The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-22

good golfer should look like. He looks
we'll plays gracefully. and has the PLUCK
nf tho very old Harry himself. Like chat
worthy parsonage. mis- possibilities on a
Ink seemed 20 h~ unlimited. Nothing e
too hot or too heavy for him to take hold
uf. The manner in which he surmounis
difficulties Is amazing
Sjill another Of those awful boy golfers
who worry men and who have not vet
arrived at years Of discretion. and VINO.
therefore. are not 20 be bluffei by the age
and greater experience Of opponents. ID l.
Sawyer Of Chicago. played a splendid
game Sawyer put out a clubmate from
Wheaton. Simpson Fouls. up and
TO play. IN the stlres, game OF thr aiIsf
noon The bows have met several times
this season with varying results. and their
matches have always been clos. fester-
day was Sawyer's afternoon He siean!y
ou,played his clever opponent. who Is a
brother Of tn. famous golfinG family
which has given 50 many professionals 10
America. two TO Wheaton and Two to
Glen Echo.
SIMPSON FOULS is a hank clerk in Chi
caeo and til. only one az the family who
PLAYS as an amateur. Jim. Dave: John ana
Rob. The latter two 81 Glen Emo. are al.
visiting his-sons at Glen Echo. was IA
nous clubrriaker in Tom Morris's shop AT
St Andrews before he followed his sons
TO America.
EGAN'S CHANCES BRIGHTEST.
To-day sees the championship narrowed
down TO eight players. with Champion
Egan big favorite. Egan is almost sure
10 GET into the serifinals He, with all
proper apologies to Mr.. Allen. has what
seems to b.. the only soft match OF the
afternoon. Mr.. Allen is playing fine golf.
but i; is not any reflection on him TO ray
that Egan should bea; him II he beats
Egan. all the more glory for him
u 5 Lyon. who did so well against stick
ney yesterday. will meet A b. Lambert.
bal In Nd "a
probably will-Mr. Lambert will have his
troubles Mason Phelps will meet F. G
Newton II will be a hard fight. but New
toms unlimited grit should land him win
will also have a rough tussi.. The well
known staying qualities Of Nckmnie
should assist him into the semifnals.
though h. has a ripping young golfer to
beat
PLAY begins at 10 a. IN. to-day. Visitors
are invited TO see the matches and no
card OF admission is necessary
TIL, scores yesterday Were:
George " Lyon. Toronto. Canada. sea, 5. G.
a n Lambert. St, Louis. beat Ralph Nc
Mal,n Fhelps. ch'easo heat a Havemessr.
Now roT: S.s !; up and a,,s to V%a Wash heat Alien
Lard wassRT,gP = q ia s sef.s. q gias
II " Allen. st IInu,s, defeated W. A
stIshPey, s.; LSg,s: uP asa 70 play No..
Chicsso. ! up and 20 play.
u. Z. sawyer. chicago, defeated Simpson
Fcnlin. Chicago. NJ and / To play
To-pAy's CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRrNGs.
Mason Phelps vs. =. = Newton.
L. z sawyer Us. u y Mck.nni~-
While play for the championship Was
In process. MY players vhI hal f7'ied
to qualify for the championship and who
had been beaten in the first round of the
prizes. dear to the heart Of the second
class golfer. and known as Fright Cups"
Douglas CadwalIader Of Springfield. ILL.,.
led with mediocre score of s.. There
was nauSht of interest to this COMPETE
rion. The results Of the play follow:
FIRST FLIGHT.
sccre for eighteen holes: y csdwsllater.
s.: n W. Tracer Toledo. s.. -. " Jones To
i:s . ,isaIs a. ba.,'Gn v hannn. s. LOUIS %
!. 4. cassi chicago. q: u. 4; i;randt. Ala
4.T Pcs Jl pos st. ! 81; sniE k lSsi ssS
ada. ~; T. watson 81 Louis -; " n
T. ha'e Ans h - Louis. IS II n. Potter. 81:
Louis IS
To-pAY's FIRST FLIGHT PArRINGS
II. radsalladet ys 4 = Austin: Z. 4 CASE
zer: \. sumney l. AIiis; II. a. Brandt
~. Jesse Carleton.
SECOND FLIGHT.
l. 7 Hpyd Milwaukee -: =. J. Howard 81,
Louis. 81: " X Wood. chicago. -: r. . Ei-
munds. y. Louis. =; \. II. Hussey 81. Louis.
Aiaiama. ss: " " simpkins. Iowa. 70: Il a
Thsck Iowa. -; e. =, Willard. Alsb.ma. 80:
100. : 4 Thorne. cnicasc. IeS: n Havemsyer.
New Jersey, 100.
To-pAY-s SECOND FLIGHT PArRiNGs.
Thor-e - SimpkinS.
E.Imunfs Semplc-
willard - Oliver
Hussey -. Thsck-