Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-03

On the eighteenth he dropped rapid
fire putt and was square with his on
ponent, Edward c. Clarey. Bala. in one
of the most exciting matches of the
season. Clarey dropped neat birdie
on the nineteenth for the match 1t
was tight tussle for both, and will
stand always as credit 10 thr'youngcr
golhng talent of the city. Both had
a medal of 76 for the eighteen holes,
four 3Ss, which is real golf on any
course.
Clarey had all Of his shots working.
Many have asked why it is that Clarey.
as long a hitter through the green and
| off the tees as there is in the city,
| does not come through more. The
answer is difficult. Perhaps it was in
his putting.
Yesterday the powerful Bala star had
this department down to a fine art, and
maybe that's the reason he won out
Anyhow, it took real golf to win that
match.
The gallery clapped lmpartially both
Platt and Clarey.
Winston Kindt. O,d York Road
youngster, displayed some real wares
against the veteran match player, Ed
ward StyIcs North Hills, in the first
round. They were all-square at the
eighteenth toe, whore STYLES rescued q
'Nrc" for the hook. He was up on the
bank IN flock of caddies after his ball
- Sald To have struck on" Of the
gallery, played it down the bank on to
tn" green somehow and sank com
iortab Ie putt for n par 2. Kindt was
thought to have had 70 total. but it
added up to IS, 30 each way, most
remarkable for a player of his age in
a match like that
The Roxborough Country Club is
staging a match today of unusual in
terest, a mixed foursome affair, many
II the contestants having played the
game but couple of weeks. For golf
fun and a links carnival it promises
much Here * the entry list:
Doctor aud Mrs. o. II. Petty Miss
Hoy and W, j. Piatt; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Struse, Mr., and Mrs: Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cane; Mrs. l.. Z,
lester Blaukin, Mr.. and Mrs. II. d,
Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Castle
man, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stafford
, Mr. and Mrs Richard Farrell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin McCracken; Mr. and
Mrs. II. F. Miller, Mr.. and Mr. W.
\. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Robinson
Miss Boyard and Mr.. Y. Lackry. Mi,
: Yahn and K. Yahn; Miss X. Kccy anc
Mr.. l.. Simpson, Miss X. LittIrwooc
and Mr. T. Boone; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
. ter Iiodgson, Mrs. Bennett and J.. F.
Adams; Dr. and Mrs. II. K White
t Mr.. and Mrs. Ross llaggert; Mrs
. Bailey and Doctor Bailey, Miss Bailey
and Doctor Carmany; Miss Helen IIuil
Q and Mr.. Vernon Haig, Miss Heller
- GiOshow and Doctor Humpstonp anr
r Miss Wilkinson and Or. Henri Schacfcr
T. The eligible territory for the south
l eastern district to qualify for the pro
=, fesSional golf championship Of Amrrc
Il extends az far south as Georgia, u
. through Pittsburgh and around by wa
y of Philadelphia. AS announced, fou
d professionals will qualify July II a
= Philmont over thirty six holes media
2, play for the match play champiOnshi
ID tourney to be played at Chi'ago mex
J. month. Philmont will offer $500 prize
le and the association a good deal mort
I, which makes it a one day tourney we
of worth while, and a goodly percentag
Of the "pros" in the district are ex
I, pected to compete. This includes
10 douglas Edgar. who won the Canada
1t championship last year; Willie Ogg an
many other famous professional stars.