playing two lofted
out prettily out on the green. Mac made
q nice mashie shot, but again failed on a
three-foot put and the hole was halved.
Hartman won the thirtieth by grand
mashie shot, making him dormie, and
playing carefully halved the thirty-f1rst
winning the match, six up, five to play.
DOUGLAS VS. TRAVIS.
In the morning play Douglas made an
opening drive of nearly 200 yards. Both
got pretty lies, and playing the like
Douglas made a fine uphill approach
Travis did equally well and the hole was
halved in five.
The second was halved in four. Doug
las laid Travis nearly perfect stymie,
but Travis, toeing his ball with his putter,
cleared 1t and went down.
The third was halved in six. Both
missed short puts.
On the fourth hole Douglas drove into
the bunker and playing two more got
into the next bunker. Travis overran the
hole, but Douglas missed a chance to
naive by missing a short put, Travis
holing in five.
In the fifth Douglas holed long put
and was down in three, score all square
Douglas won the sixth in four. He
might have made 1t in three, but for a
missed short put. Douglas one up.
The seventh went to Douglas in four.
Travis sliced his drive, sclaffed his ap-
proach, and then drove into the river.
Douglas on his third lay dead to the
cup, and he holed in four.
The eighth hole was halved in four,
Douglas third running the cup.
The ninth was halved in five.
Douglas took the tenth in five, Travis
! bungling his drive and approach
The eleventh was halved in five after
| Douglas ball had popped out of the cup
on a twenty-yard on an iron witch shot
| The twelfth was haIved in six the
! thirteenth in four and the fourteenth in
! six, both doing rather laundering work
| Travis won the fifteenth in five, haIved
| the sixteenth in three and lost the seven
! teenth, Douglas taking it in four, on q
| long put. The home hole went to Doug
las in three. his drive landing dead with
| in eight yards of the hole. Score: Doug
| las up.
In the afternoon play Douglas won the
nineteenth in five. Travis then showed
| and twenty-first in DOGGY or better, win
ming the twenty-second and halving the
| twenty-third. A seesaw then commenced
| Douglas taking the twenty-fourth
Travis the twenty-ffth, Douglas the
! twenty-sixth and Travis the twenty
seventh. By this time the crowd had de-
| serted the Macdonald Hartman match
| and an immense gallery watched the
| players as they started on their homeward
| journey. Douglas took the twenty-eightt
in five, halved the twenty-ninth and wor
| the thirtieth, Travis Tipping the cup on q
| two-yard put He won the thirtieth in
| four, making Dormie five. Then fortune
! changed. Douglas over-approached or
| the thirty-frst and Travis holed in four
! Bunkered in driving for the thirty-second
! Douglas lost that also, and lost a chance
| to halve the thirty-third by missing q
yard put. But the thirty fourth was
| halved in four, and the game was over
Douglas winning. up to play.
RESULTS DAYS PLAY.