New-York tribune., 1921-06-30
Second Place
On Links Goes
To Yale Team
Drake Carries Off Third
Honors; Playing of Dean
Is the Sensation OF Meet
By Ray Mccarthy

LAX flhioukn, WHich aIltlNAkfys SensiS olt
from the hills of old New Hasnpshire, a
powerful and hard-hitting football
team and an expert track squad, also
produced fine squad Of golfers, this
year. The niblick warriors from Han
over, giving fine exhibition of golf
play at the Greenwich Country Club
yesterday and Tuesday, won the cham
pionship in the best intercollegiate
meet ever held in this. country, with
the grand score of 1878 strokes.
The sons of Old Eli, who did some
fine shooting of their own. finished
right on the heels of Dartmouth with
an aggregate score of 1,274, Some fin
ish! They don't come any closer.
Drake University, the one-day sensa-
ton from Iowa. Princeton, the cham
rion, and Cambridge University of
Englsnd had merry struggle of their
own for third place. The Iowans, man
aged to land there by the same margin
of one lone stroke that Dartmouth
won by. Their total score was 1879.
Princeton and Cambridge tied for.
fourth with an aggregate score of
1880, and Harvard, Columbia, Williams.
and Cornell finished in the order
named.
Sound, Steady Golf
The New Hampshire students all
played sound, steady golf in winning.
their hard-earned victory. Pollack
Boyd was a tremendous factor in their
winning the title, with four nifty
rounds Of rs, IA, rs, rs. AS shown, he.
grew better with each succeeding
round, and near the end was moving
down par with monotonous regularity.
But the Green team was well bal
anced outfit, the kind that wins in
most sports, and, aided by the brill
liancy of Boyd, it was able to come
tnrough with a good score.
However, for sheer individual bril-
l;ancy J. Simpson Dean, the stalwart
Tiger who has been collecting medals
by the score this spring, was in class
by himself yesterday. In the morning,
playing plu-perfect golf, he went
around in 1, tying the amateur record
made by Jesse Sweetser, of Yale, on
Tuesday, and in the afternoon he
knocked out a 70 with the same kind Of
sparkling play.
On both rounds Dean had an oppor-
tunity to better his score by two or
three strokes. In the afternoon he was
bunkered no less than four times on
his outward Journey, and took five
on shert twelfth hole, yet managed
to hang close to par all the way.
These were his rounds:
MORNING
Out ........,... 4s4 4544 4t4 s-sS
In .........,... a 4 S--36--71
AFTERNOON
Out ...... 8 SIS 50 3--sT
In 5 4 4--35--72
Drake and it's star Robert Mckee in
particular fell off in their play yester-
day Mckee led the field Tuesday, but
he was far down in the list yesterday.
Nevertheless he qualified easily and
will have chance to show his worth
in match play, in which he is reported
TO be at his best. eA
Next to Boyd and Dean, Sweetser
showed the best rounds for the second
total of 153. His performance was
not as good as Tuesdays, but he is
sure to be there when-the struggle for
the individual titfe starts tomorrow
Sweetser will meet Mckee in the first
round in what should prove to be
corking good match.
Cambridge Improves
The Cambridge University students
as team showed the best improve
ment of all. Five of the team of six
players came back strongly to-day, and
had their first days scoring been bet
ter they would have given Dartmouth
and Yale close run for team honors
White withdrew because of his injured
foot, but the other FIVE played we'll
and all qualified for the individual
competition. Bott and Prowse did the
best work for the Britons, each get
ting a total of 155 for the day
Match play will start to-day and
judging from the preliminary rounds
the contests will be the best played
and most interesting ever held in this
kind of tournament. Mckee and
Swwetser is the star match for the
first round.
However, Dean and Boyd should fur
nish plenty of fireworks also. 1t was
an unfortunate draw, all things con-
sidered, for four Of the Cambridge
students will play against each other.
The complete draw IS as follows:
Bacon, Harvard VS. Burlington, Yale;
Paddock, Princeton VS.. Haight, Princeton
Hukill, Cornell VS.. Dickinson. Drake; Nc
Columbia Tvs. Fleming, Harvard; Prowse,
Cambridge vs.. Humphries, Cambridge
Bott. Cambridge VS.. lie Bas Cambridge;
Ralph, Cornell VS.. B. Paddock, Princeton;
Ward, Williams VS. Mckee. Dartmouth;
jones, Harvard VS.. Scott, Yale; Dean,
Princeton vs.. Boyd. Dartmouth; Ankeny,
Dartmouth VS.. Bush, Yale Carruth.
Dartmouth vs.. Morris. Cambridge; Lowell.
vale ys Wintringer Princeton; Payseur,