New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-06

fine shots on the seventeenth ana a.
teenth holes, placing a mashie sby
the eighteenth from the rough !
yards away to within eight feet a. ,
cup.
Only Few Upsets.
In the main there were few ia,
Oswald Kirkby and Max Mars,or :
won easily, playing fine golf an,
Gil Tiffany and Pfeil. Kirkby }
around in rs iE the forenoon and :
gave him a big lead. Marston h,
Is, and he, too, was beyond all ,rs-..
John Montgomery Ward found :;
Gardner travelling too fast a n,
hold, as the amateur champio, [,
around in "a. Gardner was hi,t;,,
shots with fine effect, and vh.. ,
meets Max Marston tomorrow o.,
the big matches OF the week will b,
There are two peculiar featuresns
Characterization match for We.
day. They met in the semi-fr,,
Detroit last year and Gardner va
the thirty-seventh hole. when Nan,
missed a wee one on the thirty.sr.
win. In addition to this Marstc,
veloped an infected finger ,o-d,,
there will be two bandaged hands N
the pair get together. This c.l
should be a wonder If both are rrr|
anywhere near the top Of their ~
Here is Gardeners forenoon n
against John Ward:
OUT I .....~.-.... !; 3$;..HI
II can be seen from this that .
present champion played The !
twelve holes one under As, vhiiy
clip over the troubles that Merir
fers for any one who even mssa I
slightest mistake.
Grapple All the Way.
The battle between John AnitI
and Ned Sawyer was a grapple a. !
way. TIE Eastern golfer finished 4
in the forenoon, but Sawyer soar
the match on the twentieth hole, u
into the lead on the twenty-kn. /
stood 2 up at the turn. The I've
eighth and twenty-ninth holes u
halved, but two great shots az the 81
tieth and thirty-frst holes put Az
son back upon even terms. Al !
thirtieth hole he hooked his drive q
hooked his second. He was 100 u,
70 the left of the green. with III
20 carry, stymied by the brsreha
a big tree. There was only on, 81
left, low push shot TO the green, =
plenty Of back spin. Andersen isal
chance and stopped the ball Eiisi, z
feet of the hole, canning hA put :.
a 4 and :. win.
At the short hole he dropped
squaring the match, but Sawyer "
back into the lead az the thiry.s,
hole, and the Chicago star cane u {
thirty-siXth tee l up. He bad J
drive, fully thirty yards beyond sss
ponent, but Anderson drove s.
shot TO the green. and Sawysrs !
found a trap to the right, so the ii.
was squared again.
Not one in the big gallery ,hs'f
Anderson had a chance az the "
seventh hole after the first two 81
had been played. The Siwanoy 81
was forty yards short Of the grss'
his second, with Sawyer within =
teen fee, of the cup. Anderson chr
up within eight feet of the cup, Y
Sawyer's approach putt was tire, !
short. Anderson sunk his for a ~
while Sawyer's putt ran up 70 %
Of the cup, wavered for a mome,; I
remained stationary outside the boz
Loses by Eyelash.
So. by the margin Of a gns,s :
lash. Ned Sawyer passed on out O.
tournament, beaten al the mome,iH'
victory iooked 70 be assured. i"
great finish for Anderson. who So
beaten in any match until The ia
turns are in, and very seldom t's;l
his match play record for sixteen y
will show. -.
Here is the afternoon card o.
Anderson-Sawyer match: