New-York tribune., 1919-08-20


offensive. He not only started one
but this time he opened drive that
mad only one objective to break
through to the guns-to go the full
route. A fine mashle shot and a siX-
foot putt gave Gardner 2 at the
l00yard sixth.
And then the break of battle arrived.
Both had good tee shots to the $40 yard
seventh, and Marston, playing first.
dropped his mashle shot within nine feet
OF tAe cup. Gardner. undaunted,
Marston missed his 3. Gardner sank
hl%putt to beat par again. AT the 22O-
yard eighth Gardner hit the cup for
a : tor another win and he was now
only down. At the long ninth, Gard
ner was forced to play a pitch shot
from the down hill side Of sloping
bank and once more he achieved
miracle. getting a half.
= The tenth hole is $50 yards long.
$40 yards and then dropped & we'll
lofted pitch within three feet OF the
cup, getting his B and beating par by
Two strokes. No wonder Marston found
the pace too swift to follow.
PLAYS sensational Golf
Over one Of the most difficult courses
IN the world Gardner in a tight pinch
had played FIVE successive holes in six
teen shots, just one over 3. And
TWO OF these holes were more than 45O
yards in length, while another was
close to the 400-yard mark
Gardner then Won the eleventh and
twelfth holes, becoming one ur FOR
the first time in the match. Marston
SQUARED the match at the fourteenth.
but Gardner pulled away again bv
tho
seventeenth holes. The record shows
that after he stood ) down at the
tWenty-third hole, the Chicago entry
won nine out Of the last twelve holes
played by series of sensational shots
with every club.
Here are the cards:
,IOHNING ROUND
s'...2.''5--Sas 5.a-s'6 9as.. IA IA
Marssos.-ia.. a ..l 5-ss77--774s
AFTERNOON ROUND
alsra.ea--39s 'a1... s5--8as.. 5s 5-ss
Ns-ston-In.... s4s-s. 4-4s--ss
So once again Marston found Bob
Gardner his golhng Nemesis, and for
the second time he found himself un-
able TO hold 8 big lead against the
super golf Of his opponent
I,lls match carried most OF the features
CaInle.. as related found Cleary
rugged opponent. and FOR lengthy
spell it locked as Il one Of the A. L. F.
Champions would predon, .nats. For the
ST1t oins holes IN the morning Ouimet
.ca,.ed . 10 his ancient self ct The ART
g Gnstrcy.rC par. lie was out in 37.
starting With 3 On the ~482-yard first
mole, where he almost holeG his second
shot.
a. Z. F. Champion Rallies
This leit oUimcc z uo on Cleary,
but the latter cont.,ued to hammer
away and STICK 10 tie going until he
had Cllmet down II the end OF fAe
forenoon battle. He increased t7is
uaEgln 20 bT the twenty-siNt tole
and after Ouimet had pared away ono
hole, ne slipped back ano;heY al the
twenty eighth. Cuimot had enc chances
20 square the match at the 0cxt Two
holes, but it was not Until the shosr
thirty first hole that he went after MS
opponent IN earnest, sou4ring the
match at the thirtv-second and taking
the lead at the thirty-third and thirty
fourta by sound golf.
Thy ex-coen and ex-nmateur charl-
pion locked a trVie drawn at the finish,
out stated shat - felt in good shape
for to-morrow's test.
Here are the Ouimet- Cleary cards:
MORNING ROUND
oHHst' ois11yt out SIT M - s-s1 ss7
oouimet. IN. 5-4S-so
AFTERNOON ROUND
ouimei. Out. s 4 . 5-42
Clear. cut...... S 4 4 S4s
Culul-t. in........ 3 437-7o
cleary. in.....-... $-4o-sc
To show the pace at which Chick
Evans was moving against Dwight
Arm trong here is the morning card:
Evans out. : , 5--8s
In the afternoon round Evans was all
even with As when the matcn ended on
the twelfth green
Travers in his match against Waldo
was out in 43 and back in Al for an 81.
Waldo had an 81. In the afternoon
round Travers was out in AZ against
Waldo's SO. BY this time he was
hopelessly beaten.
There we're eighteen men IN this
champ pionship who had never qualified
before, and to-day several of them won
their first matches, proving again that
the old order is drawing to a close.