The sun., 1916-10-14
HUTCHINSON BEATS
HAGEN AT SIWANOY
| psets Predictions by Scoring
Victory. . Up. in Pro
Golf Match.
TO MEET BARNES TO-DAY

MOUNT VERNON. y. Y, Oct l3.-Long
Jim Barnes. the tall Cornishman who
mas finished at the top or t%hereabout
IN nearly every professional golf tour
nev this season. n that irrepressible
scot whose parents named him John
Hutchinson. but who generally refers
70 himself az Jock o. III Hutch, will
meet Tomorrow ON the links OF the ST.
Wanoy Country Club in the final round
OF the tournament for the Wanamaker
prizes, which has been In progress since
Tuesday. In the semi-hnal round to-
day. Barnes did the expected by beating
Willie Macfarlane OF Hudson River by
" up and . to play. but Hutchinson did
more than that. for lie overthrow one
~ the golfing giants OF the year. Waiter
Z hagen OF Rochester. metropolitan and
western open champion.
Needless TO say, the Hutchinson-IIa-
gen match drew the gallery to-day and
i was so closely fought that it was
carried to the thirty-sixth green. where
Hutchinson won. by . up. They began
In the morning With three halyed holes.
me short third being a curious affair.
Hutchinson hitting a tree and Hagen "A
stone wall. both balls bounding back
on the green. All the way to the turn
1t was a real battle and had Hutchin-
son been able TO putt better he would
have picked up several holes.
Hutchinson 2 Up At Tarn.
As it was he turned for home . up.
and Immediately proceeded to throw
away the next two holes. the tenth by
getting bunkcred behind the green. and
the eleventh by being short from the
tee. The two Victories for Hagen left
the match all square and he went into
the lead on the thirteenth which both
played poorly. Hutchinson finishing by
missing a little putt. That lead OF one
hole was good enough 10 last to the
end 81 the round. although only Hutch
inson's lapses on the greens enabled 1t
to do so. on the fifteenth he missed
an easy putt for II win after a glorious
second shot that vas sliced around a
tree. and on the sixteenth green. an
other putt for the hole trickled pas,
the cup Altogether Hagen was pretty
lucky to he ! up when they went into
the clubhouse for luncheon. The cards
MORNING ROUND.
Jock Hutchinson. Allegheny
Waiter Hagen. Roche.ter-
out. ........ t+A5+3 SIS
Hagen
In.....,....... 5s.<<S<5& -ss--7s
The golf VAS not quite so good when
NHes Y oul III tNe aIttTIoOU, anu tHty
halved the first two holes In 5s. Hutchin-
son finally squaring the match on the
third where Hagen was badly bunk
cred. A bad second hot cost him the
NTH. however. and lie found himself l
down again. This time he stayed be-
hind only long enough TO hole a seven
foot putt for a 8. which was good
'nough 10 win the sixth hole. and Incl
dentally was the only putt OF any con-
-tlap. ~ lsnUth glnt la t,nfAl oil IAt
Plenty Of them sneaked up to the cup
and looked In. but hat On the sixth in
the afternoon was the only one which
was willing to drop.
Hagen Takes Lead .Asaiu.
The match remained square until the
eighth. where Hutchinson topped his
drive into a trap and Hagen won the
hole. taking the lead once more. The
ninth was ha!ved. so they turned for
home with the homebred 1 up. Both took
three puts on the tenth green. and both
hit the cup and stayed out on the
eleventh. va both holes We're halv-d.
II hooked as though Hagen might keep
his lead tn the end FOR I've was going
steadily. but all at once he seemed to
go 10 pieces. He played the twelfth In
wretched fashion. slicing his drive, put
ting h.s second to the left OF the green.
and then from an almost impossible lie
Knocking the ball across the green and
even further away on the other side. lie
finally rave up the hole, but banged his
tee shot into a hopeless spot in a bunker
on the thirteenth, INC in playing out
again oVershot the green.
Having done all that bad work and
become ] down, Hagen redeemed him
self in splendid style by pitching 10
within seven feet Of the pin on the four
tecnth and hol!ng the putt for n ;.
which won the hole n squared the
match. The gallery %applauded the great
shot, ana when the fifteenth was halved
In 4 Hagen seemed to be himself again.
and it was anybody's match.
Then came the big break. Hagen.
usually extremely steady from the tee.
topped his drive on the sixteenth. and
although he recovered with a master
shot that almost reached the green.
Hutchinson had seized his chance. and
with a great drive and a greater chip
shot had left his ball only four feet
from the cup, Hagen Clipped up.
missed his putt for a 4 and conceded the
hole. Even though he wal / down with
only two holes left to play. Hagen dis
played his fighting spirit on the severn
tenth. whore he pitched his second out
OF the rough and got close enough to
try for his 3. The twenty foot putt
missed the cup by a hairs breadth, and
Hutchinson was dorm!e one. Hagen
had mad his last stand. for he played
the home hole poorly. hooking his second
into the brook, Hutchinson's fine second
reached the green and he won hole and
match. The cards:
AFTERNOON ROUND.
Hutchinson
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Hagen
Dnt L z IA