The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-09
MORNING PLAY

Promptly at 1879 a.. m. Douglas and
Hartman: started eons their long. struggle.
Douglas had the ahofioTS and drove off
about 200 years. Harriman's drive was
five yards shorter. His brassy shot put
him we'll on the green. Douglas sliced
a trife, but got on the edge of the green
and his third mashie shot was within
two yards of the cup. Hartman putted
nicely to within two feet of the hole,
Douglas was. down in. four on pretty
put, and Hartman followed suit, the
hole being halved.
Douglas drive for the second went to
the right, but it was a good lie: Harrl-
mans drive was beauty, landing well
on the green. On his second Douglas
approached within yard of the hole
Harrimans approach hit the champion
ball and went beyond the cup. Doug
las missed three-foot put, and Har-
riman playing the like was down in
three. Hartman one up.
HarrimanS drive for the third went
true and far, but Douglas" was better
| by three yards, Hartman slightly pulled
his brassy shot, landing on the edge of
| the bunker, but his third. a nlashie shot,
| landed him dead on the green. Doug
| las brassy shot was true, and his third
placed him within four yards of the cup.
Hartman playing the odd, putted with
| in a yard of the hole. Douglas over
putted and playing five again missed an
| easy put Hartman hofed in five and
| the score was two up for the American.
Both made splendid drives for the fourth,
but the champions was again the far
| thest by about six yards, though some
| what to the right. Hartman used a
midiron shot, was over but Douglas
| lofted too far also. Playing the odd,
Hartman putted within yard of the
| hole. Douglas was short, and playing
| one more again missed an easy put,
and Hartman was down in four. Harri-
man three up. .,.
Hartman drove off for $50 yards, and
got a splendid lie. Douglas drive, how
ever, was a beautiful one fully thirty
yards further, and close 10 the bunker,
using his midiron. Hartman went too
! far Douglas iron shot put him on the
I green. Hartman lofted pretttly within
| two yards of the hole. Douglas overput-
ted, then missed his fifth, a short put and
| Hartman holed down in four, a nice
/ three-yard put. Hartman 4 up.
Hartman outdrove the champion for
| the sixth, but the latter's mashie Shot put
him nicely on the green. Hartman pulled
his mashte shot, and got in the long
grass. Playing. the odd, he lofted out
too much to the right. and Douglas play
ing the like made a put within six inches
of the hole. Hartman missed a ten-foot
put, and Douglas holed in four. Hartman
up.
Douglas drove off poorly and topped
! his iron shot. Harriman's drive was also
short, but his iron landed just this side
of the skokie with a good lie. Douglas
third put him on the green. Hartman
| playing the like landed nicely on the
green. Douglas, who appeared rather
nervous. missed easy put, and play
ing two again missed. The hole was
Harrimans. Hartman up.
Hartman underestimate the force OF
the wind in driving for the eighth, and
| went into the bunker. He lofted out poor
ly, but Douglas was short in his approach
also. Harriman's approach was on line
with the hole. Douglas oxerputed, and
playing two overputted again. Hartman
missed a two-yard put, Douglas agair
i missed an easy. put, and the hole wa:
| Harrimans. Hartman up.
Douglas again outdrove for the home
hole. Hartman played safe on his Sec
ond. using his iron. and his third land
ed him dead on the green. Douglas drove
i into the bunker on his second, a brassy
shot. but on his third. loafted out beautt-
fully. Playing the odd. Harriman's put
| was short, Douglas missed a three-yard
put, and played two, halved in five.
4 Douglas, dftye gave him good lie, and
i his rnastie shet placed him well toward
4 thes-bunl<erA HarEfnan got a. euppy lie
but lofteA nicely to the extreme edge OF