New-York tribune., 1920-07-31

:. Douglas EuSA'' u '"e DlUio hiiis
Club. Cadadian open champion, finished
IN third place, with a score of 2q6.
while Willie Macfarlane. of the HEMP
s.ead Club. who a-so threatened until
near the end. was fourth with 2q7. Tom
Mcnamara. Of Siwanoy; Charles Hotf-
rer. Of Belmont: Jack Forester, of
NeadowbroOk: Wilfried Reid. of
Wilmington. Emmett French. of
Youngstown. and Joe Sylvester. of St
tihane finished in the order named
rinselv hunched
CoIf sn+h4siasts who witnessed +be
,lsv Of Hagen or Barnes Yesterday
Vii rot soon forget the performances
of these two great linksmen. Starting
the fnal round Of thirtv-six holes
FIVE strokes behind the meShodical and
steady Barnes. Hagen had been counted
ont Of the rurninr BIZ most Of the fol-
lowers. Bat the Detroit star. as pame
ana as brilliant as they make ther,
RULED himself together. as is his wont
when messed and shot so for Tho
morning round. eoualinx Barnes's rec
ord score made on the first dav. That
mt Hagen our in front. for Barnes
nn++ea noor}v in tho rnorriDr and
took IS.
p,, r1.s u;s T.,
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However. &c was Barnes turn IN the
afternoon ne dld ali o. me wonderful
putting whi,e hegeh' whose work on
tboss so w.. w. foiiowe4 b;r, ard ,rL;cb had
helped MS score so much. fell down
on several easy putts and was unfor-
tunate on several others.
Coming to the last hole. tho cham
uion needed a tour on = par four hole
planted high mashie shot on che edge
Of the green for his second. He ran
his third TO within three feet OF the
pin and apparently had clinched the
title. But it was not to be won as easy
as that HIS third shot had rolled into
a heel print On the green. Hagen took
mis- stance for what looked like the
last stroke as the crowd stood silent
and breatniess.
Everybody was On edge. Barnes. who
stood back al Hagen. was as nervous
as the others Finally Hagen .wung
MS putter The ball rolled slowly to-
ward the cup dipped into he edge
and skl6ded past Victory that looked
SO certain for the champion moment
before was gone like fash. But
Hagen still mas his chance.
The outstanding feature of Barnes's
round in the morning was his failure
to sink nutts of reasonable length. He
missed at least seven that were count
ed as good Is in
Hapen's plav Sensational
a.
,4o-4,5 - H., -, 1, h4ssn' ohce
ra-a....-,. - se' com
~ - ko'. 80 - swung
49,. So ov - wv sr,l g'l Ve-Ioot
-. ~ !. me-. s'es". neh ne went
- - oioNe V"eA A0y-liVe
.r-- - -G ''.e p.l anq SANK that
-. elo,,a.-.,. VI. d u--u.e lnree on
+ba4 ~. ,i-, ,~o pea'ellui shoVs o.
hole H. aiso ~ ,-,4o H. '1e. .o, ot 'He
- - -ise '"e '"e-4lh III
49, - e. g. -
-bosa t-.f,...- 7.,VNeQ Sohe oi
bi,, E.. s'I"' H@Fe mace
teert5 LIT hin, liz 0ir'F t5o o" ror' ,ng {nlI- bao
Of tree He scarcely had room
enough ID swinr his nashie but man
aged 70 make wonderful recover,
that carried % q tran i7 front of the
green From hare he made another
superb recovery and cot his mar f,.a
On the four-eso4A h. reraa+.6 ,ba ,,o~
formance y hooked b'e drivs 70 -
other fai r,rsv rnt his sael,1d 49, -
trap. hut came cut SO ricol, he cot q,
o-krr rar
Three PLAYERS srnrea IN boo4 o,,+
Hagen IN the afternoon II caso ~
champion sHnped. Vile N1arfarlana
three back and Ba~nss yas 80
hind his chief rival oI.oro- -, -.
serves credit for bis s9la1d;5 cor,o-
back. as much eo as uaera, ~ - /.
wonderful shou,i-er ~ 4bo 80 ~ =
Barnes GOT Of ~ = yvoar,,i s+o,.4
the afternoon IN +Sis ba - ~ 5'nrs ~, - i,
the same as The Detroi4 i,,,,re 10 ~ - ~ d;d 4
In the forenoon ronnd r. oncS sat ltU
tied 40 80 .4o,.Sl $50. ~ once SCI
there seemed No sto1Ti,e, ~. +ba o+tarat ,.,s
ed one Fa - az aa.t e.te "r'ei, uS T.
seventh for birdie 8, and putt oil
twenty feet on the tenth for par {
after coming out Of ? tran
D. n
huNS bO"n 1hrty-tOOt Putt
On Tho rr-ec~+b Porros mn -, - L;J: