Evening star., 1921-12-04

of the famous players that was either
| my oppt. or partner during the season
but ii looks to me like we would save
time by naming those that wasn't,
namely Lloyd George. Ambassador Har-
vey and Eugene v. Debs. | can't think
of nobody else in the Who's Who book
who didn't either play golf with them
or it was their own fault as / could al
ways be reached by phone.
lnF all the games I played they's a
- few that stands out in memory and
Of course the most important from a
political standpoint was the time l and
Grantland Rice played VS.. President
Harding and Secretary Fletcher and we
would of beat them whole lot worse II
l had missed the train. but neither that
game or my match with Geo. Carpen-
tier which was played entirely In
French will live as long In memory
walls as some of the contests which
took part in with luminaries OF the
world of art and letters to say nothing
about the realms of the drama like for
inst. my famous match with Miss Flor
| ence Moore the comical actress and
member of my home club.
This match come off at Great Neck
| in the early part of last month and they
wasn't soul knowed 1t was coming on
5 minutes before it begin, but by the
time we got to the 5th hole we was
followed by a gallery of men and WON
/, en- of all sexes that cheered themselfs
hoarse hollering fore.
This match was sprang on me as
big surprise as was in the caddy house
| trying to borrow a midiron as ! had
broke mine scolding one Of the kiddies
and anyway Miss Moore come in to
borrow ball at the same time and she
asked me would I play with another
lady and she. and l says. Yes. ano
n vxfy, to 1at
with a birdie but after that kind
! Of held back as it was all In fun.s
Well they amt space to give the full
details Of the match but sufficient to
say that Miss Moore and the other lady
broke double figures twice and when we
come to the 9th role Miss Moore and l
was up but the other lady squared the
match by sinking a long putt for Is
and they wasn't no extra hole played
as Miss Moore's show starts at $3.50
P. NJ. The 9th hole Is about 105 yds.
and It use to be straight up hill and
you had to play it with niblick. but
us fixed it SO as you wouldn't hardly
know they had been a hill.
One of the most exciting holes on
the round was the fifth where Miss
Moore got on the green for vile
with her seventh and laid her first
putt 30 yards from the cup and then
got back on the green with a driving
iron and laid about half foot from
the cup and her next putt hit the pin
and broke IT in two. On the seventh
she sunk her putt for twenty which
is known az q double-eagie. The
ladies' total for the round was 1l6 and
120 respy and would Of been even
lower on q clear day but eight of the
nine holes was played in q divot storm.
T PLAYED a couple Of times with
Irving Cobb and one time the
two of US was In a tournament to-
gether and finished tie for the low
net prise and they divided the first
two prizes between US and they give
Irving first choice. and one Of the
prizes was q silver flask SO I got a
driver that was made for Mrs. Tom
Thumb but I suppose man should
ought to be satisfied that can tie any
body's score that takes one-third of.
Besides which Irving Is rowing
had and he points his ball like a