Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-28
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Young Surprises Klauder


Another surprise was the severe defeat
| that George G. Klauder, of Bala. sustained
at the hands Of J. !. Young, Of Frankford.
| Young has been caught mapping before, but
| on this occasion he polished of his opponent
on the thirteenth hole. up and to play.
BY the same margin. L. G. Clarey, Of
| Woodbury., defeated the hero Of many a
| hard-fought match, Walter II. Reynolds.
| of Aronimink.
BY far the best golf OF the day was
| played by +. w. Knight. OF Aronimink, who
won the Joseph Henry aPtterson tourna-
| ment on Decoration Day. Knight turned
| in a score of 73 and incidentally defeated
| his opponent, w b. Haines, Of West Ches-
| ter, G up and to play, and although the
| beating was bad one, 1t is surprising that
| il was not even worse. knight was out in
| 3S strokes and although he had bird three
! on the first hole he failed % get another
! before reaching the turn. Coming In, how
/ ever, he had one on the fourteenth and
| another on the seventeenth. lie played
| eleven holes in par and only four holes In
! one over par. His card;
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Somewhat unexpected was the defeat Of
| NJ. NJ Jack, of Merton, by George Parry,
Of Old York Road, Parry has the repu-
tation Of being good, steady golfer, but
| when the draw was made the match was
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junior champion Of Philadelphia, however,
| found his opponent little bit too steady
| for him and he was beaten, although only
| on the eighteenth hole.
1t was a bad day for Merton, for in addi-
tion to Jack. all the other representatives
! from the club were put out Sidney Shars-
| wood was beaten by Edward Styles. OF
North Hills. somewhat unexpectedly. ? ur
and l to play. d. l.. Hutchinson lost to
| II. b. Newton, of Frankfort up and . to
| play. De Bonneville Bell was beaten by
| G. r. Hawley. Of the Philadelphia Cricket
Club, 2 up, and to wind up, H. E. Calves
was vanquished by J, r, Fraser, OF Bon Air
| Up and | to play.
| won the Joseph Henry Patterson tourna-
| did what was expected of him in beating
J. l.. Fox, of Frankford, up and 3 to play
Summarizes
FIRST ROUND
George Parry, Old York Road, defeated NJ. NJ.
''fN E G. G'''S Giarey ~ woodbury.. defeated w. II.
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wgqgPdbgry up and rsD to RlSyi defeated n
H9icEinsen 3D. Merton, ! Up and . 2 play, =
s p. stokes Moorestown, won from C. c.
i"gtun'Y j. j. Young, M FfSnEtord defeated G. C. Klau-
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! wood Merton, ? up and ! to play.
| J. j. Sheehan, Woodbury. defeated Alex Coles,
| Country Club, up and 3 to play.
FTanfine HTntIEgdon m VSI,ey az defeated
G.. W. Honner, Woodbury., defeated F. H.
| c. Il. Buxton, Huntington Valley defea ted
| J. O. Fox, Frankford up and TO play.
| J. II. Fraser, BON Air, defeated II. c. Calves,
| Merton, 3 up and / to play.
| G. Il. Hawley, Philadelphia Cricket. defeated
Bert Bell Merton, up.
a. NJ Griece, whtemarsh, defeated c. F.
| Kindt, Jr, Old York Road up and to
| play