Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-19
THIRD Attack ON BRITISH GOLF H0N0RS
OPENS ON ST. ANDREWS COURSE MONDAY

I Of the Myopta club near Boston after
tie with Willie Smith. Of Mexico
city. his boyhood friend. Mcleod
scored II in gale of wind in the
playoff to win the title.
In 1919. Mcleod won his way to
the final round of the annual cham
pionship of the Professional Golfers
association played over the courae OF
the Engineers club at Roslyn. L. l..
only to be beaten by the fine golf of
James NJ. Barnes. Among the more
important tournaments the Columbia
professional has won are the North
and South open championship played
at Pinehurst. N. c., and the annual
spen tournament of the Shawnee
nual classics. He has always figured
we'll up in every tournament he en-
tered.
Clareunne Hsckney-At1art1c City
Country Club, Atlantic.
Live several other members of the
professional golf team which will
represent the United States, Clarence
Hackney was born in Scotland of
golf instructor at the Country club
of Atlantic City, Eorfield. N. ].
The Hackneys of Carnoustie. Scot
land compose famous golfing family
seven of the eight sons including
Clarence. being engaged as club pro-
youngest, is generally regarded as the
most finished golfer OF tho family al
tho to date he has never won major
, championship. 1t was not until no
came to America eight years ago that
tho Mortified professional deserted
on the other side, he had played some
remarkable golf rs an amatuer.
Immediately after coming here. he
secured a post AZ assistant profes-
sional 1t was not until he became
affiliated with tho Country club of At.
| into tho limeiight As ono of the lead
| ing pros Of tho country. During
the past two years, he has improved
steadily. He has come to be regard
| ed as one OF tho most feared players
| in tournaments.
| In tho British tourney. Hackney will
encounter conditions which parallel
those he is accustomed to at his home
club, 4; prevailing high wind. rather
hard green's and fairways and blaz-
ing sun. Hackney Is % years OF age,
weighs $50 pounds. is five fect eight
inches in height. He is married and
makes his homo near Plcasantvillc.
n. ].
JOCK Hutchiaon-GIen View Golf
Club, Chicago.
Jock Hutchison. western open golf
| champion and runnsr-up with three
other professionals to Edward Ray last
year In tho National Open at Toledo.
has been termed tho Chick" Evans
| of professionals, because his chances
of SUCCESS in national tournaments
| have been biiKhtcd so many times de-
spite tho unanimous opinion OF cx-
perts that he Is a i,ne golfer. Many
| times Hutchison has set tho sallcr-
les agog with wonderful rounds. only
to run into a slump in ono or two 9TH
crs and lose the lead. When he
wrcs;cd the Western Open title from
James Barnes last summer, he barely
squeezed thru. getting Into trouble on
the last three holes and taking SO. in
GLIDING on the 18th and on tho
home hole.
Hutchison was born At tho shrine OF
golf and learned tho game on tho IA
nous ST. Andrews links. Scotland, near
his home. lie came 10 America IL
years ago. He attracted tho attcn-
ton OF William Carnegie, nephew
of tho late financIcr. Carnegie placed
the youthful Scot on \ course nt Cum
bcrland Island. and later Jock. having
displayed good golf was employed ~
| professional at the Allegheny Country
| club. Pittsburgh. After winning thc
Western Pennsylvania open utlc hvc
timca and also the Pennsylvania open
once. Hutchison went to Chicago NJ,
| professional at tho Glen Ni"w Coli
club. where he stilI holds forth.
Hutchison tied with George SarEcn,
for second place. when Walter Hakcn
won tho Western open til" at Blue
Mound club. Milwaukee. In 1915. taking
.sT to Hogcr's .ss. lie Was second tho
same year to Evans in. the National
omen nt Mirikahda. Minneapolis, tax
ing SIS strokes to Evans record .se. He
did not get 80 close to the top aSain
| until 1870 when hc won tho Western
! open and tied with Leo Diceel OF Dc
iroit. Jack Burke NJ st Paul and
Harry Nardon at sre for rnnncr-"p 10
Ray. who took 2c5.