New-York tribune., 1918-10-26
Boyd and Anderson Beat
Czark-Smith Golf Team
+ OK Hills PRO" Big Factor
in Victory on the
Links

Four well known profes ,s-Ton
BOYD OF Fox Hills. and Carl Anderson,
Bronxville. paired up against Jack
Clark, the st. Adams professional. who
holds the record of the course AZ rs.
and Gordon Smith, Sunningdale Coun-
try Club, tested their skill yesterday
over the st. Adams course in thirty
six holes match.
Ihere is no question as to the course
being difficult one, as individual
scores under 80 were an impossibili.v
among the leading experts during the
morning round of eighteen holes. al
though Boyd and Anderson. who hn-
lshed up on the round, had a best
pail OF 70, which is par for the course.
while Smith and Clark had best ball
OF rs.
Boyd and Anderson played we'll to-
gether, and when one was bad the other
was invariably very good. In fact, Boyd
halved the first hole with Clark in par.
and Anderson halved the second hole
IN par with Clark. Then Smith and
Clark won the dog leg" hole in par.
but Anderson squared the match bv
winning the fourth hole in par. They
We're all bad on the fifth hole Of $50
yards, which was finally halved by all
hands IN 6. one stroke over oar.
Tom Boyd won the sixth ir 8. ono
stroke under par, and the seventh IN
par, which gave them a lead ~ up.
ana as the, eighth and ninth holes
were halved Boyd and Anderson still
led by up at the turn.
Smith and Clark won the tenth hole
IN the par of 5. and Clark took the
eleventh in the par Of 4. making the
match all square. After all hands
halved the twelfth hole in par. CLARK
swung Off in the lead by winning the
thirteenth hole. The tricky fourteenth
Oh 10y yards was won by Carl Ander-
son IN :, the others getting trapped
and taking and 6. This again sunared
the match.
The fifteenth was halved in par bv
Smith and Boyd. Anderson won the
sixteenth in 9.
On the 524 yard seventeenth hole.
which is a double "dog leg" hole. Tom
BOYD topped his drive and played his
thlrd shot over the woods on to the
green and won the hole in the par of s
ms n, next nearest opponent taking 7.
Playing the eighteenth hole of 40
- A'Nsu anu ftilueISOn edch hoIeu
oout in the par of 4. winning the last
three. holes in succession and the
morning round by up.
Tom Boyd and Carl Anderson cut
loose in the afternoon and at the
turn they led by up and at tho
eleventh hole they won the match bv
, up and to play. Boyd had never
seen the course before the morning
round and he was going at such
record rd-breaklng pace that the seven
bye holes were played out. There was
every prospect of his doing the course
IN "a or better until he took 8 on
the seventeenth green and a 5 on the
eighteenth green, missing an easv
putt on each green, and finishing with
a 10. He had made these holes in
the morning in and respectiysIv
His Individual score was:
IN %o' ....:......:s ...:.....: s4ss S..
The best ball scores:
MORNING ROUND
Boyd and Anderson
00' rlarI and s,5i,n1 . 4 IS 8"
on, $3.50 8 s. & SO
" CLARK ana sm;, 3 go 49,,
l" ''''''' 5-s-s
AFTERNOON ROUND.
. Boyd and Anderson
'I' Glsr. t's-, ma So, = 4 ) s-ss
Boyd and Anderson o-sS
In csr, cs.l',;;S ana s,... 4 5 50 8 b-s7-7s-I.s
in .'..'-. S 3 3 s-sa-ss--1st