The sun., 1919-08-18
Tewkesbury-PIatt Second.


Paul Tewkesbury and ]. Wood Plat
followed but one stroke behind the tying
pairs. This duo entered from the Cobb
Creek public links OF Philadelphia. The
former appears as an individual entry in
the tournament from Aronimink. where
rs Plat is registered from North Hills.
They came home in the same figures
hung up by the leaders, but encountered
a bit more trouble in their outward
Journey. taking Ss.
James d. Standish. Jr.. and c. c.
Waldo. Jr.. Detroit Country Club,
dropped in behind Tewlxesbury and Plat
with "a. Waldo bagged the only three
OF the afternoons play on the difficult
second hole. His approach from fully
$50 yards away ran to within eight feet
CT the cup, and he dropped his putt
nicely. But after turning the first nine
with 36, they ran to 3s coming home
r. f. Hanson and 3. Warren Cochran
OF Baltimore had the very fine record of
81 for.the first nine holes. They looked
very much like winners up to that point.
However. they found no end of trouble
coming back and were unable TO
a.raighten their play out in good team
work. The two wabbled at the same
time. Their total for the second nine
roles was Al, giving them a rs, which
tied with Robert A. Gardner and w. L.
Glow. Jr.. onwentsia, and Max Marston
and C. z. Van Week. Jr., playing from
line Valley.
Gardner Gets Only 8 mt 18th.
In holding the total to that figure for
his team, Gardner ran down a bird 3 on
The eighteenth. 1t was the only three of
the day at that hole. He had two fine
shots to the green, and got down a
twelve foot putt This pair played with
Marston and Van Week, who came
along with a two stroke margin, but
each took s.
Seventeen teams returned scores but
there were many others who started
and failed to record their scores. Bobby
Jones and Perry Adair counted a 76 for
their round. with Jones having that
count for his Individual score This.
however. allowed for two puts of about
three feet each. where Adair already
had holed out and Jones had nothing
better than half with his partner pos
siblef
The four entries from st. Louis. all Of
whom are Representatives of the Forest
Park public course OF the Mound City,
teamed up in two pairs. but neither
team was able to crowd the leaders.
Walter Kossman and Z. A. LimberR
scored a 70. Richard Bockencamp and
James 8. Manion, the 81. Louis city
champion, ran up an 81 for their round.
The summary.
Grant Peacock and Davidson H.r-or
oakWont; 81. SCI2; J. $. Dean and r.
Tswkesbury ana J. W Piatt. cobbs crazy sSl
Waldo. Jr., Detroit. SO, sS-TI; Robert a
90. ss-7b; Max Marston and c. ID Van
Week. Jr., Pine Valley, IS. SIS; r.. r.
Hanson and =, ". Cochran, Baltimore.
-. hNi1; X, q; Morrison and A. r. Max.
John Graham. Stanton Heights, 80, Ss-fS;
Paul Hunter and f. H. BAnkard tr AT;S
lothian. IS, $50: Walter Kossman and
z. A. Limbers, Forest Park, 81 U-TS;
&; y .o Tiaany and "; "; Psttsn. Mohawk.
sherman and Sheriff. sherman Yohynumn.
Quentin. Pittsburg, 50. I"so9 e. Fn1 III = Da M.
rash and H. 4 Pearce, Beaver Falls. ii,
Ion. Forest Park 49, Il-Si,
Ouimet Is Sick.
There is a strong possibility that
Francis Ouimet may not be able to enter
the qualifying round proper tomorrow
Last night after finishing the first dav's
play, Ouimet returned to his hotel and
was feeling so i'll that a physician was
called. Ouilnet had a Temperature n,
100. Late this afternoon the Bostor
star announced he was feeling much re-
ter and would be on hand tomorrow II