New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

No, IL wasn't case OF the Americans
nlugging TO scalp the English stars, as
anne seemed to think. The complete
humiliation OF the visitors was due to
a combination of brilliant play by the
amateurs and to some poor shots by
the "pros," who showed the effects of
their arduous trip in the West.
This match marked the first appear
ance of the goltiing team from abroad
and this, coupled with the fact that
two of Americas best amateurs were
nlsying against them. served to attract
one Of the largest galleries that has
trailed the Britons this year. 1t was
a wild scramble from tee to green, with
the women folk, as usual, winning most
Of the sprlnts.
Evans and Jones Best
After yesterdays performance we
nave come to believe that Evans and
Jones, and not Hagen and Barnes, are
Americas pest best-bal team The
manner in which these youngsters shot
for birds and par scores made the eff
cheney Of the veterans from the old
country seem quite loose in compari-
son.
A week ago, playing against Ouimet,
Evans after an indifferent round in
the morning, went out in the after
noon and shot such supcrtine golf that
he comrictcy smothered the Boston
IAN Nobody in the wide, wide world
could have beaten Evans as he played
last Saturday afternoon. Nor could
anybody have beaten the Chicagoan
as he sped along the fairways at Nor
ris County on the second round yes
hrday lie alone bea, the best ball
Of the EnC,! !snmcn in the afternoon
BY four holes. and his remarkable play
brought tho issue to an abrupt end
ing, as far as any competition was con-
cerned, on the @;h or the 9th hole.
But Evans doesn't deserve all the
glory for the victory, Bobby Jones
carried the hrunt of the work in the
morning with as pretty round of
golf as was ever turned in on the
was as good as his oponent's best
ball.
The pace of tho Young amateurs was
90 hot that Ray and Nardon were able
to win only orc holc during the whole
DAY. Ted and Harry must have raised
their eyebrows & h,t as they watched
the shooting O. their opponents. which,
10 say the least, was wonderful to be-
hold
Long Drives by Amateurs
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