The sun., 1918-07-15
$500 RAISED AT
GOLF EXHIBITION
yacfarlane and Mclean De-
feat Kerrigan and Bowling
in Hollywood Match.

p,.v.rs and gallery alike outdid them
..,y.. in a four ball Red Cross match
~ me links Of the Hollywood Golf Club
'. afternoon. Will Maefariane
"a George Mclean. the Long Island
~, nnishing in rather sensational
~. defeated Tom Kerrigan OF the
S.vsI Training Station and Jack Dow
va, ~ Scarsdale on the homo green by
-. narrow margin of ! up. while APP
.,.eiative ones in the gallery did their
ri nv raising $500. That sum IL \
..cord for Red Cross Journeys in the
East.
"A without a hitch. which was most
s,,,i,ying to Frank b. Barrett. who
I'd worked so hard in bringing about
| mi, exhibition. The keenness Of the
r,sc,a,ors In Bidding for the caddie
,riylleEes. for boxes OF balls. clubs or
,nything else that happened TO be In
,lrht, has not been eQuallsd on any met
.ocoitan course this season.
Mclean brought $3.50. Macfarlane and
y.rriCan $500 each and Bowling $3.50.
:, was also decided that forecaddies
ware necessary and that they should be
encsen by bids. The forecaddies brought
400 each. Ono enthusiast paid $500
"
ompany with the umpire. who was Bar
1T, One box Of balls brought 500 and
.,y,ral other boxes $50 each. Ed Will
ANS, the Hollywood PRO" offered q
g, OF clubs, which was auetioned of
or $500. There were about hve hum
.red people in the gallery.
Macfarlane-McLes Win.
At the conclusion Of the round the
.st ball cards read "a to Is in favor of
N,cfarlane and Mclean, exceptional
arires when the length Of the course 10
.,ken into consideration. The tees had
ssn pushed back and the pins In the
rrens placed at remote spots. so that
IL the opinion Of one Of the oficials Of
he club the total yardaga was close to
100. That being the case. the pros"
.obabIy had the distinction yesterday
! playing over tho longest eighteen hole
curse in this part of the country.
All four players were delighted with
he course. being especially pleased with
he green's, many OF which are new, In
net. fourteen OF the eighteen were placed
In commission last fall. After halves at
me first two holes, both Kerrisan and
Bowling won the third In I. The length
1875 yards. and they reached the green
on their second shots. Mclean squared
u. match at the NTH. $50 yards, by lay
ng an approach shot close to the pin
and sinking the putt for 8. The sew
,-th. one of the long ones. $50 yards
aw Macfarlane win there with 3
rhile his partner scored with ) at the
eighth. There the Great Neck PRO
supplemented an approach with a fifteen
cot putt for 3.
Vietors 4 Up At Tarn.
Although the ninth hole 10 a quarter OF
4 mile long. both Kerrigan and Dowlins
rot home with drives and irons and they
won in 3. That left Mclean and Mac.
arlane 1 up at the turn. the card read.
M IS to 81 in their favor.
Two beautiful shots enabled Dowlins
n reach the tenth green. q matter OF
'ln yards. but even then this advantage
Eained proved for nousht. As he over.
suited In his try for a ., and missing
re short one coming back. took
whereas Macfarlane. who had been shor,
\ ne green on his second. laid up q
rod approach and ran down a twelve
''ot putt for n I. thereby winning the
sle. That made the Long Island pros
up again.
They halved the next three holes. but
:. the fourteenth Bowling sank a twelv,
'ooer for a 3. The Westchester pail
l'so won the sixteenth in 4. thereb,
'qua-lng the match. After half In
a. the seventeenth. Macfarlane won thu
home hole as previously mentioned. chip
-'ng In with a mashie from off the edge
I the green. The best ball card was q:
elbows:
Nacfsrlsne and Nolan
pgt............... - +8
k-rrEan and Bowling
01t.......,........ 5-U
Mlcfarlane and Mclean
= ................, 50 3-5e-T
Kerr-an and bowling
n ...............6 s 3 3 $3.50