The New York herald., 1921-11-17
Lou wallick Gets Setback.

Lou Wa11fck Gets Setback.
Let 1t not be thought that Washing
ton these days is the only fountain
head from which wells the milk of
human kindness. Mans fnhumanity to
tlan may have made countless thousands
mourn, but evidently there Is no such
streak in the makeup of Wallick. The
latter had been subjected to about two
hours OF congratulations by the time
Stevens arrived the shochh would
have knocked any cup hunter off his
chair. A man ut TO play at scratch
getting a handicap of twenty!
And what did Wallick do? Merely
sat right up in his chair when they
began to shake their heads and remark
that some one had blundered, sat right
up and said out loud: "All right, ab-so-
lutely. Stevens has as much right to his
twenty strokes as have to my twenty
Ave"
Naturally In a new organization OF
this kind 1t is going TO take some little
time TO adjust the handicaps.
Whether or not a mistake has been
made in inviting the hotel men to play
golf thus early in their convention re-
mains to be seen. From the enthusiasm
IL was apparent that there is nothing
that the rest OF the stay in New York
can offer them that will give half the
pleasure Of game OF golf. More or
less trouble was encountered at the
several water holes on the south course
and at times Il was not quite clear
whether q contestant was playing on the
southern or the western circuit. How
ever. from Hall. who made n grand z
on the 224 yard sixteenth. TO the man
who ran UP a IL or those others who
could not stay away very long from
..,1 n. .t,.xr
but praise for those who had engineered
the tourney.
Among the out of town hotel men par
ticipating in the play were G. s.
Averill OF Worcester. Mass; c. III.
Builder. Geneva. n. Y: M. j. Bulkley,
Siasconset, Mass.:' Herman Burger.
Mansfield. Ohio; John II. Causer.
Elmira, ~. Y; J. Melvin Deer, Newport
News. Va. president of the Southern
Hotel Mems Association; William o.
Dixon. Lucerne. N. Y; Fred J. Fuller,
Akron, Ohio: William M. Gale. Fairlee,
VT: r. E. Gould. Newport, N. II.
ward. Detroit, Mich. John J. Hennessy,
Bethlehem. n. H.: A. c. Judd, Water
bury. Conn. :, c. A. Klaus jamestown.
". D.: B. s. McLure. Wheeling. w. var;
Fred Mansfield, Providence Gerald G..
Matthew'S St Petersburg. Fla; Henry
r. Miller. Asbury Park, N. j.; A. T.
Moore, Staunton, Va: Dave PTavan.
Philadelphia Z. p. Kicker. Jr.. Poland
Spring; J. Thomas Russell, Lake Suna-
pee. N. H.; A. G.. Rosenburg. Buffalo.
n. Y: c. p. Rosenburg. Hartville. Ohio
Henry N. league, Williamstown. Mass. ;
G. II. Tolman. Wildwood. ". J.. G. Jason
bury, Daytona. Fla.
The Scores.
n. r. Stevens. s5-2o--s5: Lou q. wailick
a2-25-s7; r. s. Maffltt, oi-2i-io; w. r.
Iotscas Z; McLe1n es-2T7, 49, p 2 woCscaeury Woodbury.
fc6sSl1 so : ? IT. s'l HailcR iGss7i IL wSoe n'['
sGvfn' 7s f. H. Tsrasy E. II cFsnas f. b. Greene
So, g Js:o9 wf,srs Ftssk PisIT TaD iIs h Il sionsE
Derr. los-25-7s: y. d. Milligan, oI--is--Tsi
w. d. Forshey, lo2-24-7s John J; Hen.
fSsz Charles IT, cargEan Sonn[o liso fs E s'iOp O. Epp
Icy. 1io-30-so A. g. Judd, IO7-27-sO: John
p Tolson. lie-35-sl: Frank. 4. Roland
Q. Dixon, ios-2c--s3; II. q. Summers, ios-
Rla.sshsCrd. ii9a29-s4; NJ. = BulsIey; osT
Tophqnn, ,i4-so,sa ..,s a; s. MoSre. ios-2Sy' g
Sss ssGffd B. i2l9ss " swssley A. ,sfs P ssl5teld & 0
rierney, fo7-is-s9: Claude M. Hart, es--4-
50; J. r. Sanderson, f0t--12--S9; w NJ Kim.
bail, iis-25--9l J. g. Boggs, il5-23-e2
a. O. Brown. i2I--35-92; John oNeli. 123-
ges,i A. % slnslGtq9 sE p i2sSe5 Erse
10: u. " Knott, 130-35-95; John Daniels
125-3o-96; w. a. Pocock. i20--3o--g9: w
so-ag: q. A. klaus. i32-sO~iO2: @. p
WILLIAMS. f32--3o-102: y. VI. McCnrrigher
|. y-l--2G-l05; J. l.. Damon, 1i2-35-i0T. J.
MI. Causer. 12O-i0-ti0; T., q. Trcadway
n43-30--li3: w Hanks. 135-22--ii3. y. B
1Ienshsw. 15J-3j-120: 8. Nixon. i4D-2i--i2s
Girl Makes Swimming Record
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