The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26
ROWND ELIMINATED BY MOSS, while
SWEETSER OF YALE BEATS DEAN OF
PRINCETON IN INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF
,ccial Dispatch to the Intelligcnccr.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligcnCcr.
NEW YORK. juno 25.-As suddenly
as thunder storm blaCk"nS a blue sky.
lust as swift and sudden was the Orange
and RlaSk. which has been the prcdoml:
mating color of the intercollegiate golf
Championship tournament all week at
the Nassau Country Club changed 10 a
blue of the deepest hue to-day.
!. Simpson Dean. Of Princeton, who
left his team at wayside tee on We'd
ncsday. after its notable team victory.
and who was proceeding steadily and
brilliantly along 10 the individual title:
succumbed to the prOwcss of an Eli
rival this afternoon. Young Jesse
Swcctscr. the IS year old star of tho
Ardslcy Club. and a mere freshman
from Yale. was the contender who just
as Dean was within sight Of tho coveted
title, stepped forth and abruptly
snatchcd his laurcls away. The phe-
nomcnal play of Swects"r to-day pre-
vailed over the brilliancy Of Dean, Civ
inE the New York lad Il victory by a
margin of " up and | TO play
Dean began the day by defeating 4.
Z Walker. who won tn" championship
last year. The I'rinc"tonian playing in
the same wonderful form he performed
all week. strobe up and down the mid
dl- of each fairway with monotonous
regularity and stcadincss. playing each
made Il mistake the slightest KIND ot a
slip which was the only thing that made
the gallery realize the big fellow was
not Il machine. Dean vas out In four
strokes better than par and although
Walker played we'll. his game wasn't ny
any means good enough 10 stack up with
the golf Dean showed.
Il. NJ. Rownd. Of Wheeling. was the
last Of the PuauSylvanians 10 so out Of
the contest. being defeated by j. y.
Moss. OF Princeton. this morning. in the
third round. one up. Theirs was inc
closest and best match Of the morning:
Rownd played exceptionally good Soll
and except for few Sips on inc lair.
way and several miscucs on the greens
would hav had an eXCcllnt chance or
getting into the scmi-finals. Moss was
at the height of his game to-day and
after defeating Rownd made fine
showing against the flashy youngstcr
from Williams. J. Ward. and was beat
en- by a margin of only Two holes
Rownd Twice Victor.
In yesterday play Rownd OF Wheel
inG wasI twic" victorious: first winning
from Douglas Of Harvard, and J.. and
taking the measure of Foster of Prince
ton in the second round. and =. Inc
summary yesterday was:
Championship: First Round-J. Simp-
son Dean. Princeton. defeated {. 4.
GriScom. Yale. and =: 6. G. Davis.
Penn. defeated J. T. Olin, cornell, ,
and - Snyder Scott. Yale. defeated 6.
A. Mckee. Dartmouth. : and ); ~ l..
Walker. Jr.. Columbia. defeated c. \,
Baker. Harvard, and 8; Jesse ".
SwcctScr. Yale. defeated J. T. T.. Pull i
ing Princeton. and :: \. T. Boyd.
Dartmouth. defeated T. 4. Haight.
Princeton. and /: J. II. Wcthcrby. Dart
mouth. defeated Flhridgc Adams. Will
liamS, and i: a. T. burlington, Yale.
defeated NJ. Hcmphill. Williams. and
5: James &. Ward. Williams. defeated
f. NJ. Bacon. Harvard. up: y. n. An
kcny. Dartmouth. defeated George Hen
derSon, Harvard. 3 and >: Martin w. Lit
Teton. Jr. Princeton. defeated Dur
ham Jones. Harvard. > and /; Dan
Rhnads. Yale. defeated y. 7. Lowell.
Yale and >; Il. VI. Rownd Penn. de-
fcatrd J. II. Douglas. Harvard, and !:
s T. Foster. Princeton. defeated D. G,
MacLean. and 5; J. l.. Hukill, Cor
nell. defeated !. s. Bush. Yale. and 4;
]. 4. Moss. Princeton. defeated J. H.
Eaton. Harvard. up.
Second Round-Dcan defeated Davis.
s and 5: Walker defeated Scott. and
3: Swcctscr defeated Boyd. and .: Buff
flngton defeated Wcthcrby. and 2:
Ward defeated Ankeny. and 4: Little
ton defeated Rhoads. up: Rownd de-
fcated Foster. and 3; Moss defeated
Hukill and l.