Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-16

parts of the country. Cady played
an excellent game, and bested Egan
on the short play. The champion
continually got into trouble, and his
score card after the seventh hole
showed a series of hard luck events.
| He lost-tfe game on the 18th hole,
where he landed in the woods, and
before he made the hole he had play
ed eight strokes.
| Done Coming In.
Cady and Egan halved the first hole
in 4. but Cady won the second, with
5. The third was halved, but Egan
won the fourth, in 3, and halved the
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth. In
the seventh Egan stymied on Cadys
ball, and used a lofter to get the hole,
| but overshot, and took five where he
had a chance to win the hole with
four. On the ninth Egan overshot the
green and got in bunker and played
| from the bunker into rut in the
road. He made poor approach. and
lost the hole, leaving him one down
at the turn.
Cady lost the 10th, but on the 18th
and 10Th Egan missed two three-foot
lputts, and lost both holes On the
third shot for the 18th Egan went
into the sand. lie made the hole in
&c, but lost, leaving him down. They
halved the 14-h.
| On the 18th the champion made a
long drive into the weeds. He used
a brassie. instead of an iron, and
dubbed. He dubbed a cleek shot and
a second cleek shot hit a tree ana
bounced. He lofted to the course
over the trees, and made a beautiful
IGpproach, but took eight for the hole
losing the match, with Cady up and
| 3 TO play. With the match lost, Egan
finished the last three holes in three
each, while Cady made them in four
apiece. A big gallery followed. the
match and Witnessed the. fall of the
champion.
| Edwards Put Out.
! Mason Phelps of Midlothian put his
club mate, Kenneth Edwards. out of
the pace with up l TO. play The
two men played even over the greater
part of the course, Phelps being 2 up
ct the teTn, but even at the 14th.
They were, playing close to the finish,
but Phelps made a long put on the
last green and won.
| Donald Edwards had no great diff
ficulty in disposing- of Decker French
who was somewhat off his game.
Rev Paul r. Talbot, who now will
be one of the strong bidders for the
cup. took an early lead, going out in
81. At he 10Th hole Wood was 4
down. They halved the next two. On
1.-THE 18th they both made good drives,
and were on the green in three,
though Wood dubbed his second. Each
4 had a chance for a putt, but Wood
took five, leaving Talbot up > to go.
Il E. Calender, the Peoria youth. put
Harry Legg of Minnekahda out of the
Tournament, although Legg was play
ing an excellent game. Calender
makes a wonderful drive. and he kept
Legg down all the way around the
course, scoring 7G for the round. On
the 18Th he approached within foot
lIof the hole, and won it in 3.
Iii the match between Allen and
lGuinand, Guinand holed his approach
on the barracks hole, and pressed AL
len to the last three. The st. Louis
: man. however, made the final three
in nine, and won the match. Lambert
[ the left handed st. Louis player
played steady game, and finished
with a bogey for II. Leon Mitchell
who was opposing him, was somewhat
eff his game, and hooked his drives
and brassies. Mitchell's approaching
and putting was good
N Johnson was off his game, and Pau
4 Hunter won from him with ease.
II shown by the Cards.
VI The cards in the Cady-Egan mattel
ri read:
Y Out
n Cady ..............454 "a So 4-3'
J Egan .............46 As 3 SIS!
\ In &
lCady ....... .6445 -40-7S
Egan ......55 SIS 63S333 33-40-7:
4 Pelps turned in card as follows
\ Out -. ...454454435 -3S
In ............ 6454 3-S7-7l
I'll Callender's score by holes was:
\ Out ...s.......46 CAS- 45345-3S
In ....s.... = IS 453643 3-3S-7,
Edwards made H., his bars show
lIng the following record:
l1out $780,. .-.-E54444 81 4-39
!, In -. - 80. s.s,: 544453 -ssS- 7
III - l9sT-
iliIP Up c0RNER mr. IHEIl,