The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

scoring a ~ In the morning round.
HIS first 80 was good for a lead ~
ono hole at the first quarter ma rk.
although The Briton has the same
medal score and his second 80
uctiod him two more holes. as Hun
ter took 81 TO get home for an so.
Tho English player was never up
once, winning the third hole
with par three when Gardner
took three puts getting better
tee shot Hunters run up shot
stood him good hands all day, saving
him from losing more holes than he
ala, AZ Gardner's trcmcdous drives
and good Irons put him on the green
ahead Of the Briton at many holes.
Hunter several times pulled hole
from the fire. by running up dead
or getting down I'm q guodly putt for
a half But after taking hts one
hole lead, he promtly dropped II at
the fourth and wen, two down by
losing the next two also. lie rc-
covered one hole at the i47 yard
seventh. whore Gardner wcnr over
IN" green ana failed to get out Of a
d"oU trap below tho high. tcrrncod
green, his ball rolling across the pit
on u plank from its feeble cndeavor
10 got mp the bank.
Hunter also won two other holes
but one cost him "A par and the
other a birdie and that was all he
could do In the winning line lie
ala manage TO halvc a goodly num-
bcr of holes by playing a courage
ous, uphill game, usually being away
on both wood and iron shots and
playing first through the green and
last from the toe, tho former posi-
tiou being discouraginR because OF
10 4. nc H.. l.F,s I
the latter difficult because It showed
the Chicagoan what he had TO do to
win or halvc.
Guilford Long N Contender.
Guilford has been pounding at the
door Of the championship for a long
time. After winning the New
Hampshire championship as a boy
OF II and acquiring a world-wi ie
reputation as "A long driver. he re-
moved 10 Boston and has since been
known as the "Roston Siege Gun"
lie reached the scmi-finals OF tho
national championship in 1916 at
Philadelphia only TO succumb TO Bob
Gardner who was soundly trouRced
by Evans In the finals. Guilford
has won the Massachusetts amateur
titlc twice and also has captured tho
state open crown He was among
the American invaders OF Great
Britain last summer, but lost in the
second round to Cyril Tolleyt form
or British champion, 2 and /.
Gardner won the title In 1909 by
defeating II. Chandler Egan, and
in 1915 by eliminating John @. An
derson, besides being runner-up 20
Evans in 1915 and losing the Brit
ism title to Trolley last year after
going to an extra hole. He also
has reputation as a long driver
and the finals will bring together
the two longest hitters in America,
II not in the world.
The Gardner Hunter card:
Gardner
ont ca. m) 644 444 544--39
In "a. M 444 655 3+4-39--7S
Hunter
out ......64s 555 344-ss
In ,........454 GAG 345-41-SO
Gardner
out (p. m.) 453 564 335-3s
In (p. m) 44I 55x xXx-xx
Hunter
out .......53s 555 645-4l
In .....,354 55N Xxx-xx
The Evans-G Gullford cards:
out Ga. m) 443 644 354-37
In Ga. M 5i4 545 3G5-42-79
Guilford-
out .......4SS 654 24G-37
In ........544 545 365-42-79
Evans.
out Cpl M 5i4 545 547--42/
Guilford---
Evans
In Cp. m.) 446 Xxx xxx-xx
Guilford--
In ......,.464 5XN NXx-.-xx
X-Byo holes not played.
Cubs Buy Enid First -SaCkcr.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.--Ted Miller,
fIraf hIan n1nn nf the Enid Okln