New-York tribune., 1919-07-25
Barnes Shows
Way to Hagen
BY 4 Strokes
Defending Western Open
Champion Leads National
Title Holder With 100

CLEVELAND. July "a. -Plavia,
par 20 to-day, James Barnes incrrssoS
his lead to four strokes over ~
nearest contender for his title in ,5s
Western open golf championship =; ina
Mayfeld Country Club. Added to ves.
terday's SO, Barnes had total # lga
for thirty..six holes. Walter Hagen.
national champion. was second. rsi+h
lt8, having taken 70 to-day because Of
pit trouble
Two strokes away stood Fred Ne.
Leod. Of Washington. ID. c., formerly
national champion, having scored a
to-day on account Of poor pui-inc
Bob Mcdonald. of Chicago. shared
fourth place, at l45. with Otto Hack
barth. Of Cincinnati.
Mcdonald set new record Of g for
the second nine, and surpassing Hagen
his partner by. one stroke. HIS Il Was
the second best score of the day.
tied by J. Douglas Edgar. of Atlanta
Harry Hampton, of Richmond, Va.
later equalled McDonald's 33 after
taking generous 40 to 90 out
Tom Mcnamara. OF New York. who
had second best score at 20 Yesterday
got tangled to-day at the start, taking
7 for the second hole and II to get
out. He came home in SO. registering
147 tonight with J. Douglas Edgar. ~
Atlanta, and Wilfred Reid, Of Whining.
ton.
Others to keep under l50 were Jock
Hutchinson. of Chicago. and Willie
Kidd, of st. Louis. with 14s, and
Charles Lorms, of Toledo; Willie Ogg.
Of Atlanta, and Leo Diegel, of Detroit,
with l49.
Aside from Barnes, the gallery
showed most interest in Hagen. wno.
after dashing off pars on the first two
holes. thrilled the spectators by scor-
ing an eagle on the a55-yard third
over billowing hills to Il blind ..reen.
He whaled out such long drive that
ne reached the carpet with masfie,
and finished by holding ten-foot pu,t.
Ellsworth Augustus. of Cleveland.
was the only amateur to remain in the
race. j. X. Wadley, of Texarkana, being
of his game.
Barnes's card follows:
2a'.... l%'...:: . : 3 -. -
Those who qualified for to-morrows
play, with scores for to-day and total
for thirty-six holes, follow:
James Barnes. st Louis 7o-iao: Wall
Washington. 74--is5 Bob Mcdonald chi-
cago 7l-l4s. otto Hackbarth. Cincinnati.
- ~; Tom NcNainara. New York. 77
l47; J. Douglas Edgar. Atlanta 7l-I47.
Whfrea Reid Wilmington. Is -l3s. Jack
Hut hirsQn, chicago go las Willie Is a.
st Louis las. Harry Hamrion. Rich-
in"nd, Va. it-lst. Charles i-orn3s. raic|lr
40. Willie oEg. Atlanta. 5-ltq. 20
Diegel. Detroit. "A -l4p. William Trotfnr.r
Detroit 5S-l5o; r N Cralgs. inulsfiio.
- 30; George Sargent MINNEAPOLIS.
%; Charles Thorn. Shi0necorE fltI
ff-l5n, Ny. . Sherwood. Newark. thi0.
ITO; Dave Ogiivie. Columbus "a f50.
Ellsworth Augustus, Cleveland. .g-.5H
Cyru Walker. Minneapolis. q i-2 H.
GARRISON. kcnosNs. ~ 1872 Fraux Ada-i-
Winnipeg. 77-it2 J. $. E4enht. Clnfin
9s,l, 9iern 7'-1ss, hmms,t Fr.neh;; 1oek
Wheeling. Sl-i54. william Brana. crr.-
Monteiair; 7s,lai Louis Loilcr. 8as' a.
= "a Tom Eoyd. Fox Hn 'N ". ~
Jack Burke, ST. Paul. - 1885, Alfred
HeclSbarth. Chicago. 7s--i54 Jacis Burgess.
Asheville q. O.. 77-i55. Frank SrrlfrI.
Il:ing ham. Is-l51. Eddie iUNa tHI-
.pgo. - 81; Jack iinsuaii fH.hpreh.
s5-l5l. rom Kerrisan. Ner york.
i5s. Bob Simpson. Coronado Beach fC,I ,,
IS.lts Oh Nichols. New Yort. lss.
man Clark. Cleveland p itf =
., ., brien ,',i,. c1ieaso so-lss. Grange Aises,
George Howden. Boston. si-'t1. w "
way, Cleveland. s5-l51. Rol'crt hanert-
son, Lafayette. Ind. 10 l5- .. j. niales-
lee. hikhsr', 79w.i5,; Z ,V rrss.e. hi-
15s; ] +. Matthows Kansas CIV TO-
1873. Dave Liyie. Lake Geneva. ~ Isl. IS
los. base Kobcrtson. Pittsburgh 8.
1873: William Melborn. Chicaso. 1g-i5s.
Chick Fraser. Lacrosse. - .iaF John
Rogers Dayton. so-l5e. W Me-
,uarrie. Rock Island. s4-f.1 Waiter
ard. Cincinnati. 9s- i54. Thnma. taNafds
Steubcnvilic. 90 -l5q. Dase Wilson, Nl-
wauhee. ,--leo. Andrew BROWN. iaeI-
port. sl-leo. Harry Hooa. CieseHni.
loo. a ~ Meysriug. soufA N.af. 81
800, Niliaw Reinlers. Cincinnati 100.
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