The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-17
TRAVIS STILL IN THE PLAY
PROGRESS OF AMATEUR NA- TION1L GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Present Champion Successful in the Two Rounds Played Yesterday-To- day Travis Is Paired With E. M. Byers. the Young 2ittsburg Crack-A Stiff Match Expected-C. II. Zimmerman, of New Haven, Out of tho Tournament.

Match Expected-C. II. Zimmerman, of New Haven, Out of the Tournament. Chicago, July 1.-Two rounds of IS holes each, match play, were played by the contestants for the amateur golf championship at Glenview to-day, un- der weather conditions that could not have been worse. Notwithstanding the abominable weather there were but few surprises in to-day's play. One result that caused considerable comment was the defeat of A. G. Lockwood, the clever Bostonian, by Dr. P. Frederick of Oil City. J. G. ThOrp, the Harvard pro- lessor, was put out in the running in the morning by youngster, Nathaniel Moore, but the latter was defeated in the afternoon play by Walter Egan, last years runner up to Travis.
 Two matches that will be watched with much interest tomorrow morning will be those between Travis and E. M. Byers of Pittsburg. and Dr. l.. l.. Harban of Columbia and H. Chandler Egan of EXmoor. The latter in his morning play to-day made a medal score of SS for the first nine holes, four strokes under bogile and won the match at the twelfth hole eight strokes under bogie. This score was made while the wind was blowing gale, Egan show ing form that has seldom been equal led. Although Champion Travis did not display particularly good form his play was steady enough to strengthen the belief that he again will win the championship. He won both morning and afternoon games almost as he pleased. Young Byers of Pittsburg, if he shall play the golf he has done so far in the tournament will, it is considered, give Travis the first test he has had.
 Few really good medal scores were made day. Chandler Egan's 3S, Per cy Pyne's and pr. Frederick's 40 in their afternoon games were the best Most of the medal scores ran we'll over those figures.
 Thirteen players who tied at 94 for the last two players in the qualifying list played off the tie before match play began this morning. Louis James, q Glenview youngster, who had made a medal score of 79 over the course, and O. c. Fuller of Milwaukee were the for tunate ones, and were paired with Ma turin Ballou of Apawamis and G. H. Leslie of Skokie, respectively.
 Among the players who are eonse- quently left out of the match play is c. H. Zimmerman, of New Haven, the only representative from that city. The cards in the Travis Bristol match were:
 Out .... ....5 4.57 6 5-4s
 In =. ,.....4 ? 6 3 , . .-25-6s Out .... ....e 5 , 4 6 f o-4s
 Other scores were:
 H. Chandler Egan beat Walter B. Kirk seven up six to play; Thayer McMillan. De ledo; E. M. Byers, Allegheny, beat Howard Griffin, East Orange, one up two to play; Max Behr, Morris County, beat B. F. Cum mins, Exmoor, two up; George H. Leslie. Skokie. beat 0. C. Fuller, Milwaukee, six up five to play; J. c. Daniels, Midlothian, beat Walter Fairbanks, one up in nineteen holes: J. A. Hoabird, Glenview, beat J. B. Rahm, Omaha, two up one to play: Percy +. Pyne, Princeton, beat ]. C.; Hinkley, Midlothian, one up. nineteen holes; F. k. Hamlin, Chicago, beat C. B. Fownes, oes%ooi EsS% sf Asfon up Boston ssS to beat c. E. Ba chanan, Racine, six up four to play; r. B. Hoyt Glenview beat R. R. Kimball, Oma Jr.. Onwntsia, beat Charles Zeublin, On wentsia, four up two to play; NJ. Doran, St. Paul, beat Chisholm Beach, Cleveland, three up two to play; Herbert J. Tweedie. four up two to play; Dr: L. L. sHarban, Columbia, beat Samuel Chase, Onwentsia, four up two to play; John c. Davison, Co., lumbia, beat Hamilton VOse, Milwaukee, view, beat Maturin Ballou, Apawamis, six up five to play Stephen Bull, Racine, beat N. r. Smith, Huntingdon Valley, two up; L. II. Conkln, Princeton, beat W. c. Car (. Smith, Onwentsia, beat H. C. Founes, r. 0. Reinhart, Baltusrol, beat 0. D. Dr. D. P, Fredericks, Oil City, beat W. II. Allan Hubbard, Milwaukee, beat R. E. James, Glenview, four up two to play; k. E. Hunter, Midlothian, beat Dr. W. W. Harban, Columbia, three up one to play; Ralph McKittrick, St. Louis, beat F. D F. Egan, Lake Geneva, beat A. C. Brown, Springfield, five up three to play; l.. T. Boyd. Milwaukee, beat Charles Counselman, Jr.. Midlothian. two up one to play; N. F.
 
 ley. three up one to play; c. T.. Brokaw, Princeton. beat ]. K. Maxwell. Des Moines, one up; G. E. Ormiston, Highland Pitts burg, beat John D. Cady, Rock, two up.
 The following are the results of the second round of match play:
 W. H. Travis, Garden City, beat J. c. Davidson, Columbia seven up five to play; E. M. Byers, Allegheny, beat J. A. Hola- bird, Onwentsia, one up; Dr. l.; l.: liar ban, Columbia, beat Stephen Bull, Racine, six up five to play: H. Chandler Egan, Ex- moor, beat J. c. Daniels, Midlothian, three up two to play; Percy k. Pyne, Princeton beat Thayer McMillan, Detroit, five up three to play; G. H. Leslie, Skokie. beat F. k. Hamlin, Chicago, three up two to play; Dr, D. r. Fredericks, Oil City, beat A. C. Lockwood, Allston. Boston, five up four to play; Abram Poole, Jr., Onwent up; r. B. Hoyt, Glenview beat M Doran, Jr., St. Paul, one up; H. J. Tweedle, Ex- moor beat k. E. Hunte, Midlothian, two up one to play; Louis James, Glenview, beat L. H. Conklin, Princeton, one up; Ralph McKittrick, St. Louis, beat k. W. Keyes, Glenview; five up, four to play; H. Q. Relnhart, Baltusrol, beat L. T. Boyd, Milwaukee, two up: W. E. Egan, Lake Geneva, beat N. F. Moore, Onwentsia. three up two to play; G. A. Ormiston. pittsburg beat G. T. Brokaw, Princeton, two up one to play.
 The following are the drawings for the first round of match play to-mor- roT':
 W. J. Travis vs. E. M. Byers.
 Dr. L. L. Harban ys. Chandler Egan.
 Percy pyne vs G. S. Leslie
 Dr. D. r. Fredericks vs. Abram Poole,