The sun., 1900-07-25

Percy Pyne. I'd
CHICAGO, July "a Harry, yardqn: the ,sI, eH;
opdn Brush champ on lsi or,sr H fu
Ing ing s.vsral sS siccessfpi enraeements on
the local links. vardon has been here
less than three weeks. but during that
%s ne nns nad pGssfa he:e ssT
feated three tines in mat ohes in WHICH be took
Appointment part, but has won all the SIN.
victory vas was that over Laure Auchterlonie, the
famous st. Andrews ex-amateur. VINO Is acuhs
as PROBES. ional at the Glenylew Club. he
sh Ts at sna v.rdon nOSa was and
ef The hardest battles since his arrival
d sans Hh0"s beoTG Tee dosnpour sf rsn
which made the greens heavy amd Considerably
affected the play OF the local pro. Nardon
better on II the 1 green. r Where Auchierone failed
e eisSIsen 5 holes e BBHished with Apch! erlonle !
SS Ss n as sTnSSG and SSd the the Soh All
square at the twenty third hole, He haiyed the
twenty fourth and tweniy.ff,h and lost a
chance fUr ,h the baysd oy IN SSST T
the sSif tlesh, thirty arst and thirty;
sSs.d d ..a a hnn Sossy surs hs h
third aud thirty-fourih were halved vsrdon
Won the match In PLAYING the bye holes
v.idon xSn the n. tair,E s5trs match IN vdpdoS
made models score OF i52 for the thirty-six holes
which is. fourteen below the DOGGY figures
for the ouble round Auchterloms took isi
rested on Sunday, and yesterday he met the
best ball - William Holabird. Jr. ard Phelps
3 Hoyt. the crack players o, Hlenview, on the
being up on the entire match -
on Saturday Z yardon beat Open ChampionWill
but he had to smash all rec rds for tho cour .
az K hs rsSord s shs
noon match exceled any go,f contest ever
played around Chicago, The conditions were
propi,ious. or the players one is the ac-
other golfer in the world; the other Is un.
ouestionabiy the best player in the United
States. The links ia one 10 afford as good
was fne and the course In admirable SHAPE.
With reference especially 10 the afternoons 9
play II would be impossible TO use anything
either had the advantage. Smith ontdrove
yardon from the tee several times. Vardon
on the other hand, also outdrove smith. Both
made magnificent bras. shots. Nardon's
being perhaps a bit the straighter. The iron
work OF both was accurate. Natdon having lit
tie the better OF it. On the green it was a toss
Cf the ,hirty-hye holes, played yardon took
eleven. Smith nine. and fifteen we're halved
Smith secured his greatest advantage at the
threenh hole when ,h he nrS was Up me men
q. .fou uf%epth. niisen'h ara sixteenth but
Smith took the neIt tw" psdd"S The morning his
opponents ADVANTAGE so that they were square
at tho twenty-seventh. and though Smith sfrove
yalissnty he could not EQUAL vardons race % ana
don on he seventeenth green
On Friday vardon wa.. defeated on the
best bail Of James Fouls of Wheaton and Fred
Herd OF Washington Park. both ex.opsn golf
champions Of the ynited 0nst,t sta,ss; vardSn i
ness. and was defeated simply because his op-
ponents played supeIior golf Herd do better
IN the mornins round than Fonlis. but the. wei:
in tho afternoon BY as brilliant game as has
been seen on the Chicago Golf Clubs llnas in
many days.
SEApRIonr, July 2i-In the competition for
mixed foursomes for the cups presented by
Mrs. Il. L. Thorne!l the following qualified:
Mr z: L Kalbn.iseh, Jr.. and a.
Miss E,hsI rnorn.ll and j, Prem. Prem. NJ. ." "
x:s HSs isns H,o' Sword, and Msi.n, n,'' "
Ms, IS" vahdsiho.i isds and Pi.n. 4 " W
PToAl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S
/. Kalhheisch. Jr,, and A. 7. Dwight against
Ethel Thornrll and J. Prentice Kellogg against
Miss Jane Swords and McLana Van Ingen. In
the competition for the Cha mi nship cup pre-
sentcd BY j. Prentice Kellogg the following
qualified:
f. W Menzles. 20 Walter Watson. Jr., So: A. T.
Dwight 50; J. Prentice Kellogg, ~! r. u. Wiley, 81;
4. Il. b, Billings SO; Albert Symington, SO: a. II.
Porter. Jr.. S.
BLOOMFIELD. N j.. July a-The women's
team of tho Clan Ridge (,Olf mh mat u-ith