Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

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-. Details Of the Match
At the first hole Reynolds was on,
but missed a two-foot putt for a half.
Tewksbury topped his drive, while Ray
and vardon both had fives. All were on
the green at the second and took two
puts, the quartet being down in 3. At
iron shot dead TO the hole and sank his
putt for a bird 3, which squared the
match. Neither Ray nor vardon was
on, and Tewksbury needed two puts
for 4.
At the par 3 fourth hole Ray. found
q trap with his second. but had beau
tiful out and sank his putt for 4.
The others Clipped on and needed 5s.
This put the Britons 1 up. The fifth
was halved In par fives and at the sixth
vardon snnk seven foot putt for a
bird 2. Reynolds and Ray were on the
green. but both missed long puts. Bri-
tons up.
The English professionals made it 8
up at the seventh. Reynolds was short
on his second and Tewksbury topped his
drive. The latter had beautiful long
carry on his second however. Both
missed long puts. Ray was on, in and
down with two puts,
At the 265. yard eighth hole Ray
drove out of bounds. Reynolds missed
a putt of less than two feet. None was
on the green. but all made good chips.
vardon and Tewksbury we're down in
and Ray needed B. .~
Tewksbury again topped his drive to
the ninth, but fine long brassie car
ried to the edge Of the green. Reynolds
got into trap at the green on his Sec
ond. Ray and Vardon both were on
with their seconds about fifteen feet
from the pin. Tewksbury almost holed
out of trap. Nardon was down in 4.
Britons up.
At the tenth Reynolds had beautiful
second six feet from the pin and sank
his putt. The others were on in two
and needed two puts. All were on the
green at the 1888 yard eleventh hole and
failed to sink long puts. The hole
was halved in 3s.
Ray, Vardon and Reynolds all had
good second shots at the twelfth.
REYNOLDS halved the hole in four.
Tewkesbury was off the green with his
second shot, but he halved the thir-
teenth in four with the Britons when
Nardon missed short putt.
Reynolds missed a twelve foot putt
and lost chance for a half at the
fourteenth. Ray was down in four.
At the fifteenth Tewkesbury topped
his first and second shots and picked
up. Reynolds was in a trap and Ray
missed his putt, but Vardon was on and
down in four.
Ray was trapped at the sixteenth and
needed for to get on the green. Vardon
vas on in three but his putt was wide4
Reynolds missed his putt but Tewkes
bury was on in three, sank his putt
ana won the hole, making the British
three up.
At the seventeenth Reynolds sank a
long putt for two. Vardon and Ray
missed their puts and were two up.
AT the. eighteenth Vardon was on
with his second as was Reynolds. Ray
and Tewkesbury were just off the green.
'ardon had bird three and Ray
missed. This jut tho Britons three up
at the end Of the morning round.
The famous pros were expected to
play their best golf here today. They
have played all over the country and the
procedure generally is that they plod
through the eight miles of thirty six
mole match and then have to catch
train for an ll-night run to the next
city, and match. the following morn
ing.
This applied particularly in the west
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