The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-24
IDOL FALLS TO GROUND
w. HOLABERD JR. OUT OF MID
LOTHIAN TOURNAMENT
Western Amateur Golf Chamnion-
ship VIII Probably Go to Rus
sell, of Detroit-St. Paul
Players Beaten.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-The honors IN the
Western amateur golf championships tour
nament will probably go to a represent
atiVe of Detroit. Raymond Russell a.
young player who halls from that city
upset all calculations at Midlothian this
afternoon by defeating w. HoIabird .Jr
the idol of Glenview, by I'D. l to pIay
in the second round of the match NAV
for the championship cup. Three Chicago
men. Fred Hamlin, Phelps B. Howl and
Bruce Smith are all that stand between
Russell and the championship. In the
semi finals tomorrow morning Russell is
paired with Bruce D. Smith. of Onwent
STA, and if the Detroiter shall keen m
the game ne has been playing throughout
the tournament. he should land in the
finals and fight it out with either Hamlin
or Hoyt, of Onwentsa. Next to the de-
Feat of Holaplrd, the greatest surprise
Of the day was the poor showing made by
VIII Waller, who Won the CHAMPIONSHIP
last year. Walters poor work Yesterday
put him in the third sixteen where if
was conceded by everybody he would
carry off first honors, but he was pIaved
to "a standstill today by B. F. Carpenter
Of Washington Park
Louis Allis and L. T. Boyd, of Milwau-
kee, are in the semi finals for the second
cup, and the third cup will be contested
for by Thayer Mcmillan, of Detroit. and
three Chicago men.
NANNY Holabird, the Glenview trophy
winner was the first of the CHAMPION
snip cup players to go away. He was
paired with Michael Doran, the st. Paul
local driver. The match attracted gall
lery and resulted in some fine golf.
On the third green occurred one OF
those unusual things in golf-both balls
iT1tO In
Holabird laid Doran a stymie The ST.
Paul man hit hard to knock his rival
ball away, and sent Holabird's gltta
percha into the cup, his own following.
At the eighth green Doran returned the
stymie compliment by sending his ball
directly in front of Holabird's. This cost
the latter the hole, 4 to s. Doran fub-
bed his drive from the tenth tee, and was
III trouble thereafter losing the hole, 6
to 5. Holabird took the next two. and the
thirteenth and fourteenth holes were
nalved in six each. This made HoIa
bird winner, up, to play.
Another sensational match was the con-
test between Fred Hamlin, gold medaIist
of the tourney, and NeaIe MacNeaIe, of
Cincinnati. Hamlin won, 3 up, / to play
Phelps Hoyt of GIenview, won over w.
]. Frye, of Belmont, up, to go
w. S. Pillsbury, Onwentsia, defeated
j. Il. Cady, of Rock Island, 2 up and
to go.
Bruce Smith, onwentsia, defeated c. T.
Jaffray, st. Paul, up, to go.
Walter Eagan, Lake Forest, defeated
K. Goodman, SSidlothian, up and to go.
FL. j.. Tweede Belmont defeated
Thomas Taylor, Onwentsia up and 2
to go.
Raymond Russell, Detroit, defeated C.
A. Carpenter, Onwentsia, UP, at the
tWentV-fiTSt hole
Results in the second cup matches
were: metz o-,..
Louis Mills, Milwaukee, won from R.
E. Daniels, Midlothian. 3 up. 2 to play!
,, Abe Poole. ,olnwentsia. beat GA.
IF. d. Frazier, Glen view beat A G..
Bennett, Skokie, 5 up, to go.
w. T.. Rowland, Evanston, defeated
Harold Smith, Onwentsia, up. ..,,,,.--.. ,
L. T. Boyd. Milwaukee, beat w. E.
Glow Jr.. Edsewater. up to play
w. T. G. Bristol, Midlothian, won from
b. F. Schumacher, st. Paul, 5, up, 4 to
o. C. Fuller. Milwaukee. beat Charles
Counselman, Midlothian. 3 up. 1 to go.
d. f. Palmer, Riverside, beat J. w.
Ross, Belmont; z up, l to go.
s. Si,5 O. ,p3uggar, Hinsdale; J. e; Daniels
F. R. Petit, Kenosha; Fl. P. Bend, st.
Paul e,5o and T. Mcmillan. Detroit.
F. r. Hamlin, Chicago, defeated W.
F. Pillsbury, Onwentsia, up, to play.
Phelps B. Hoyt, Glenview, defeated H.
j. Tweedie, Belmont, up, 1 to play.
Raymond Russell Detroit, defeated W.
HQlabird Jr, Glenview, up, l to play.
Bruce D. Smith, Onwentsa, defeated
w; g. Egan, Onwentsia, 8 up, to play.
Second. cup, second round
W. I; G. Bristol, Midlothian, defeated
f: D. Frazier. Glenview, l up, 10 holes.
Louis Allis, Milwaukee, defeated J. T.
Palmer. Riverside, 4 up, 2 to play.
l.. T: Boyd, Milwaukee, defeated A.
Poole Jr., OnWentsia, 8 up, to play
w. |. Rowland Jr., Evanston, defeated
o; Z: Fuller Milwaukee, 2 up, l to play.
Third cup, second round
Fl. e. Havemeyer, Riverside, defeated
il. P. Bend, st. Paul, 4 up, to play.
Nv. I. Osborne, iGlenview, defeated J.
Thayer Mcmillan, Detroit, defeated B.
F.. Cummins, EXmoor, up, 2 to play.
S. 0. Digger, Hinsdale, defeated F.
r. Petit, Kenosha. 2 up, l to play
The following are pairs for the semi
finals tomorrow:
Championship
Fred r. Hamln, Chicago, VS. Phelps
b. 9oyt, Glenview.
Raymond Russell, Detroit. VS.. Bruce
D. Smith, Onwentsia.
Second cup
w. T. Bristol Midlothian, VS. Louis
Allis, Milwaukee.
L. T. Boyd, Milwaukee, vs. w. I. How
land Jr., Evanston.
Third cup
H. E. Hayemeyer, Riverside. VS.. w. I.
Osborne, Glenview.
Thayer Mcmillan, Detroit, vs. Sam 0.
Digger, Kinsdale.