Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
BritOnsPlay Grand Golf and Lead
Ray Sets. New BrOokline Record

score His 70, however marked Ray
AS an extremely dangerous contestant
for the championship
The card that won him a place in
the second bracket follows:
Edward Ray, England:
Morning:
out ..., 455 asa 1870
In 355 554 444-39-79
Afternoon:
out .... 4s5 44S 345-S5
In 343 455 344-35-7O-149
Strong a Surprise.
Herbert Strong, the professional of
the Inwood, n. Y. club, who divided
honors with Ray, proved a dark horse
of the first magnitude. Although the
winner of third prize In the open last
year, he played practically unnottced,
due to the fact that he was the last
to start, and was without a partner,
as the result of a bye in the draw.
BY a drawing, made Immediately aft
er to-day's round, Strong will COM
pete last and without partner again
tomorrow
to-day.
Strong's play was remarkable for
its steadiness rather than any par
ticuiar brillianCy. He seldom was in
trouble, and played many of the holes
in par or better. His out in 35 in
the afternoon was fine piece of play
but he slumped slightly during the
return, as he had done earlier in the
day. His card was:
Herbert Strong, Inwood:
Mornin-
Out. . . .546 S44 345-3S
In. 1886 ass 354-37-75
Afternoon
In. .344 sos -39-74-149
As a result of Thursdays play So of
the original field of SO will start early
this morning on the first half Of the
championship journey. Ten players
were eliminated by the rule which
bars those who were Is strokes below
the score of the last man Of the first
ten. This cut short the career of ten
competitors and four others picked
up.
Other Scores.
Summaries Of the other plays fol-
low:
Macdonald Smith, New York, IL
1880.
J. NJ. Barnes, Tacoma, 74-76-15O.
w. Hagin, Rochester, 73-7S-15l
Alex Ross, Braeburn. 71-S0-151
Francis Ouimet Woodland, TIA
1871
George Sargent, Chevy Chase, IS
76-151.
c. Thorn, Shinnecock, 76-76-152.
Louis Teller. France, 76-76-l52.
Fred Herreshof, National, 1918
1853.
J. ! McDermott, Atlantic City IA
1913.
Jack Hutchinson, Allegheny, 77-76-
1873
w c, Fownes, Pittsburg, 1916
1874
Jack Downing, ScarsdaIe, 77-77-154.
J. Shipper, Maidstone, S1-73-154.
j. CroIe. Calumet, 72-S3-155.
J. Donaldson, Glenview. 79-76-155.
J. D. Travers Upper Mountain, IS
7S-l56.
f. Loving, Arcola, 76-SO-156.
r. Andrews, New Haven, 49, So Sc.
Jack Hobens, Englewood 1919
157.
NJ. J. Brady, Wollaston. 88-74-15Z
Alec Campbell, The Country Club,
77-S0-157
Alec Smith, WykagyI, 82-75-157.
j. Anderson, OakmOnt. S2-75-l57.
2. Doyle, Myopia Kanawaki, 1880
H. Hampton North Andover. 1850
1853
L. OSlIkIe, MOTIFS county, o. { .
15S.
R. Macdonald, Cincinnati, SO-79-
159.
Tom Mcnamara, Boston. 73-S6-159
Peter Robertson, Fall River, 1880
159
Herbert Barker. Robuck, S0-79-159
c. r. Murray, Montreal, s0-S0-160
George Cummings, Ottawa, S179-
100
J. R. Thomson, Glenridge, $3.50
100
George Low. Baltursel. SO-Sl-161
=. Taylor, Lakeside. s1-S0-161.
j. Sylvester, New York, 8l-S1-l62
W. Fouargue, Skokie, 79-S3-162,
r. Bellwood, Garden City, 1885
T. Vardon, Onwentsia, s5-7S-163.
X. Jeffer, Montreal. 79-s4-163.
r. Thomson, Philadelphia, s4-79-
B. p. Evans, Belmont, S9-75-164
Willie MaGuire, Houston, $3.50
1875.
w. McFarlane, Seagkill, 81-S4-165
Tom Bonnar MecklenburE, s6-79-
! -.
I J. O'Brien. Westbrook, S3-S2-lS5
! +. Mcleod, Columbia, s0-S5-l65.