The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
EVANS GIVES WAY
BEFORE FORCE OF
OyIMET'S FINISH
Chicago Golfer DOrmic 3 Only
70 Lose on Nineteenth
West Beats East.
opp MATCH IN DOUBLES
DECIDES NOVEL AFFAIR
n, Jou> q.

rrreur. Ntig 26.-The team OF golf
40, rs8~r,4ru.tur the Western section OF
40 United states won the first Of what
90. nl,,rvI io bc annual team matches
,.vstr me TWO sections Of the country.
q, N. four bali matcLes ih TIE morn
o., the, were Victorious by three con-
,s.,s 10 'wo. while the play In the SIN
rss Wis 3u even division at Ave
PATCHES each. making a total Of eight
r,,cnc ',- 'l" West a~4airst seven for
,c E,s'.
TIVE a'tcgu"ou play began late. as
,orc ~ the contestants, notably Francis
r.u. i'd u,t arrive in the morning
until =, 20 o'clock. and It takes a good
,rss hours 10Y a round Of the course.
=, had been expected that jerome u.
r-ayer. would play No. | for the East
~ ,elm. but osing to the "a that he
BAD a ,c-y severe cold, which makes
h,.titag rather difficult. IT was decided
90 have Oulmci head the list and play
sa.rs, tho Western amateur champion,
rNirk Evans. The natrh attracted al
nos the whole body Of golfers who
v,-e not playing.
20, the first few holes the golf was
,e, ,,,1. bat at the turn Evans led by
ro holes with the very tine score Of
o.. ,rs lowe est made on the outward
arrg,, 'liS week. Try as he might
80 amateur champion could not reduce
Cd. 'ald Hc had never seen the course
i.f.., this mo,uiug and knew very little
Row to Judge the distances which re-
,lr. ,a.u.tINing effort.
Therefore whom Evans laid a full
-s.ri, shot dead "a the hole At the
freer.l lol, and became 2 up with only
'.rfo holes 10 play the members OF tho
r,',,y ..ar'sd toward the clubhouse. But
o.. those Who know az what sun bui-
r,.s Garage is made. They hung on
II N,re delighted 10 see the amateur
,.uonn win tho next hole with "A par
and take the seventeenth with a par
I Evans catching a bunker on his sec
cad
Th.o All rushed to the home green,
~ Yards away. TO see the finish. II
booked ri, u sorry finish for ouiinct.
n h' the drive too far and was III a
h.H,,r over the green, Wlllc ENtilS lay
Ls, than twenty feet from the hole,
tn.r,a little figuring pu'met pitched
o. lp within q dozen feet or so of the
~ Ai Evans had To do was to lay
o. fairly >,.Nrt putt dead. Instead he
a.. feeble q might almost add. AS
.,lslD and brought up three feet away.
=. was do nr die for Ouimet. He putted
No'ol,. and the bali went in without
ql.g,r Then Evans missed the yarder.
rlr.r- q foot beyond this time, and II
y Goo. Tnr the extra hole.
Roth .rt good drives, both were on the
.Ues OF 'Ic green in = ouimet played
- ban 10 within u yard. but Evans
Wa wolIlly weak. and then missed
te rItt aud was still away. lie holed
ar . hu. Ouimet went down In 4, win
ing IL grand match by taking four
s-a.rni Iplcs. n circumstance which *
not uf' the lot of Evans to encounter.
T.gr adal scores were about the same,
rrourH rs.
Nau. Of the other matches went 10
o.. las. hole. There Fownes. Anderson
and ,lar.tou were beaten, each 10y a
fym. The medal Of all players was
under SO
~-avrr., who said that he had not
rly.d sn many bad shot in years, was
.r easy winner over Ned Ais. the inter-
Collegiate champion, by 4 and 3. Again,