Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-03
PENN UNDERGRADS
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Golf Chiefs Plan fitting at Over
brook to Provide Recruits
for 1922 Team
WILL PLAY TWO WEEKS
RY SANDY McNIBIICK

lut ' nlNPTSllN VI 1 ti'liNN ~ dIlIH kull
team plans to step out this year. That
Is, there isn't much to tho team SO far
except a nucleus, as they say. but plans
are under way to make this year $
team an all-star cast, and to make the
linksmen Of other institutions of learn
ing show something in the champion
ships.
All Of which introduces the fact that
q grand and glorious tournament will
be started for Penn upper classmen
within n day or So The links fctc will
be put on at Overlook and is open to
every student at the University except
the freshmen. The match play will ex-
tend conveniently over two weeks At
tho end of that time It is expected to
have enough candidates in prospect for
n dozen teams.
Old Penn has been staggering along in
fast company for these past few years
now with never a chance at either the
Individual or team intercollegiate cham
pionshlp.
Captain Jimmie Falk and Manager
George Riley this season have put the
heads together and the feet down,
They have decided in favor Of change.
They have decided to get up a good
team. TO win some matches and go after
title or so. Hence the revival tour
nament.
Freshmen Later
a big entry list is expected among
the upper clasSmen. Later on a similar
tournament will be held for the fresh
| men.
Captain Falk halls from Indianapolis,
and played No. 3 on the team last year.
This season he will lead off for the Red
and Blue, provided no one better hoistS
a better hrasSi" over the horizon aS the
result Uf the tournament.
Besides the leader, Al BreSott Riley
and Roland Adds are th" other vet
Grams. Adds plays fair game at
Huntingdon Valley, though he has not
II" same perfection as his better.
known brother, J.. NJ. Jr.
Ii. :. Shortridge is expected to be
on expert COnfrcrc and G.. W. Stevens, !
tinalist at lu Lu this year. is now at
Penn. So is young Brassingcr. of Phil |
mont.
In order 10 prepare the team for |
competition in the spring. the officials .
OF the Penn team plan to put a ten /
man team in action against the teams Of !
some of the local country clubs.
Fine plans these. which deserve
P"nnS : best support.
Jesse Guilford won his Hrst tttIa when on.,.
htie'n years old, and more. he Won il !
lhr, years 'r row. In fact jesse ls the I
@'5 New %n2 5mSbIS nah the am9tsur cGamnorfh
over heard OF It before or since
Which brings out the fact that IT, been !
elapses between entry IN the frst hig cham, .
p!onshp and tho actual winning OF the |
ma I4nal BY capable player. ,GpiIford arst
~ 49,.
Chick Evans efforts ''''' ''''''' '''" O'
by the Same token. Bobby Jones should
he no winner when the national IS held |
a. Pine Valley in 1928. All OF which sounds
REASONABLE, if.
W. A.. Robbins ts written down az the |
|nneT % the third sixteen az Roxborough ,
was said TO be comeback when they tell |
;. W he starred fifteen years ago ut White |
marsh.
r. saw a comey young lady IN the Grand
Eoi' bag was draped over tho shoulder. The |
n'"s is that nobody rubbercd at all.
q, Ti,ugyille Pa. and trimmed Jock Hutch |
.Lson British open king, In tho p. @ A. !
s'Enc1 w by a Pittsburgh club at a nne
sdar~.
=, Not long ago young Saraaen vas a caddy.
II" stepped out and now look'.
"Any ~ golfer who rG,aghss N" s"n'-anai
must hsy" All the shots ana be real
s3trri Furthermore, iC young enough he
day"
Tom Armour has adopted putting crutch
A.