The New York herald., 1921-09-28
o'Hara Outputs Hutchison.

Though considerably longer Off the
tee, Jock could not compare with the
former Irish champion at putting. Twice
during the afternoon Pat chipped In
with his mashie from OFF the semi-rough
and IL was due to such unexpected
flashes. coupled with deadly putting
nearly all day, that kept the. outcome in
doubt until they had played three extra
holes, 80 in all. before OHara finally
struck his colors.
So evenly did they play throughout
the early hours that going 70 the home
green In the morning Jock and Pat
stood all square. There Hutch, who had
been trapped. took to reach the green
but O'Hara was also short Of the water
on his second. The list named laid a
nnasiiie shot on and then sank one OF h,s
longest puts, good enough to win the
hoi. In 4 and place Tim I up. O'Hara
had made the round in IL to Hutchi-
sons 70.
In the afternoon O'TIara dia his no.
putt act at the tenth hole, where he got
2 and at No. IL In 8. At both holes
Hutch" whose ball was close to the
pin. had figured on wins. and TO SEQ
them slip away was enough to have un-
settled any one not possessing nerves
of iron.
Hutch had to win the sixteenth hole.
where his opponent sliced a shot TO the
rough, to square the match. They halved
the next in s, both taking three puts.
but at the home hole O'Hara saved
himself by bringing Off q tricky one OF
six feet.
They halved the flrst two extra holes
In As, but at the third OHnra drove to
a trap and took four shots TO reach the
green. Hutch got hole high In trap
on his second. played out In masterful
style and won I'm to 6. The card:
Out .....4 8 8 6 s 8 : 4-sz
ou. .;,..S fA04 = S-s7
In .......s 454s s4s 5-s5-7c
In ....... s444 80 4-54-,1
Out .....0 4s5s G 80
Out .....4 6 s55 a 3 o--s7
In ...... Q ss44 8 o 4-s5--7i-14s
In ....... . s - & ) 4-3o-72-f43
Extra Holes-fIutchison. 4. 4. O.; o'Hara.
8, 4. q.
Walter Hagen. the Western open
champion. had one of his good days, and
that, of course, meant trouble for any
one. Consequently Jack Forester OF
Neadowbrook had to play a minor part
ana, GitnouEn ne 0IlSneQ the morning
round down. he didn't feel badly. as
Hagen, coming back in %. had COM
plcted TIE round In SO. Always having
command OF the situation In the after
noon, Walter didn't have TO do any
thing in particular to win BY q and
margin.
The summary:
Firs, Round-rred Mcleod. Columbia, beat
Fred Canausa, West Point. up (37 holesl
Jack Gordon, Buffalo, beat William Leach,
Merchantville, ) UP and 10 play; James
Barnes. Pelham, beat Clarence Hackney. At
lantic City. 3 up end 2 10 play; George Nc
Lean, Grassy Sprain. beat Tom Kerrigan. ST.
wanoy, up and 1 70 play; James West,
Rockeway Hunt. beat Jack Plrie. woodmere.
l up ((3T holeslD Charles Clark, engineers,
beat Peter O'Hara. Shackamaxon, up; En-
met French. Your sstown. beat Joe Sylvester.
st. Adams. UP and to play: Cyril Walker.
Engiewood. beat Emil Loeffler, Ohkrnort,
up (3T hoicsl; Charles Mothersole. Wee
Burn, beat John Farrell, Quaker Ridge, up
go holesl: Gene Sarazsn. Titusvil,e, beat
Harry Hampton, Brooklands. 4 up and to
play: lock Hutch son. Glen View. beat Pat
C'Harn. Richmond County. ] up $50 holes)
Tom Boyd Fox Hills, beat Eddie Townos,
shannopin. by dcisult: Water Hagon. New
York. beat Jack Forrcster, .iaadowbrook. q
up and 20 play: Laurence Ayton. Evanston,
beat +. j. Rajoppi. Maplewood. up and
10 play John Golden. Tuxedo, beat Robert
Barnett, Tradyffrfn, up and to play.