The New York herald., 1921-06-14
GOLF ASSISTANTS
MAKE RECORD CARD
Stewart Boyle and Tommy
Murphy Return Best Ball
of 66 at BaltusrOl.
n. KERR y. PETRyE.

Although so far the amateur golfers
have been monopolizing most OF the sea-
sons competitive spotlight, there are
indications that the professionals when
they dive in earnest into their tourna-
ment schedule are TO make up for lost
time. Even in these lean competitive
days records are being made all the
way around the metropolitan circuit. and
II is worthy Of remark that the low scor-
ing is not being confined to the chief
instructors.
Last week at Baltusrol two of George
Lows assistants. Stewart Boyle and
Tommy Murphy played round that
has found them a niche in the record
makers corner" with a best ball OF Sc.
This card is the lowest ever made there.
Boyle and Murphy. when they made their
record mark. were entertaining II. n.
Balch and Tony Rajioppi OF Maplewood.
Needless to say the Maplewood pair
went home that evening with sad men,
cries and little else.
Each of the Baltusrol assistants had
rs, but good as were these cards IL
was the team work that was the feature.
since the best ball showed "a to the turn
and 32 coming home.
Only once on the way around did the
pair fail to touch par. and that was at
the 500 yard pond hole. the fourth where
each carded n 6. On each half there
were five brides the card being as fol-
lows:
Baltusrol, par-out-
543 5445 4 s-s1
4s 36 81 $50 a-s4
BaItusroi. par-in--
Z 3 5 44-37-74
3 4 8 & 5 3 5000
As ~ m Y,roya that Sucb ccora lfd
not take all the golf out Of him, Boyle
went out the following day and, after a
poor start, brought In 73. with no less
than eight brides in it Boyle this year
| Is going to Lake Champlain to take
charge.
About this time OF year Jack Dowling
of Scarsdale manages usually to get in
some Of his deadly work with the i'm
plements OF his trade. The Scarsdale
course is reported in the pink OF condi-
ton. so II Is almost superflous to add
that Bowling has been working we'll into
the sixties. His best score for the month
of May was 65. 81 out and "a back.
Since this month began. however. Jack
has clipped one stroke from that mark.
| this time going out In 3S and coming
home in 81. Dowling's record card with
tho par Of the Scarsdaie course
Par-Out. 8 4 3-34
DowlinE-
Psr-in...:::. pPsr.:i:.: ! ! ! &ss-es &ss
Dowling-
| As the 65 and 64 We're made within
| ten days the former card also is worth
giving. On the outgoing half II will be
observed that Bowling had the handicap
of a at the first. Even so he reached
the turn in 81, or 26 strokes for the next
eight holes. Details:
fn 2rt. t.....','. ......... Z 42st ! 2 &Sts, "a
Also from Fox Hills comes word of a
fine round of 66, played there by TON
BOYD. the professional. on Friday of last
week. Boyd, who was out In SO and
home in 81. had brides at the third
! fifth, seventh and eighth. while at the
| eleventh he cut two strokes from par
with a grand 3. Boyd's card:
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The second monthly one day goli
| tournament Of the season for the mem
bers OF the New York Athletic Club
will be played over the course of the
Dunwoodie Country Club to-day.
Mercury Footers to the number of So
have entered this tournament. which will
be conducted along the same lines az the
first event held last month at Fox
Hills and which proved so popular. Play
will be held both morning and afternoou