The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-06
BEND ALMOST Wins
GOLF Match WITH
H. CHANDLER EGAN
94
Hard Luck of st. Paul Man at
the Finish Alone Saves West
ern Champion-Contest Mar
rows Down and Result Is
Matter of Conjecture.

CLEVELAND, ohio, Aug. 5.-The
second days play for the Western am
ateur golf championship brought ideal
weather, and the days playing showed
it. The morning round was more a
wedding out process than anything
else, thirty-two. pairs contestlng. In
the afternoon the matches began to
settle down to real work and tonight
only sixteen contestants are left to
fight it out.
The Egan boys, of. Chicago, and
Louis James, national amateur cham
pion, stand the best show of winning,
with r. e. Byers, of Allegheny, and S.
W. Stickney, of st. Louis, dangerous
rivals.
The result of today's wedding proc
ess is that tomorrow James, the Egans,
Byers and Stickney will all be out for
the honors in earnest. x
Today's greatest contest was in the
afternoon match between Chandler
Egan and Fl. Bend, of st. Paul. Egan
was at no time up until the: hn1sh,:
when he won the eighteenth hole after
both had missed two easy puts. He.
was one down on the turn, won the
tenth hole and lost the eleventh, but
the thirteenth, f@hTa zenith and fifteenth
were halved, White he won the, six
teenth, making him even. The sew
enteenth was haMed and it all depend
ed on the eighteent h.. Both had hard.
luck and missed easy puts, but Cham
der finally helea up 1 to the good,
making him 1 up and giving him the
D. P. Frederickss beat H. B. sMcCandless,
by default; N. Kennal beat G. A. Or
mission, by defapIf, FL. Russell beat G. W.
Young, by defaults Is. J. Tweedie beat j.
beat, by default; p, Moran beat J, c:
Oliver, by defauIfsS g. FL. Brown beat F.
R. Hamlin, by default; L, T. Ford beat
s FaHs up sc play r E. IA R5s9 Cr9weIl
Jeffery beat c. Beach, up to play; o.
II. Thompson beat J. D. Chino, l up;
Newton Annis beat H E. Daniels, up 1
to play; ]. D. Towne beat W. C. Fownes
pion H. G. Egan beat ". Dickinson, 4 up
to play; R. P. Nevin Jr. beat O.. P.
Richmond beat A. T. stickney, UP 4
to go; R: Il; ,Finkjine beat J. 6. Berry,
up: Louis Allis beat W. G.: Carnegie, !
up; DR.. w. W. Caldham beat DR.. o. W.
Rees, 3 up = to1play; j. s. Sweeney beat
F. A. Weddel, I up; Champion Louis
Jam ne beat r. A. Mead, up to play:
up a t. plsy;G: + Black beat g e. e:
F. Beyga ssss E N, NJ, MskittTiek -, 9,
\ w. *,
3 up to pIayssNs H. Barcum beat S. ".
Ramagey up to gov; 6. T. Bristol
snoWdon won by default; T.. Bole beat ].
Dr.. j. Lee Richmond Toledo, beat L..
Fleming Up tg play
Belmont, beat Re H.se rowell Euclid.
J. Boyd. Milwaukee, up; J. Tweedlei
BELMONT beat r.. Fl. GroweN Euclid. I
up; Walter Egar1, Exmoor, beat Ais, Mil
waukee 3 up b to go; Stewart Stickney,
st. Louis, beat r. P. NewIna "a lfe-s
gheny, g. up 2 70 play; Eddie Brown Err
up 2 to- plays Dr. Frederieks, OIL City
beat Nate Kendall Euclid, up ste go;
r. g. Russell y a. Detroit beat Newton Ans al
Egan beat Fl. P. Bend, up; r. M. Byers
beat 9. D. Thompson, + up; J. D ToWne
beat c. j. Kaffrey. upsSW. Carhart, De-
troit, beat A. B. Lambert, Glen Echo st:
Louis 1ssup; J.. M. Sellers beat j. s..
Sweeney, / up; DR.. w. w. Goldman beat
George Z. Black, ! upE1s heles;L y.
cage, 3 up 2 to play; ]. Bole, Cleveland
beat<J. N: Snowden,, 5 ups to go; II. N.
Bokun, Chicago, defeated R. II. Emk-
bine, 2 up / to go.