The New York herald., 1921-07-25
FIELD OF 1870 IN
OPEN GOLF TOURNEY
Walter Hagen Will Defend
Metropolitan Championship
at Siwanoy Tomorrow.
BY KERR N. PETRIE.

by KERN NJ PETHIE.
With 130 entries already in and the
prospects of more coming to hand the
Metropolitan Golf Association has acted
wisely in calling for three days Of play
for its annual open championship. Moth
ing but a safety first" policy could
possibly suit with that sort of field. The
plan. therefore. is to have the con-
testants play eighteen holes on each OF
the first two days, tomorrow and
Wednesday. and then battle along over
the second thirty-six holes on Thursday.
This year the field is not only one of
the largest but one of the finest ever
gathered together for the M. q. 4. meet
ing. Duncan and Mitchell. the British
stars. have gone West to continue their
| exhibition tour interrupted by the ma
tional open championship. and Jock
Hutchison. the British champion. evil
IDENTIFY has decided that it Is about time
for him to take rest. Otherwise the
entry is not far under what 1t was in
the national open championship for quail
ity.
Chick Evans and Bobby Jones are not
interested In the Metropolitan, of course.
but there will be a select gathering OF
amateur talent at Siwanoy nevertheless.
Practically all of the Cambridge team
which participated in the intercollegiate
championship at Greenwich has entered
| in addition to such stars as Oswald
Kirkby of Englewood. Thomas Harmon
of the Scottish-American and Jesse
| Sweetser of Siwanoy.
Walter Hagen, who won the last Metro
politan open at Greenwich, Is out to de-
fend his title, and II possible to show
that Jim Barnes is not so far ahead OF
American professional golf, as his dis
play in the national open at Columbia
would lead all and sundry to believe.
Hagen starts at 10 :05 tomorrow with
| Cyril Walter of Englewood as his part
ner. Barnes goes out at 8 30 with Iom
Kerrigan of Siwanoy.
II is not often that Jack Burke Of st.
Paul Is found in the Metropolitan. but
Jack has entered this year. evidently
with the idea of atoning for his showing
! in the national oper. year ago JACK
was one of a group of four who tied
| for second place in the u. 5. o.. a.
classic. Burke plays with Louis Teller
of Brae Burn. :,
Despite his failure to score well at
Washington Joe Kirkwood. the Austria
liam, is certain to have gallery follow
| ing in his wake A. II. Hammer. the
J Baltusrol champion, will show kirkwood
around, starting at 10:o
The Pairings.
ooo-M. Ford. Mosholu, and Ernest r. An
| derson, Lawrence Park. $1,000
9:O5-Frank Hunt, Mosholu, ana James
| Farrell, Quaker Ridge. , , A
\ 9:l0-Andrew Brown, Sunningoaie' anu "a
| NJ Demane, Sound View. c.,o
o:i5-W Kerrigan. siwanoy, and Gene
o:2o"Francis Madden, Oak Ridge, and
| Thomas Peppino, Mosholu. md
| O.25-Joseph Massey. Sunninsoa'e, anu
Thomas i. Harmon, Jr., Hudson River.
o o:so~Fred Foley Mosholu. and George
Kerrlgan. White Beeenes' Bernss Pelham. and Tom
9:4O-W. McFarlane, Oak Ridge and D. a
9:45~Nir. A. f. Ranney, Greenwich. and
Tom Boyd, Fox Hills. ,, .,d
9:a0-Mr. Jess Sweetser' siwanos' ""'
a.a5Np. s. Macide, Century. and o'
Nichols. unattached. c. ra,,ro ant
1O:0o-Iohn Bredemus. san fehpe' a"'
, Fred Canausa. West Point. ,a wal
Io:o5~Cyril walker. Englewood, and wal
'e 10 o.iaSIouis Teller. Brse Burn. and Jadk
DIoHijr Io.ijEJohn bowling. scarsdale. and james
10 .26~James West. Rockaway Hunt. AM
Thomas Mcnamara, Siwanoy. IN,
10 .crPeter OHara, Shackamaxoh' an
; Mr. Oswald Kirkby, Englewood .
1o;3O-Arthur Reid, Ardsley. and Carr An
derson. RawfepvS q Meponald. Bob O. Link. an
r. McNamara cherry VALLEY. ,. .n
io:4o-Pat. o'Hara, Richmon dcoun'y' an
. Joe sylvester, 50 Alpahs' .oa Came,
t oii;1: 10 :SoIcharies Manning. siwanoy. and J
: 10 .a5-Ioseph H. Kirkwood, Australia, an
A. I. hammer, Baltusroi. 49,, ro,,,,y
II Oo-R. A. Cruickshank; Essex Oou''''
e and John Farrell. Quaker Ridge -
IL :o5-A. !. Sanderson, Sleepy Hollow an
q Mr.. l. 8. White Cambridge Universlty a.,
. II ;1o-Mr. II. X. II. Davis, Engineers an
2 George +. parting. Rrooklawn.
, fi:i5-c. r. Clark. Engineers. and Waite
= stoddard. Mount Kisco. s,u.,o,
and Charles Mothersele. Wee Burn.
II o5-John J. McKenna. Belieclaire' an
N. r. pemone. Sound View. - .o
IL :so-George Mclean, Grassy sprain' an
Mr. p Harmon. Scottish American. -.
. II 35-Jack Jolly. Newark and f. decker
NiiTa II ;acDWine Magulre. Houston. Texas. an
Louis Costello, Quogue. -, , CO.,
{ II AR. !. Brown, unattached, ana Seors
Thomson Mount Vernon. r.
n .5n--p Puf-ves, Essex Fells, and +. cam
, eron, Garden Gty Countryy, o,,a,oma an,
! 70 ie ,oo"Joseph p. sahi. Fennimore. and
-, 10 .os"F' Gaiiett. Baltusrol. and Thomai
Fezio Hollow Brook. ,
| 12:to-Mr. +. Waiah. Scottish american
and Ed Galliran Milburn.
ie:ia-F Bowling. South Orange, and. a
Culcl. unattached - -
~ .2o-Iindsay Campbell. New Canaan. an'
, Aieck n. Ednle. Jackson lieights; ,. -,
10 .25r-.rark FORESTER. Meadow Brook, an'
| lanes McCutcheon, unattached. -
, f2.3o-Joseph Novak. Spokane, ana j. =
DalRleish. .,, - W ~
Nauitv Atlantic Highlands.
10 .to-Ceoree VI. Gordon, Wannamoisett
and Gene McCa rthy. Jscksonvile.
. | TO- .Ai-Mr II s. Morris. Cambridge UniVer
sity. and James Fyfc, oak Ridge.
tc.5O-Mr. II. T.. lie Bas, Cambridge Uni
yerelty and Aleck Gerard. oakland.
10 ,5a-Nfr. G.. y. +. Humphriee. Cemhridg'
University. and Garry Retcham. south shore
f:Oo-J. a. Bott, Cambridge University
and Gene sarazen. Titusville.. $1,000,
I i:O5-Chrs. shea, unattached ana WhiiaH
f,to-iames Beliizzi. Isneiewood, and Harr,
Ella Port Washington.
1.15-P. !. Spanier, O-Co-New, ana Johr
.yn2B. A. Conrov Arcola. and William
wndieton, Quaker Ridge.
i.25-Jach TnFis. Fairview, and Louis
Ternesi. unattached. ,.,,, -
1 :3o-william " Creavy, Hillcrest, and
Ben paroin, Lake George.
4:85-w. Cox. Marine and Field, and
C;eoree Dernbact. Acawam Hunt.
1.4o-Marty O'Ioughln. Plainfield, and
, Robert Barnett. paoll. Penn.
f.45-Henry Miller. unattached, and Alfred
NfcCutchen, unattached.
| 1 1:50-Waiter Doran, unattached, and JACK
, Kennedy. Pittsburgh. :
f:h5-Ai. Dunn. Marine and Field. and J
r. Tanrlands. weequahic.
2:0O-J. l.. Crabb, Ridgewood. and Harry
Dunn. unattached. go. 80,
| and George H. Jacobs. Ridgewood
e:iO-ITcrbert Martin. New York A. C.,
end James Dante, Madison.
/ o.fs-poba~t ThomDson, Glen Ridge. and