The chronicle=news., 1914-04-01
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in Ensiahd ss la this coassrY -tsg
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the fs,ns-is I'm stish professionals. In
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Whss ih-s sia la ,s- ali esra1rs
sAs iiisl- less than brutal All she
Is. pros HAD la 40 sas To saik all
Oh the links. t.rh ar.ani and satA
right off asaia. ingiiHs,aiiF sasihx
with ih-a. the sinners shass of the
pfis~ fnnnrfs
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t.issan-as a, iir-sfiins. Mass n
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doe sni ttAs. bas sh- ps.mi.- iaii-st
Of faitiIis,~hss Th. Rasf af srs-taas
showed srrss staff .foaa rts-.s,as til
Friday af iaufnamsas ur-s sni
i.ak--i ilAs sas- ~iaa-s1s Hist after
Fridays Fiss they s@nna ih-nns~is-s
tied fsr thu title -ith uiin-t. q
msf. lsy in fears and sh" had
xAia~d his fits, rsp~si-as. On the
iiak. ~ a .saays
The triple ii. -as played off On
SATURDAY Oiim-t eager tnr The
/. ssay. jumped right .1s. hustled os-s
the course. turned In .. sara .f -
and uss home -ssias supper ,--fof-
the s:nsit.h wonders Ersiis~a th-f
had h-~a defeated, In recognition "t
hi. brilliant performance that ias
Ouim-s sas ps~~~at-i With gold
ne iai ias.iibrd: ''ffan.i. oaiui-t.
op~a ehaapsoa. after tic With n.
vssAaa ssd 4. Ray. The Coaa'sy
ciuh. nsnnkiin-. Mass. s~ps-mb-r ~.
isii.'
80 Il /. not to h- wondered the
d-soS-~. ut the sam~ in the Hriiisls
isi-. are eagerly waiting an aprnF'
suaiy to give the Snans victor III"
''one- over.
Younr Osim-, ~a. horn IN Hr"as-
line. Mass. May =. i>sI. at Frrnch.
Irish pascaiasr. lie learned hi. first
golf al the Country Club o. Brock
line. where he worked as a .sddy in
1907. Having won his first prize In
1905. when ~ hish school student
he won the intrfsrhoiastis title.
Two year. later he auit school Il"
casagr In busincas and thereafter his
golf practice was confined to satnr-
day afternoons and Sundays.
On his Saturday after Moons oni-
met won more xoif honors than any
player In Massachusetts,. Hc played
without practice IN links he had ncv.
or seen before and in the majority Of
his tournaments he captured the pre-
micr honorx against field of the
states best players.
For three successive years Ouimct
tried to qualify In the national ANA
tour tournnmcn, and failed. Las,
year he qualified in the great event.
hut was defeated in the finals by
Jerome Travcrs. the title holder.
Travcrs Ia quoted as saying that his
match with Ouimct was the hardest
tussic he had on his way TO final hon
ors.
After losing out in the national
Ouimct won the amateur
title of Massachusetts and established
reputation ns wonderful finish
er. Then In the open tournament
last Scptcmbcr.t there came to the
young expert the greatest honor nm
amateur can win In the United States
the open championship. wrcstcd
from the biggest. best and classicst
of golfers ever assembled in America.
From caddy to open champion OF
the United States in a period of five
years is record that il not likely to
be duplicated In many years to come.
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