The evening world., 1914-08-05
SMITH AND HUTCHINSON
LEAD PRO- GOLFERS|N
met TOURNAMENT
Players From Pennsylvania
Made a Score of 90 Each in
Opening Round.

SCARSDALE GOLF AND COUN-
TRY CLUB. HARTSDALE. N. Y.
Aug. 5.--MacDonald Smith and Jack
Hutchinson, two Pennsylvania play
ers, led the field at the end OF the
first round for the Metropolitan open
golf title at the Scarsdale Club to-day.
Macdonald Smith. who holds the pro-
fessional record for the local course,
played wonderful golf and made q 6s
score. Two bad misses on the greens
prevented Smiths card from being
even better.
Jack Hutchinson, the veteran Allie
gheny club star. played his first round
like streak and equalled Smiths
score.
Other scores ran unusually high be-
cause OF poor putting. Many promi-
nent pros" although driving and ap-
preaching strongly. performed on the
for such well-known golfers as George
Low. Alex Smith, Herbert Strong and
Tom Mcnamara to take their pits
before sinking the ball.
| Jack bowling, the SCarsd8le "pro,'
| regarded as a possible winner, went
around in II. bowling had a fine
chance for a 70, but missed a short
putt on the home green, the Dall rest
ing on the edge of the cup.
| Alex Smith OF Wykagyl. the pres @.
cnt Metropolitan champion. couldn't
get coming and came home In 80.
Luck wasn't with me-" was the vet
eran's excuse for his poor playing.
i There were seventy eight starters,
a record breaker. The field was sent
! away on a Ave minute Roadway In
order to cover the links twice. The
scores follow:
w. F.. Stoddard. Bedford. IS; James
Corderan. unattached. "a; Harry Cow
rie, Baca Grande, 76; Leonard Biles
Sleepy Hollow. so; c. w. Singleton
Siwancy. II: J. c. Ferguson. Spring
Lake, IS; J. X. Thompson. Phiiadel-
phia. n; G. w. White. Flushing. 81;
. John Buckbee. New York Golf, n;
Thomas Young. Troy, 81; B. Batteil
Flushing. 7s: Harry Avery. Olean. IS;
George Sargent. Chevy Chase. "a
Fred Mcleod, Columbia. "a: Jane.
) Hendry, Race Brook IS; Peter p
, Byrne, unattached. SS; Hugh Claspy
!. unattached. so; James Fraser. Grea
Neck, 81: Joe Mitchell, Upper Mont
clair, 80: Herbert Strong. Inwood, "a
r. II. Belwood. Garden City. Il; +. M
Kerr, Midland, 30: Jack Jolly, New
ark, IS; Leo w. Maxwell. Scarsdals
II; c. r. Van Week, Baitusrol, 10
Tom Anderson, Montclair. 73: d.
Mackie, Century, 81: Fred Cook. Val
Cortland. 70.
r. NJ. Thomson. Glenridge. So: Nj
10. Kirkby. Englewood, 70: Robert An
drew, New Haven. 70: William Han
: lev, Annandale. SO; Jack Hobens, En-
glewood, II; Macdonald Smith. Oak
= mont SO; Dave Honeyman. Fores
Hills, IS; Hen Nichols, Wilmington
rs; Louis Teller. Canoe Brook, rs
e Dave Hunter. Essex County. IS. Ca,
Il Anderson. New London. u John Gul
= len, Waccubuc, SO; J. Hagen. Sails
York Golf. 95: Elmer Loving. Arcol,
70. r, r. IAnglands. Weequachie. 70
William Gourley. Suburban. 50; j. ]
Donate, unattached, rs; Joe Sylveste
: Glen Falls, 70: Jack Beckett, Baltus
10 rol, 81; Howard Beckett. Washingto
IL; T. w. Bonner. Charlotte. u
Il James Roche, Eldridge Hunt. 81: To
q inson. Allegheny. 50; Alex Smith. w,
o. ka9yl so; Jack bowling. Scarsdal
y II; Herbert Martin. Quogue. 81
70 George Dernbach, Richmond Count
De 81; James Floyd, Savannah. IS: j.
~ mglis, Fairview. so; r. d. Thompso
B. Portchester, "a Tom Patterso
10 Knoilwood. II; Cyril Walker. PHI
At Orchard, 10.
or William MacFarlane, BaitimcT
ne "a; George Low. Baltusrol, -; MI
" Demane. Rye, IS; w. Prant, Ralt
). more, 81; George It, Sayers. Nero
g. so; James Manlen, Nassau, Is; c.
no Hottner, Atlantic City, u; Ale
he Findlay, Ridgewood, IS; J. Doerbe
70 Greenwich, IS; James M. Burn'
~ Whitemarsh, u; T. g. Mashie. Fo
hills, n; b. Beebe, Long Branch,
. l.. NJ. Mcdonald, Erie. u; Mr.. c.
Dunuiug, Nassau. 70.