New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-03

he holed. He also brought of lengthy
put for a I AT the thirteenth and supple
mented this by holing from off the next
green for another 3.
Nothing could stop Chick after that.
and at the fifteenth after falling short
on his second he holed a chip shot for
8. Again. a the sixteenth two cIeek
shots left his ball ten feet from the pin.
and once more the put went true TO the
mark His sixth and last 3 on the home
green was comparatively simple. The
card was as follows:
out ................... ( "a 4 4 80
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3-52-'4
The draw for the first match play
round OF eighteen holes brought Ryers
and Ward together in the first bracket.
In 1905 over the same course Byers put
the erstwhile baseball star out in the
second round. the match going 10 the
fortieth mole Yesterday, however, Byers
won by a and margin.
! Evans had 10 face W G. Fownes, jr.. OF
/ Oakmont. a former national champion.
They halved the first three holes before
Evans took the lead with a al the long
| fourth A stymie at the next green en-
abled the Westerner to steal another hole
| and although FoWnes won the sixth, NJ
, lost the next two and turned for nome
down. his opponent having gone out
in 81
Fownes picked UP two holes by winning
the eleventh and twelfth. AT the last
named Evans laid his second shot dead
/ hut Fownes brought of a 2o-foot put for
| 2 He hung on by halving the next
! three. but lost the sixteenth and seven
| tenth. so that Evans was returned
winner by and ! margin.
As II Travers had not had enough
! trouble for one DAY, he struck hornets
| nest. so TO speak, in his match with ROD
| ert Watson. The United States Golf AS
ISOLATION president started IN a way that
would have made Vardon envious, max
ing 8. . 8. so that Travers found himself
down before he fairly realized what
was going on
Thereafter the title holder went at his
opnonent in manner that would not be
denied. so that Watson by making slips
AZ the seventh, eighth and ninth holes
lost them all The match vas then all
square. the card reading 80 10 40 In favor
: Of Travers.
! Playing par golf. the champion "on the
next three holes making SIX IN TO"
that he had taken from the former
Westbrook title holder who began TO
weaken a trife on the greens. TraverS
did lose the long thirteenth, but As at the
next two returned him a comfortable
! winner by up and TO play.
Ouirnet justified the Mandatory Things
that have been said Of him by his Massa-
chusetts admirers. easily disposing OF -.
p BUXTON. OF Huntington Valley Al the
turn Ouimet stood 1 up. and he merely
held his advantage from there on the
watch ending on the sixteenth green.
Fred Herreshofr won creditaoie VIC
tory over Robert Gardner, former ma
t,onal champion They were all square Al
tho turn but Her-eshoff had the better
80 tbe annroaching thereafter, winning
by up and TO play.
Walter Travis got back at Hamilton
Earr for a defeat received at Plnehurs'
last winter in the North and nout"
championship tournament. Up 70 the
hole and on the green. Travis was a.
steady as a rock. and Kerr was sooi'
bopeIessly out of II, the match eno'He
m the thirteenth green.
Phuip Carter. the metropolitan Junior
obor nion. who recently won the ohl"-
ooi, club tale for the second year
:, succession, lost the only extra hoie