The evening world., 1913-09-02

tee shot ana &ot into oand trap. HIS
direction was % poor At the thirteenth
that he required three puts. At the
fifteenth he snissed his second. lie had
q chance to hole puts on the sixteenth
and seventeenth. but slipped UP. His
duplicated score Of yesterday. was:
Out ....... 3 3 s 6 I 6 8 6 80
In ........ 3 "a SIS I 6 3-H-7s
Yesterday Travls's halves were ~
and 10.
Francis Ouimet. Whose seventy Ave
was lowest yesterday. came back with
. 70 to-day for a total Of }6i.
Phil Carter, New YOrk's junior title
holder began TO show his quality by
taking ~ against Us yesterday. At that
he had bad apOt on the fourth where
he was seventh TO q perfect five and
nx 10 par fve on the seventh. whine at
the thirteenth. the hole Of signs. he tai
lied TO = strict fve. At the latter he
WAS lucky 90 do as we'll as he did for
he topped his second and SLICED his
third On the fourth he got badly
trapped. but was out on his fourth.
CHAMPION TRAvERs MAY NOT
I QUALIFY.
Lightning struck twice In the same
place at noon when Jerry Travers and
Eb Byers each took on the home
hole. which Is par 3; both got bunkered
under much the same circumsta noes
! Travsrs yesterday did 10 and to-day So
/ for q total Of le5.
Following are the scores Of the thirty.
two men who qualified with scores oi
ldS or batter;
Charles W. Evans. Chicago, las; Fran.
els Ouimet. Woodland. Mass, i5i
Walter J. Travis. Garden City. i6e; Ro,
ID. Webb. Enxaewood. n. j.. la: H.. J
Topping. Greenwich. Com. 1885, Il. A
GARDNER. Chicago. lbS; T. NJ. Sherman
YahnundasiS, N. Y. l57; J. q. Anderson
Braeburn. Mass.. l5S: w. c. Fownes Dr.
Allegheny. Pa, 1Sl: =. W. Whittemors
: BrOokltne. Mass, ld: +. 4. MARTYR
kwan0k. W.. 162: A. NJ. Reid, st. An
drews. n. v, IA; r. " Ryers. ALE
ghany. Pa. I62; II. Iierrsshoff. Gar>ie
city. y. ". io2; Paul N. Hunter. Oh
caGo. lSc; 4. II. Gardner. Agawam Hun
Il. l.. ls3. Philip Carter. Nassau.
i ", ist: ]. ". Ward. Garden City, N Y
"a; j.. N. Rhett. sleepy Hollow. y. Y
y 1914, ., H. Buxton. Huntington Vale.
y Pa. l6,, y. }, Graham. Greenwic
Conn. l5t: and the following. all vii
= LIS: H. X. Kerr. Ekwanok. VI: h.
Merriman, Waterbury, Conn. Jeron
u. Travers, Upper Montciair. y. j.;
10 w Perrin. Merton, Pa; &. J. Sulliva
d. Baltusrol. n. j., Fraser Hale, Edg
water. III, H. &. Watson. westbroo
y. Y; Nelson Whitney. New Orlean
- - W. Cochran. Baltimore, A. g, |
ed mer, Florida Golf club; Lee Maxwe
OF Scarsdale. y. Y, and Heinrich Schmi'
w Worcester, Mass.
On These twelve had TO play Off the
'o for IN. last eleven places among I
IN thirty-two uualf,ers.
There has never been anything mS
u. dramatl In the fifteen years history
IA the fixture than when the sixteen go
We ers who Yesterday tailed eighty
~ strokes, and were tied for the last n
'es places In the past sixty-four, were I
morning released from confinement q
led out 10 the iith hole seven OF them
he executed, Every one or the v!ctl
fancied he could see the shadow o
- guiliotine at the fourteenth.
:" The following retained their right
49, continue; Heinrich schmidt. Worces
Mass: e. Il. Waldo, Detroit; $.
=. Bowers. Brookmwn. Conn; W, II. Ga
ner, Buffalo; George T. Brokaw, Gar
d" CITY; Ralph Peters, Jr, Garden e
Percy v pyna. 'nd. Pr'n""'"n' g
IA holm Beach. Fox Hills, n. y. and A
ar Kuumer, also OF FoN Hills.
his
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