The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-19

game that promises to make him q very
dangerous man in match play. He had
t3 on his morning round without any
brilliant, dazzling play ana came back
in the afternoon with an 80.
Thirty entrants finished as good as III
or better and eight tied at 172, necessi-
tating a play of for the two remaining.
Those who tied were J. N. Stearns, Jr..
Nassau: d. w. Armstrong, Oakmont :
Henry J. Topping. Greenwich; John
Graham, Stanton Heights: Sheriff.
Sherman. Yahnundasis: Gilman p. Tif-
fanny. Mohawk; Lewis Bredin, Detroit.
and Paul Hunter. Midlothian. In the
play of Bredin. Hunter and Graham
dropped out with IS on the first hole.
At the second Stearns cinched a place
with 8. Topping and Sherman scored
Is, letting them out, as Armstrong and
Tiffany got Is. On the third Armstrong
scored a to win when Tiffany missed
a short putt and took 8.
Those Who Qualified.
H. Davidson Heron, oakmont. II, 81
1853; Paul Tewksbury. Aronlmink. 10. "a
1853; ]. 8. Mannion. Forest Park. st. Louis.
e. s5-iSsIRSSeGt 7; Jones, J5: Atlsnt "a
S5-l61; Charles Evans. Jr.s Edgewater,
Richard Woolworsn, scranton, ~. W.
les; J. Wood Plat. North Hills. 50. 81
iss; Robert A Gardnsr onwentsis, 50.
Gi Nelson M rrs Wsl.n' yDD Aud Mo01
Clair ia s.. ss-is5. ~ o'p' '
l. Jaeooy. Charlotte. 80. ss-,ss; E. C.
s ess5. r ss f e. . St EGui:
SSrsns.. ou,nss. wgSdlan@;, 2; ,s.is IS
J. Thompson. Missis.ansa. 81. s,-iss;
Rudolph s. Knepper. Sioux City. II. d.
iss; W. II. Gardner. Buffalo. 50. s6-1ssi
J: B. crookston. Stanton Heights. IS. 81
W. c. Fownes. Jr.. oakmont. IS. So
iss: J: >. Psan; ATLANTA 81. ssMlIS; c L
ton, Brookiine. ST, s4-17I; E. H Bankard,
ST. Mldl s.1.s q. s7 i r e w hIss
oai i Is. ss-17a; J. NJ. stesrns. Jr.
Nassau. IS. ss-la.
Other Scores.
Gilman p. Tiffany, Mohawk. Sc. se--172
7 Sheriff. Sherman. Yahnundaris. 50. S.
! 172; John Graham, Stanton Heights. IS. 81
l-i7s;; Paul N. Han.sr' 50. ssMiSa: Icul,
Less, Mi1ikada: s. s;1;i7s; ], W; Sweet
Ward! Columbia So, ssIi74. ~ "
George o.a,S R Ksx,t,. Tns.lns '
| lis; Richard Hickey. Atlanta, 50, So
i75; F J; Wright, Jr.. Al6smarle. SO: 81.
sissanga. S. sSi7s; J. K. Boie, May
field; g. Sill; J. B. Rose. Allegheny
,,s e Eov Wood a. aS 9shn0G s. 81 SIS, IS:
| $50. Larry b Patton Homestead At O
-lso; E. L. sconeld. woodway, 90, 8
I-lsl David 8. Hays. oakmont IS, "a
s3-ls2 O. L Conley. siwanoy. %. o
T[Iss; walter KS:s%sn, Forest Park; g., 3,
burg. ss, si-is!; C. W. Diebei fOunEs
q. A. Lysll. we;,morelana, o. 81.
c. J. wilcox, stanton Heights. 81. ss-
1877; r A. Lyme, Stanton Heights. %
E. wAd h%G'!f + EoF wins! Paw WA. ST Eoni
G SlS6.: d Allssssny e. win
withdrew; w. G. costin, Allegheny. with
drew; r. II. Augustus, Mayneld. 90. with
drew; r. e. Hanson. Baltimore. 81. with
drew.
Draw Promises Action.
The draw for the first round of mate
play VIII insure action from the tumI
The first pair to start will be Bobb
Jones and James s. Manion. who tie
for first place to-day. Marston meet
tough one in Bob Gardner. Caroline
White will take on George Hoffner an
Travers meets Gilbert Waldo, Jr Eleve
of these are In the upper half of tn
; brackets.
In the lower half Ouimet meets r, {
Cleary of Philadelphia and Evans play
, d. w. Armstrong of OaFmont. In cas-
the two champions win they will NEE
!, In the second round on Wednesday. ,
N Stearns, Jr.. will tackle Richar
Bockencamp of st. Louis runner up
both the Western amateur and tran:
Mississippi this year. John G. Andei
son will play Wood Plat The pairing
follow:
Upper Half.
Jones VS.. Manion. Marston VS.. Robs
vs. Long, White VS.. Hoffner. Bankhead "
Peacock, TraVers vs. Waldo. Maxwell v
| Fownes
Lower Half.
woolworth vs.. whitney, Thompson "
Jacoby, Stearns VS.. Bockencamp. w. I
Gardner VS.. Heron. Anderson VS.. Plat
| Dean VS.. Tewkesbury.