New-York tribune., 1921-06-07


score Of 2 and I. Duncan was three
up at the turn and after winning the
tenth also it seemed likely he would
end the match quickly. But Jock is a
fighter, and after Duncan had missed
short putt for half at the four
teenth he won the next two holes.
However, Duncan managed to halve the
seventeenth and ended the issue.
yardon Defeats Kerrigan
Harry vardon defeated Tom Kerri-
gan in a fine match by and 4. Vardon
vent out in the fine figures of 81 to
Kerrigan's SO, both playing fine golf.
Braid was also out in "a.
The lineup:
SINGLES
ENGLAND ts) UNITED sTATEstsl
george duncan. Jock Hutchison. !. 0
Abe Mitchell. ..... 0lWalter Hagen. 0
Harry Vardon..... 1lTom Kerrigan. 0
A. G. Havers..... 0IWilfred Reid. ....
r H Taylor 0Fred Mcleod. 500.
Josh Taylor...... William Melhorn. o
James McKenden. George Mclean. Q
r. g. Sherlock. -. Charles Hoffner.. 0
James Braid ..... 1iC. Hackney ...... 0
Toea, g Total ... 3
DOUBLES
vardon ana Ray. 1fFrench and Kerri
Duncan and Mitch gan .......... 0
eli ...,....... oHagen and Hutch
Issas Kenden anu 1 4 Mclean ana Reid 0
j. II. Taylor and Mcleod and Hack >.
sherlock ana josh. Hoaner and Mel
Taylor ......... II horn Q
Total .,-...... 9 Total ........-. B
SUMMARY
singIes-French defeated Ray. and !;
Duncan defeated Hutchison, and l:
Mitchell and Hagen finished all square; !;
Reid defeated Havers. and |: MCLEOD
efea,d defea,ed Ielhorn. n he ' and 2: McKenden de-
feated Mclean. s and 4; Sherlock defeated
Hoffner, and z: Braid a defeated = Rack;ney Hackney
Doubles-sherlock and Josh Taylor de-
Taylor and Braid and Mcleod and Hack
ney were all square; Hayers and Mcken-
Duncan and Mitchell and Hagen and
Hutchiaon were all square; Vardon and
Ray defeated French and Kerrigan, and A..
1000 Witness Matches
The weather conditions were perfect
when the first foursomes matches of
the day, that between Jock Hutchison
and Walter Hagen, America, and
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell,
Great Britain, was begun before a
throng of 1000 spectators.
Hagen missed six-foot putt on the
first green, while Mitchell failed to
hole five-foot putt. The second hole
was halved. Duncan was stymied at
the third, the British pair losing the
hole. Duncan was short with the Sec
ond shot for the fourth hole, which
also was lost by the Britishers, making
the Americans up.
at the sixth, where Hutchison put
hin,sef in bunker. The match was
squared at the eighth, where Mitchell
laid his tee shot within easy distance
OF the cup. The ninth hole was halved
and the players turned ell square.
The approximated totals Of a9 each
for the outward journey. indicated
sound, but not brilliant golf.
The second half of the match was
more eventful The British players
lost the tenth and thirteenth holes,
Mitchell pulling his drive into the
rough at the tenth, and Duncan slicing
his tee shot ct the thirteenth. In both
cases the ball was unplayable and the
holes were not played out.
better shot from the tee to the
fourteenth won the Britishers that
hole, and the match was squared at
the seventeenth, where Mitchell played
fine second shot to the pin. Mitchell
pulled his drive to the home hole into
the bush, but pitched within six yards
OF the pin on the third shot, Duncan
hoiing the putt to square the match.
Americans Start Slowly
The match between J. E. Taylor and
James Braid, of Great Britain, and
Fred Mcleod and Clarence Hackney,
OF America, provided 81 good game,
The Americans started badly, but made
brilliant recovery at the ninth,
eleventh and eighteen holes, which
they won.
They halved many others, the match
ending all square. Braid and Hack
ney treated the spectators to an ex-
hibition Of spendid driving.
A big gallery followed the first sim
giles match to start, that between
George Duncan and Jock Hutchison
the Glenview professional The first
TWO holes were halved in as. Hutch
son should have won the second
his tee shot giving him an advantage
or twenty yards, while he was only a
yard off the pin with a fine mashie
shot for his second but his putt over
ran the cup, while Duncan holed a two
yard putt
Duncan, with twenty yards greater
distance off the third tee, was hole high
IN 2, and sank a two yard putt for
the lead. He failed, however, to hole
his third two yard putt for the hole on
the fourth green. Hutchison was near
enough not to need an approach putt
on the fifth, but he missed his short
putt and dropped behind.
1esreau's Bears Badly Beaten
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