Evening star., 1921-05-24
'OU|MET IS BEATEN
|. BY BR|TON At GOLF
He and GuiIford Only Ameri-
cans TO Lose in Second
Round of Tourney.
l:y the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
HOYLAkE. May AR. r. Bobby
Jones'. Atlanta. this afternoon de-
feated Robert Harris. HarcwOod
Downs. and ;. in the third round
OF the British amateur golf tourney.
r. ID. Armour. Lothian burn. defeated
&. ID. Hnnnay, Harewood Downs. 4
and ..
c. &. Aylmer. RnnelaKh. defeated H.
&. Ellis, Rye. 1 mp.
HOYLAKE. England. May 24-Both h
good and i'll fortune were experienced
in the second round this forenoon by
the American team whose members
are competing for the British amateur
golf championship.
Two of the American team stars,
"Ch.ck" Evans of Chicago and Bob
by" Jones of Atlanta, scored victories.
but another star, Francis Ouimet of
Boston. was unexpectedly put out of
the running by c. Hodgson of York
shire. and Jesse p. Guilford of Boston
was eliminated by Cyril Tolley. the
British amateur champion.
All of the other Americans won in
the second round. giving seven VIC
tories to two defeats.
The defeat of Ouimet constituted
what veteran observers regarded as
one of the biggest surprises in the
history of the championship Hodg-
son won largely through his superior
ity in putting.
Win Of 8 Matches.
Results Of second round matches in
which Americans figured follow:
Charles (Chick) Evans Of Chicago de-
). Evans had an easy time. being 3 up
at the seventh hole.
Francis Ou;met of Boston was defeat
ed by c. Hodgson of Baidon, 1 up.
Hodgson is one of Yorkshire's best golf
ers. He outputted Ouimet for the VIC
tory. his short game being brilliant.
Both played nervy golf all the way.
Cyril H. Tolley. British amateur cham
pion. defeated Jesse p. Guilford of Bos-
ton. 2 and 1. Tolley had a 20 for the
seventeen holes. and Guilford required
"A. They were all square at the end
Of the fourteenth hole. Tolley winning
the fifteenth and sixteenth. Guilford
outdistanced the champion repeatedly in
his shots. getting off the line and en-
countering bad lies. Tolley holed many
long puts, a six-footer giving him a half
at the seventeenth to end the match.
Robert T. (Bobby) Jones Of Atlanta
defeated f. A. Hamlet of Wrexham, l
! up. Jones completed the round in "a
and Hamlet in So. Jones squared the
/ match in the seventeenth and was aided
by his opponents poor drive at the
eighteenth.
Hunter Scores by 3 and 9.
DR.. Paul Hunter of Los Angeles
defeated e. p. Tipping Of Woodcote
Park. and 2.
+. J. Wright of Boston beat D. F.
Ransom Of Croborough Beacon. 2 and
defeated T. r. Wykes Of the Royal
West Norfolk. 4 and 3.
j. H. aa1ss, Douglas 81 j. jr Of the - United Uni ed
the Royal Liverpool, and /.
P. Hunt of Texas beat j. l.. Holme 8
of Handsworth. 6 and 5.
The match between Maj. Gordon
Burnham Of Royal North Devon and
! had entered the tournament inde-
pendently. was Cancelled. Neither ap-
peared.
British Stars Winners.
In contests among themselves, in
the second round, the leading British
players Jared as follows:
T. d. Armour of Lothianburn beat
c. Clayton Hutton, 5 and 4.
J. l.. {. Jenkins of Troon beat Capt.
y. W. Wadham of Weston-Super-
Mare, and ).
Harold H. Hilton. former British
amateur champion. beat T. A. Tor
rance Of Sandy Lodge z and 1.
Robert Harris Of Harewood Downs.
the Scottish internationalist. beat F.
CaldWell-k Kerr Of Whitecraise, s and Z,