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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
Around OkUiuigee

Two new rigs havc been put up In
tho Simplex poul IN the last iow
days, hcing the No. Z Itontic ut the
O T.. a II. corporation. located In
the southeast corner OF the south
west OF the southeast OF 26-l2.ll
and the No. we'll OF IN" Central
National Oh company. located In the
northwest corner or the northeast Of
the southeast of the same section.
McIntoah and others are rigglnG
up machine for their No 1 hndcr-
son located In the northeast corner
OF the northwest of 2s-i2-lt
The No. well ot Quinn and 9th
erp located IN the southwest corner
of the southeast Of l3-ll-ll Is II RIG
up
The Atlantic oil prodursg com
many Ia plugging its No / well locate
in the southeast corner or the north
cast of tho northwest of the north 10
wcat or 30-l2-1t This test was
drilled to total depth or 1895 feet
Cook and others have shot their
No. | Smith located In tho southwest
corner Of tho northwest of the south
cast ot 10-I3-i3 with 30 quarts and
the operation is good Tor 7b barrels.
Sand wns found from l,5is TO 1853
feet.
Tho No. q well OF the Shaffcr on
q Refining company located In the
center of tho south line OF tho north .
west Of the southeast OF 23-1t.12
found snnd from 1871 to l.7sl feet,
and ir good for 40 barrels. after a
shot Of so quarts
The No. 2 well OF Girdor-o1 5nd
others located IN tho northwest cor
ncr OF the southwest Of the north
west OF i3-I1-I2 is dry arNS ahGh
doncd Mt "A total depth Of 1850 feet
Dietrich and others have a 2,577'
| foot failure In their No well 10
catcd In the ccGt6'-~-,f the east llno
~ the southeast of the southeast of
l4-I2-i2 This Is one Of the deepest
tests In this locality.
The Moko OH company Is spud'
| ding In on its No | well located ~
the southeast corner OF the north
west OF the northeast OF 29-l1-11.
| The No . well of the New YORK
! On company located In the center ol
! the north line of the northwest ol
the southwest Of l6-li-il has beer
completed as a 6O0-harrcl producer
sand was found from 2,75O To 2.7HI
| feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
or. M,nHrr QUOTATIONS..
in Mexico
Causes no HiLar;tU Here

Tho ftot mat the Standard is
ttoppiug shlpueu. ut NrAitIu tfud',
while ~ nIst glance would appear
Hs a ooI. good thing Tor he gr'hi
Mid-CouIiuout firld, which has NTH
rrto supplied th" bulk of The oil used
for refining purpoarH. b. hH re-.
Eard,d by 'hougnlul iucu. engaged
iu the oil husincse AZ b"lnE Of any
lasting h,uott here. and Tor tho i"l-
lowing IrHtpuu.
IN, standard may ~ any 'imr
withdraw from the MIDI Continent
field. lust ng % did from from Mon
icu. ard just u.s. it has done mora
than once huy uil wac discovered
IN Ehuat.. which war. In fhct the
b'EiuniuE uf El thn development
In the auuihwoSt.
Tho nru tim. that the conncc-
tlous wet" withdrawn from IN"
wells II was given 10 a reason TINT
the ucuplr ~ Kansas WrTC not thor-
ouEhIy aware Of the fact ihdl the
standard or was IA" Who'll" thing,
nud ~ pat m end tp any agitation
IN rnvot ~ a. better price. Gon"rhl
Manager O'Iiricu was dieEthccd ana
discharged although hc had made
an effort to atcm tho risinE tide ~
indignnliou and had sought 10 con
rlllnte rather than iuliuldHt" IN"
pcoplo Whcro freedom had ii1
birth"
Tho pcoplr IN Kansas proved 10
bc far ,aat,r to intimidutc than even
the N"Nlorus are lik"ly to DC az
nftcr two or three of the leaders III
the Indopcndcnt oil Mems asap, ~
tlnn had been dchauchcd WIN
with money the connoctiona were
made again. the railroad rates on
oil wore doubled. ana the pipeline
people roigned suprcme
The standard again adopted IN"
snmo method they aro now follow
Ing I'm Mexico during the flush dhyH
OF the Cushing field. There wns a
surplus nf oil and al. hty poor
market nnh inst Dad OF proYihlng
tankagc AZ promiard tho price was
cut repeatedly. until It came about
Tint the ptntc of Oklahoma set IN"
price at IS cents per barrel ana
then came the shutdown which
ias,ed Tor two weeks. during which
time the Prairie absolutely refused
to buy "A barrel of oil. Just as the big
house Is doing today In Mexico,
The standard has the same power
TO repent the performance In thc
Mid Continent field any day III the
week II ig a matter or record thht
three times when tho price was cut
Il dii this Same cutting OF ptlc"
through its recently acquired SIN
clair purchasing agency, and AZ
though the purchase Of n half inter
est IN the Sinclair pipelines cnmo nH
n severe shock 90 the people OF on
lahoma who had hoped for real
competition. there was absolutely
nothing done to prevent the con
summation OF this deal. which was
clearly n violation OF the sherman
antitrust law, which " attn boins
invoked to prevent any sort OF con
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
,CerpraI Wilcox Sand Failures
in Raid Hin District

There we're several widely separ-
,tcI Wilcox sand failures In the
nald nm district during the past
low days since the finding or the
big production around sections ~
and 81. township l5-lt. the opera
,ors IN this viistrict have startrn
many tests In search OF other WI
OK pools. hut the ma aloVty or ,nc
l,tc compilations have been disap-
,.,I,tm,rta In the southwest corner
mo nOrthwogt Of 1S-l5-i4 tine NO !
x,l ot the pcvoniau oil COMPANY
IA h,ing plugged At total dcrth "r
. AIS feet after finding tho wilcox
and topped at 2,333 fcct tuu 3'
water The No. | Smith OF Nood
yard and crabtrCc. located In inc
confer Of the southeast OF tho south
west OF b-li-l6, IN dry ana apah
dnned mt n total depth or g,.lo iccI
Also, the important deep test OF nv
Riverlnnd oil company, iocaeu ~
the center Of the south hhe ot oo'
north half of the northeast or ~
It.ii Yesterday was drilled into
tho wilcox sand topped at ~
rcet and found II fun OF water. TINE
tes, win be plugged Mt a total Depth
ot . 3O7 feet. =.
Other important lcvelopmcnts II
tho district include the foIlowlnE;
The No 2 Harrison OF tinrshl
and others. located In the southras
corner ot the southwest OF lS-lo.l '
hae been shut I'm as a 100000. 100
ras well In sand from l.6ls 10 l'o+'
| feet ,oo
hampton and others have loo
| barrel natural well In their no
| Unrris,n. located In the southwcs
! 'nrucr OF the southeast ~ lS-lb.li
sand was found from l77s to l'79'
feet. -,
The No. 2 we'll Of the papoosc Oh
company. located In the conter O
| ,hr south line ot the northwest O
| tho southwest OF 22-l5-ii. is
I rig up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office: e24l W. II. PECK Residence 24d2

,cr,cd action ou tho part pf ou p.u.
iuccra who would shut down. cyou
m tho fn.o of iur tremendous I'm.
narration uf M.AiDnu crude.
with alI tins. mad much more well
calculated to- utir the auiupsiiy ui
tho great number ~ ind pendent
oI producers. the standard iP WIll
playlug the Same old plfaiiDtl game
n ha. played since the dnya when
nothing WnA toY u,ttriuul for the
pprf,,.ipu uf Ia paua q, control
Tho irdmtry and the NcN.In utnn.
upu whcro iu the standard would
..fUIrtI ia, Uni. Il gftfl4 IU tupfNtf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
Late CoHipiciiDHs

Time EY. I.ob.ua or the White
on ,YrpU4Itiuu, located ir tnu u,.tu.
.,,aI conner u| fLD sou u'l4' ut 'u.
nJrth,a4J OF 2I.lb-jy. har been come
pi,t,d as a o., utricl well natui"l
~ the butcher aHud found from
2,CDs to 4.y5G feet
10, Garter Du cuWptuyA so 6
GJ.}Hyu. located 90 tuo northwest
O,u,l ut tuc "YthW"Jt of tho
noitu,.st ut 4.l5.l0. has been mot
Nl.h 200 quarts aud ls good Tor 100
b.uIul. Sand was found from
4.DfV Too 2.tla feet
Tho sUluy Ou company has its $50.
GIIyruu, ,pga.,d 800 the SOUTH
west corner ut th. Co.,. .tncast ut thr
aupfuwos' ot IU.Io.Ip, wirh so
quarts. hrl hua % o. barrel pro-
duD", Iuo pty 40 taH t"s, Wda
Topped at 2,6ll l,ot and drilled -
Ir the northwest corner OF the
rpu. beast pf lo-lo.IO tho Cosmos
1Il company Ula drilled Ifs $50. %
clinton, lu OLD but. h.y sand pro-
du.,I To- tine deeper pay, ana tho
uB,.itllu }. now WthtuE 900 bar.
l,s natural u the Wll,oX sand
round rplu 3UtA 10 3.iV3 i"ci TINS
u ,u, thiI we'll Ina tul8 vicinity 90
INA bIa production Ia the Mup"H
sand.
The Carter on company Ens "A
40. barrel y'll Iu lfs No. 8. located
u the guuthN'st corner Of i-lO-lp.
sand ia the new producer was
found from 2,5tS To- 2,b6J feet ana
was shot with 10 quarts.
Tho 80. . wuil OF tho cosdrn OH
and Cas- company. located In TIA
northeast corner uf the SouthcaHt
uf i-Ij-lO. has bccn shot with 100
quarts aud is good for 90 birrcls.
ray In tnis operation was found
nom 1.65G To 2,bl9 feet.
The Atlantic Petroleum corpora
toms No. I W,ll. located Ia the
uu.thcdat corner OF the northwest
pf tho northeast Of 36-l5-lo, has
about u 100 barrel show IN sand
found from 3.0l1 10 $3.50 feet. the
bit then went into shalc, aud tho
tcst ls now drilling about 3,065 feet.
This well was incorrectly reported
IN this column "a week ago as show
INK for i.2OO barrels, due TO the re-
coipt OF bad Information.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
JVith the Oil Men

clyde Pape. secretary OF the Sclby
to Ohio ANA ponnsylvania, where he
went In the interest Of the proposed
tariff on crude oil, and says. Il
found every independent oil man
hard at work doing everything IN
his power to put over the proposed
tariff. beCausc. IL anything, tho oil
producers of the central states need
"A protective tariff more than We do
here. II Is case OF absolute ami
hliation to thousands of oil produc-
ers with their small wells unless
something Ia done and done quickly.
| saw h. q. Dawcs, president OF the
Pure OH company. whoso brother,
General Dawes, IN doing great work
In Washington as tho head OF the
new movement directed against eN-
traagance. and he told me he was
doing everything in his power to eN
plain how cheap Mexican oil was
working the ruin OF every oil man.
both cast and west. WI the country,
He is sending kilograms by the score
and In keeping IN close touch with
every phase Of tho situation. AT
Marietta, all the old guard In at work
Tor tNc ttilllt anu W IillSuhi y ~
there IL no division OF sentiment
whatever. except where there Is an
interest in either Moaico or South
America, and even here | found meh
who would rather sacrifice their per
sonal interest than be- classed among
men who " ~ destroy the great In
dustry In tu- United States for self
!sh ends" MIR. pape is on the jot
again as n member or the committc,
working for a tariff and Is doing his
utmost, which Ia surely saying @
great deal, because his influence l.
strong everywhere.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

headquarters in Kansas City. was IN
the city yesterday and cNprcsscs
much gratiiication on account Of tn"
merger OF the two big independent
on mems assoc iations OF which H.
is a director having heon elected t.
fi.l the position temporarily or unt.l
the meeting In Chicago in October
MIR. Berry Is doing a good bushes
with his distributing stations iu
western Kansas and Colorado. har o.
ing anticipated the slump In prices
and consumption. H." was making
his purchases by midsummer trade
in Tulsa yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
Grant County Wiidcat a
Disappointment

The No. ! wei ~ tho Wilcox ON
4 Gas company .o.atud IN the south -
wcst corner OF the northeast Of
3-26u-Aw Us n hole ful, of water In
"A sand toppod NJ ,lau I''t ana IN
ull prohahuuy will be antntoucd.
THIS operation is located In a
strictly wildcat territory, and the
finding ~ water In tnr sand was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
Failure in the Usage

The No. 90 well OF tho !. T. !.
company located In the west line OF
inc southwest of 35-27-IO is dry ana
abandoned at total depth OF 2,22l
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
New Rig Near Mus'Sogcc,

Price and others have rig on
tho ground for their no ] welI 70
Gated In the northeast corner q. I.'
snuthwest OF the southwest ot IL
l2-lt
Tho No Carr ~ Wnvnc ana oth-
era. located I'm the northeast corner
~ the suuthcas, ~ the northeast OF
"--lR-l6. is rig on the ground.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

Ono OF the Banners In the parade
in Now York fow days ago as a
protest against the dry laws. FlOats
built on brewery trucks and banners
carrying quotations from the Bible
Cd farther north and west OF this
country and All Of the soil has heon
filled In during the ages. He says.
THE same subsurfacc condition cN-
lists In this vicinity az In the Edo
RADIO ana Louisiana country whore
oil In produced, and more than that.
II looks like an oil country. There
are four ~ five other wells drilling
hesidcs those mentioned above with
In radius OF 10 or 20 miles OF the
town of Sheridan.
John T. Berry. general manager
Of tho Homo oil & Supply Co. with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

VIII sell aO-Rcre lease near Jcnks.
six barrels settled production power
pulling machine and considerable
casing for s6,500. can Oalge GA32,
i. o. box 2lo2.--Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

OPENING: Man investing ten 20
fifteen thousand In securities OF a
substan tial company can secure per-
mnnont paying position, Box 952-
y. care World --AdVt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

Buy Income EoyaltioE ON the
present low market Want parties
10 iuin me on equal Oosls Address
Rox 95l-F. care World.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

Judge Shea. attorney for the three
receivers OF the Gilliiand oil com
pany. states that the appointment OF
Colonel Hurley and John J. Satterth-
waite as receivers w tho federal
court IN Delaware does not In any
way Interfere with the Jurisdiction
OF Mears, Phillips, Hurley ana
Markham, who were appointed here.
Tho Delaware receivers were np-
pointed for the company while our
receivers here are for the property
OF the company" which IL "A distinc-
tion better understood by the legal
fraternity than the average OIL re-
porter. However. things are said
10 be progressing smoothly and there
In nothing In sight al yet to disturb
the proper winding up OF this great
concern. Speaking OF Judge shea,
he is keeping tit these days by TAX
ing heroic exercise on the tennis
court and Ia meeting all comers. lie
IN credited with having played ~
games after dinner Thursday. which
a. GOING some with the thermometer
near the top OF the tube.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

Omer X. Benedict who is In
Washington and is assisting In the
fight for tariff on crude, is living
up to his reputation az announced
in this column at tho time he LETT
for Washington.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09


CHEROKEE REFINING COMPANY
bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. No. 1a9i
NOTICE or TIKI SrEE'S SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that In
pursuance Of an order OF sale issued
out OF the United Statca District
Court Tor the Eastern District Of Ok
lahoma. in the above styled and
numbered case. commanding mo to
advertise aud sell according to law
all Of the assets OF the CIlENpKE EE
REFINING COMPANY, a bankrupt,
consisting Of one certain uncomplct-
ed refinery situated on the A T y
s. 4. railway at Player, Oklahoma,
being about two miles north OF OIL
ton, oklahoma, consisting OF stills
condcnscrs, boilers. generators and
sundry machinery and equipment,
also one certain credit memoranda
issued by the Riverside Refining
Company IN the principal sum OF
eighteen hundred thirty-scvcn dol
lars and thirty one cents 81, ,S37.3D .
alison one ccuta.u equity In "a condl-
tional sales contract for the purchase
of land from the said Riverside Re
fining Company, on which land tho
said uncomplcted refinery OF the
Cherokee Refining Company Ia now
located.
/ WILL TITEREFORE, on tho
l2th day OF July. 1924, At the hour
of one o'clock y, M. ON said date on
the sltc OF the Cherokee Rctininr
Company at Player. oklahoma, be
Ing about two miles north of the CitN
OF OOtuu, oklahoma, offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder foI
cash the said property above de
scrlhod, free and clear from lien
and cuCutbrauCos.
SAID SALE to bo made subject &c
tho approval and confirmation O
tho court.
LOUIS OLSAN,
Trustee ot Cherokee Refining
COMPANY bankrupt
SAMUEL a. BOORSrlN,
Attorney for Trustee,
sac Mayo Building, Tulsa, Oklahoma
---AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09

Ray Ranger IL back from Sheri-
dan, Ark. and says that the well
hoing drilled by James *. Crawford,
five miles north OF that town Is
nicely spuddcd and that there is a
well started by the bohemian oil
company at Sprague, seven or eight
miles east OF sheridan. II is drill-
ing at 1000 feet. MIR. Ranger says;
Crawford's No. nt Doylstown had
a showing OF oil at 2,907 feet AMI
went through about eight feet OF
sand into gunbo and will drill TO a
total OF 3.lOO feet or thcreabout.' -
lie SAYS that there is n theory ad-
vanccd by geologsts which bears
every evidence OF being correct, 20
wit: That the gulf coast line extend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-09
OIL AND GAS
Lensos---suppiics-- cs--rrc<'uction. Eto
IN THE UNITED STATES Dis
TRICT COURT
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
OKLAHOMA
CiilGiiOIt
In the matter of

In the matter Of
CHEROKEE REFINING COMPANY
bankrupt.
In Eankruntcv. No 1874
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
LILLEY AUGMENTS
OLD ELI COACHES
Is First of Visitors to Join
Resident Staff and Will
Look After Tackles.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoEK HusALD.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. l2.-Lilley to-day
Joined Yale's football coaching squad
to look after the tackle material head
ed by Into and Mackay. who played
last year. LilIey Is the fret visiting
coach 10 Join the resident staff which
includes Jones, Bull and Comerford.
Three new candidates appeared to-
day--Tony Huffman, regular: Taft
freshman end last season; Wise. sub
stitute quarterback last season, and
Whipple. freshman end two seasons
ago. Whipple is q former Andover
player.
Hullman's return Is especially ap-
preciated because of his remarkable
exhibition in the freshman series with
Harvard and Princeton last fall. He Is
also a hurdler. having won timber events
against the Tiger and the Crimson
freshmen and having figured In the In
ternationnl meet In July.
Intense humidity compelled head
coach Tad Jones to keep the work to-
day from becoming too strenuous Ru-
danentaries for the entire squad opened
the matinee. and handling punts for the
backfield and tackling the dummy for
the IineInen finished II. Jones Is de-
ter1nined to handle the material con-
servativeIy and avoid the crop OF minor
accidents which shelved the team In
mid-season last year.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Cornell Squad, So Strong,
Begins Practice Under Dobie.

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HsRALp.
ITHACA, ". Y. Sept. 12.-Fifty-two
candidates reported to-day to Head
Coach Gilmour Dobie of the Cornell
varsity football team for the first prac-
tice OF the season. This number is ex-
pected to be considerably increased by
tomorrow when several members of
the 1920 squad and last seasons fresh
man eleven are expected to appear.
Coach Dobie with his assistants, Ray
Hunt, Clyde Mayer captain of the 1920
team and Paul Eckiey, former all
American end and graduate coach on
freshmen teams, wasted little time on
prelimnaries. In the morning session
the squad was given brief talk by
Coach Dobie on plans for the season
and then taken to the field where linz
hering up exercises constituted the
practice.
At the afternoon session Dobie gave
the team an intensive drill In the fun
damentals Of the game. With the OPEN
ing Of the Cornell season less than
three weeks away he Is anxious to get
the squad hard at work and plans to
hold scr!mmage practice by the end Of
this week.
The candidates reporting to-day were
headed by Capt. Wilson Dodge, tackle I;
Munns, end Brayton, centre; Kaw !;
haifback: Kay. tackle. and Goetz.
guard. All OF the 1920 varsity were
on hand Rollo. premier twirler OF the
varsity nine, will report tomorrow as
will Carry, fullback Lechler and Wahl.
halfbacks, and Gouinlock, end and w.
p. Kauss, lineman. ~
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Joseph O'Bien Resigns
As Secretary Of Giants
James Tierney Named as
Newest Man for Job.

Joseph ID. o'Brien, secretary of the
New York National Les que Baseball
Club since It passed into the hands of
Charles Stoneham and John ]. McGraw,
has rendered his resignation Of that
office 10 take place at the termination
OF his contract on December 10 OF this
year.
Joe O'Brien is a notable figure in base
ball. lie was president Of the American
Association at one time, Milwaukee
magnate at another time and was In the
employ OF the New York club as socre-
tsiy under the Brush regime. He IL a
close friend OF McGraw's and was
drought back here by the latter when
M,Graw became vice-president as we'll
as manager Of the Giants. He sue
ceeded John B. Foster. secretary while
II. ~ Hempstead presided over the club
Apparently O'Brien and the powers
that be OF the Giants did not hit II off
Mr.. C'Bfen was at work as usual yes
terday. with no knowledge Of Just when
he would step down. but a successor is
said 10 have been named IN James A.
Tlernsy. long Giant rooter and dur
Ing the war connected with the Secret
Service.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Forty Candidates Report
To the Coach at Williams.

Special fDcspatch to THE New foRK HHSALr.
WILIIAMsTowN, Mass, Sept l2.-The
1921 football season was launched at
Williams to-day when a squad OF forty
meA reported to Coach Percy Wendell
forfthe initial practice. The turnout was
one OF the largest OF recent years. Light
work was in order, the candidates simply
'limbering up at the two sessions held. !.
varsity men of a year ago were we'll
sprinkled among the candidates. Capt
Fargo. Burger, Montgomery. Richmond,
Charlie Boynton. Humes. Shuitleworta.
Laws and vrooman were among ths
veterans who were on hand Joslyn
'21, who played end last year. assisted
Coach Wendell
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Hutchison Sets New
Belle Meade Record

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 12.--JocK
putchison British open golr champion.
to-day set a new course record for Belle
Meade with a 81 for the afternoon
rounds match play against Abe Mitchell
ana George Duncan. Jim Barnes was
paired with Hutchison, and the Aneri-
cans were defeated. up at the home
George Duncan was credited with
60 in the morning round. but the figurea
would not have stood as record. since
he was conceded three puts.
Jim Barnes, after being erratlc TOT tne
arst twenty-seven holes. found h!mseii.
and shot the last nine In 3S, or nVs
nader par. being one stroke ahead OF
Hutchison for that nine.