Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
DAY OF SURPRISES At GOLF
Cady Puts H Chandler Egan, the
Champion, Out Of II,
OTHER CRACKS ARE BEATEN
Rev. Paul Talbot, the wichita Man,
Turns the Trick on wood,
the Crack of the Home
wood club.

wood Club.
DAVENPORT, Ia. July 1S-(Special
Telegram)-It wa sa day OF surprises
in the western golf tournament II. h
dler Egan, present champion, being put
out Of the running In the second round,
while all afternoon the fast bunch OF
players from the Chicago clubs were be-
ing brought in on stretchers. and ths
dope was upset with the conclusion Of
nearly every match.
Chandler Egan lost his match on the
ninth hole, when he drove into the rough,
sent his second over the green into q
ditch, barely got out on his third and
made a short approach with his fourth,
while Cady went down in four. EEan
squared the score on the tenth, then Cady
won three straight holes, they halved the
fourteenth and on the fifteenth Egan's
fighting chance 70 rthis years champion
ship went out. He sliced into the rough,
failed to set out with his brassie, missed
with his iron. a tree stopped his fourth,
got out behind q bunker with his fifth,
onto the green with his sixth aud missed
a seven-foot put. while Cady, whose
brassie shot went. behind a tree, went
down in six. The cards were;
Egan-
out ;......A 64s6 45s 5-Sa
Out .......t SO 81 3 A-ss
Sssn-
Gladly
In ......,..,.......,...6 8 6
Warren X. Wood, the brilliant Home
wood player, went down before the fine
play of Rev. Paul X. Talbot OF Wichita,
who took no chances and laid his APP
proach shots up to the hole with a resu-
larity that took the heart out of the
Homewood crack Talbot Is a dangerous
prayer IN any tournament and hts match
win FHul hunter tomorrow VIII De a
cracker. Paul Is declared the likehest
champion OF the eisht iett IN the Quincy
put the dope so far mas peen no good
Ialpots match SHOWS the isst game being
prayed her over the ulilioutt arsehsi'
s sosty., SSs'' for the first mine holes being
TaIbot-
o& Wood ;s.-:''' S+'5tt' '-'7
Talbot
IN ucoca,.'''''"'''''''.'S Q =
In .,...s s
Ano,ber Crack Coo. ou,
Masor pbe,rs ia. vo,a oh. nnton .t.o
retIred Kanretb Edvsrds the los, score
medal winner who gave the couse ltr
record az seventv.three last Monday II
was a fight to the last hole. where Phelns
downed a fifteen-foot putt for a three. L.
A. Callander of Peoria. playing his first
tournament golf, won from Harry LeEg
of Minneapolis, twice runner-up in the
Transmissippi, up. Caliander Ia. a
conner. A. B. Lambert of st. Louis won
his second round and goes up against
Cady, the champion killer, tomorrow.
Most interesting Match.
The most interesting match was between
Mason Il. Phelps, ex-Yale champion, and
w. Rowland. jr., present YaIe champion,
The open draw brought them together, and
they were alternately one up and all square
until the eighteenth hole, and an extra
hole was won by Phelps. The cards were:
Phelps
Out ....",,., - $50
IN I:.;;'''""" q 80 : 4-SS~h
Howland-
Out ''"''"""' S-s .
Extra hqiies-Ph;eiips' / s; hhowlSnGS. Z
Rev. Paul r. Talbot OF Wichita and
Christian kenney OF st. Louis played the
longest match OF tho day ending all square
and halvins the nineteenth and tWentieth
holes. Talbot won the twenty-first.
The largest gallery OF the morning fol-
owed Captain John d. cady and Ardo
Mitchell, both eX-champiors OF the Rock