The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

Shawnee-on-Delawa Pa. July
21.-For- the second successive year.
James NJ. Barnes. of Sunset Hills. st.
Louis. won the classic Shawnee open
Golf Tourney. when he completed
his four rounds with a total of 2S7
strokes. Barnes, performance was
magnificent. Each of the rounds
was made in better hgures than par
20. Yesterday he had a brace of
I2S. today he shot a II in the morn
Ing and still another 72 in the after
noon.
The attenuated pro was forced to
the limit this afternoon on one oc-
casion BY Edward Ray, the former
champion of Great Britain.
Last night Ray was uncomfort-
ABLY resting in fifth place. He
decided over night that this was no
position for champion, SO he
launched a golfing offensive today
that brought him up to the runner
up position with a total of 293
strokes.
Harry Hampton. Richmond, Va,
and Pat O'Hara, of Shackamaxon,
were tied for third money with
2s7 strokes. They split this in
stead of playing off. William Leach.
OF Merchantville. was fifth with 29S.
John Golden, of the Tuxedo. n. Y,
Golf Club. was sixth with 299.
More Than 1000 Divided.
More than $1,000 was divided
among the winners.
Barnes got $500; Ray $500; Hamp-
ton and O'Hara split $500, while
several won $50, distributed for the
hest score on each of the two days
play. These went to ]. Douglas
Edgar for his 20 yesterday, and to
Pat OHara for his 69 this afternoon.
The Barnes-Ray battle this after
noon was the big feature of the
tourney and was followed by the
largest gallery that ever attended a
Shawnee event.
Today some of the favorites crack
ed badly. Chief among these was ).
Douglas Edgar of Druid Hills, At
lanta, the Canadian open champion.
At the start of the tourney Edgar
was picked to have the same chances
ss Barnes or Ray since his showing
all year in the South has been SEN
sational.
Atlanta Star Fails.
however, tht Atlanta tutor of
Bobby Jones and Alexa Sterling,
was still i'll this morning when he
shot rs against Ray. In the after
noon he was paired with William
Leach, of Merchantville, and shot a
dismal 81. which put him down in
sixteenth place in the final score.
Harry Hampton, of the Country
Club of Virginia, was not quite I'D
to scratch today though he placed
third. The Virginian had hard luck
all the way round and should have
been six strokes better. He could
not get his puts to drop right.
Pat OHara, the Shackamaxon vet
eran, won the prize for the lowest
score of the event with a 60 this af-
ternoon, which placed him well up
in the running
Fred Mcleod, Of Washington, fin
ished with total of sos.
The following summary gives yes
terday's score, the first and second
round and total score for each con-
testant:
LEAD TO CoNE-ADD sHAwEE on
DELAWARE
James Barnes (sonset Hin. IA. Il. -.
2sI; Edward Ray l0xney England), l4T, 73
l3, 293: Pat 0'Hara tShacka ma xonl l53 13
3D. 2sI; Harry Hampton~t Richmond County,
l46, 1915. 2s7; William Leach Merchant
vile 06. az, "a. 29s: John Golden ITuyedoy.
LII, 76, ~. 299: Louis Teller CBraeburn).
149. a., IS, 800; George Mclean Great
Neck, 145, &c, 79 800; Willie MacFarlane
Port Washington. $50, sc, 75, 3OI; Tom
Mcnamara (Siwanoyl, 149. as. "a. 3ol:
Arthur Reid (Ardsleyb. 15j. 20, So. s0a;
Emmet French Youngstown, I53. "a. 5e.
3O3; Clarence Hackney CAtlsntic City), 14s,
75, so. 304; Wilfrid Reid Cwiimington). IS4.
%, %, 3o4; J. J. Dougherty t0verbro2 I4s,
40. a. 304; J. Douglas (Edgmere, Druid Hills)
las, %. 81. 304; Tom Boyd CFox HiIlsl, l55,
"a. 76. 3O5; Peter 0'Hara (Shackamaxon),
l4, 20. a. BOG; !. hackie Canoe Brook,
15S, "a, "a. 800; c. Anderson (BronxviIle),
l53, T6. rs. 30T; Fred Mcleod CwSshing-
toni, 156. 76, 20, 30s: Joe Mitchell Mont
Clair, l55, 20, 20, $40; George Kerrigan
tNOrthamptonl. 16O, 10. 75 $40; A. c. Cuici
CWeatogue), 157. II. IS. 312: Tom Bonner
tElmira), 157. 20. rs, s14; William Ogg
tAtlantal. 15S, rs, so, SI6: H. T. Higham
Unattached. 100. 40. 81. 3oO: Hugh Clasby
(UIattached). 162, Is, so. 3I7; George Spar
ling (Brooklawn), 156. 81. S4, 322: Jack
Forester (MeadowbrookD. l63 so. 40. s22:
James Dante (Rockaway Riverl l6i 50 So