New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29
LEVY Travers and Bobby
LINES Only Amateurs to
Shine. Make Brilliant Show
Rv CRANTLAND RICE
oScial Standing-Match for
Match

o. hale count-Homebreds, l52 holes;
,IDi,b 81 holes; English, ~ holes;
,~,teurs, Is holes.
I, the big International Golf Carni-
=, where over $4,000 was gathered
=, tse War Relief Fund, the Home
.,,3. tore all competition int2 shreds
margin as wide as the gaps be-
-, outposts on the Siberian from
~, They proved 20 be FAR and away
~. strongest combination, with the
S.,,eh second, the English third, and
:, Amateurs a groggy, hating last.
ppt out Of the smear which envel-
81 TIE Amateur team at least two
TIA Simon Pures finished with the
.ars One was Jerome D. Travers.
-ss other was Bobby Jones.
Yesterday Travers added the scalp
4 ne redoubtable Walter Hagen TO
n, ,rsdit by a margin of three holes,
...,Sing out wonderful week of play.
!. fitv.four holes of match golf
..,rst Gil Nichols, Jock Hutchinson
- walter Hagen, three Of the finest
,slfsrs in the country, Travers finished
Inn. He was 3 up on Nichols, l down
!, Hutchinson and s up on Hagen--a
..,s,d that will not be forgotten in this
ieesde.
:, GLORY was ffteen-year-old Bobby
t.,ss. q young golfng immortal.
I. ak matches. foursomes and
EAGLES. Jones won h"e and lost but one.
/, Individual match play he defeated
I. .prn Cvril Walker, Freddie Mcleod
- Fr,mef French. French is one OF
~ hest OF the Homebreds, a golfng
ssr. but he was not able yesterday at
Garden City 70 check the impetuous
,o,b Of the golfng Georgian. who, AFTER
Il, fret foursome defeat IN the tore-
,oon By Jack Bowling and Emmett
T,,neh. came back with gore in his eye
i, an afternoon Of revenge. French
,s,k grizzly 10 the guns, but was un-
,ys 10 shake the youngster loose.
Homebreds Win Again
rss Homebreds continued their tri-
,-nbsnt career at Garden City in the
sss DAVIS play. They won every four
,sr, match in the morning and SUI
4 i,r,S only two defeats in the after
,asn. losing only 70 Travers and Jones:
I IA Scotch By a fine rally caught and
nwtd the English team by tidy mar
m INT in the process Jock Hutehln-
a, one OF the stars Of the Scotch
AN was overpowered by the brilliant
tl Nichols, who finally got going ana
No finished : up on Jock the huten'
N,kolls was around in -. with two
1 eyries barring tie way.
/ The feature foursome CT the fore
van was the battle between Nike
,rdy and Walter Hagen, representing
y Scotch. against Jerry Travers and
lssld Kirkoy. of the Amateurs. The
t,.ch team won. 2 up. Travers and
Eirkby were both playing fine golf,
lat four bad stymies killed their
]chsnee 70 win, as none of them lett
/ putt for the hole.
Brady. playing brilliantly all through
| he tournament, was too much for Os-
valid Kirby, who was also playing
veil Brady, all in all, played the best
solf Of the week with a 72 at Baltus-
rol, II at Siwanoy and 72 at Garden
City in the closing match-three won
tsrtul rounds. Kirkby, around in ~,
vas down.
Trayers.Hagen Match
The Travers- Hagen match in the al
troon drew the big gallery Of the
ay Neither was playing any too wei
ping ont. as both seemed TO be well
agged from the weeks play.
They reached the turn with Hagen
Up. The tenth and eleventh were
hilTsd. and at the short twelfth
Irsrsr missed a three-foot putt for
via IL Q. his ball glancing against
Hagsns. Al the long thirteenth Hagen
vailsd 8 long drive within brassle
hsaase Of the green. but his second
n:gt, trap, while Trayers, playing
t.Gy, won IN a par and squared the
RAD. A. the 340-yard fourteenth
1rlrrr N. Is sarnrd shot within