The Washington herald., 1920-08-22

X Yesterday he opposed another
Englishman and reversed the YER
dict. It was a fine duel fought in
tempestUous weather conditions. the
wind at times amounting to a haIt
gale, while they finished the last
hole in the morning in a driving
rain. The afternoon was fine, but
heavy rain over night slowed UP the
course. Their scoring IN jhe after
noon was quite equal TO that Of the
preceding day under ca.mcr condi-
tions.
How Match Was Won.
Edgar won the first two holes in
the morning, but stymied himself on
the sixth green and lost. g-4 The
other holes were haIsrd. leaving
Edgar one UP at tho turn. JOCK
won the long tenth. fs2 Yards and
the twelfth. s75 yards with par
fours. but was trapped at tho short
eleventh, losing 4-a. He won the
short thirteenth. 81 EGrar over
pitching the green.
Jock was l up ar tho tri-.ea-rr.
and the next two holes cut q biz
figure in tho final result EE-a-
missed threo-foot putt for win
On the sixteenth and lost the seven
tc"nth by missing an eighteenth
inch putt These mistake .--lI,d
Jock 10 lead l up al the interval.
The cards.
Hutchison- out-G-s-G-fss5za-7.
EdEsr......... out-5-3---f-s ---E-f-s-.-
Psr-..--.....- out-5-s .1-4-4-4-s.ss-a8
Hutchison-.... in-4i $3.50 -5-s7-75
EdEar......... in-5-3. - 80 .---.--aQ--g
Par......--..-. in-5-3--84-lH --5-E>-7T
The afternoon round was renlets
with incidents. Edgar tried t. carry
ditch at tho third hole with a
brassir. but failed. and -.t short
out He got a half in six uv reason
Of fine pitch from sixty Yards and
a siN-fo0J putt. Jock had pulled 10
a trap on this third.
At the ffta hole. after hrir- twice
trapped. Edgar holsi a tws-vc-f0ot
putt for half. and on t.. next
green sank one of ..evru feet for a
win and was ] down
Jock sinks IS-Foot Putt.
Jock rs-aIla,od with an eighteen
foot put. 10y q win p at the sew
enth, and by rak.u- three oF the
next four holes was UP with s %
play. Jock was trapped a, tho ,Isv-
enth and '.-' 80. and the urnr two
were haIvrE- Jock Jfsn began
series q pulled j,s shots. which dis
lodged him from his romforta ole
position. He hooked b'h.16 rres
at the fourteenth and had 60 may
out at riEh: angles.
From 'he n,Nt too no. r-rE... rn
the rough. and lad 90 play q low
shot under a t~so short pr r-. .r... Is.
Edgar had to take a cra-... and
made a great l-asSie d. -.-a -.a
creek. Il was SLICED. and fs .aI
luck in being stopped lE a .D.a
near the sixteenth -,r HIS IN. ? -.r
from tr,re gave him q WI s--. .z
having ovcrpiaysd the pm 90 his
third
Again Jock pulled tho ---Gr. INT
he got q great s.on0 shot .r -ra
torraCel Cr,er E.a-n- was r.-.
with an i~7n. made q weak a-~-. each
and a stlU wsakr~ Da''. h.r~- . rot
short on five T-n-s- T.rI. was 4
wocful'y weak sT0- Ti. dad tho
same thing IN tra w0-r.--. Jock
was dormie . bu' r. -Hssol short
putt on tho Sov---..-'r.
Edgar was trapped .- r.s second
al the eiChtcC1rh. a-. -r.s .ne, HIM
his chance ~ ross H'. WIN as Fn
reached tho od-. .r -.. ureDu-
Jack was over on his -'..-... a~t both
putt their approach. .,aL E,t,.uE
e half in 5.
The afternoon r.-Ts.
H1trhison..... ou'---2.t.1.f f- 'f-77
Edgar Out -'.-4 . g e. "a So
HutchiSon..... in-'f-'-@.- f- .--1.'-It
Edgar ......... in-E-T-I-T-f E...a ...--ET q