New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
Atlanta Youth
Beats Veterans:
White Winner
Nassau Expert Puts Out Bay
State Team Captain in
Easy Match, S and 3

PINEHURST. N. c., April 6.-Perry
saasr had TO struggle to get through
.bs first round of match play in the
North and South amateur golf cham
rionship tournament to-day. for James
D Standish jr., Of Detroit, lasted until
Adair took a TO his at the nine
teerth hole
The match was close all the way,
S+andish leading by ] up at the thir-
eeenth hole. He lost the advantage at
he fourteenth. when Re sliced his
rive into & tran and took > to get
ont AT the short fifteenth Adair TOOK
no lead hy dropping chip shot for a
. IRON, twenty yards off the green. The
S,x,eenth and seventeenth holes were
balved and Stanoish Won the eigh-
zenith with 3 fine par /.
Then the players went to the first
.ee again. Last year Sam Graham beat
Standish at the nineteenth hole in this
tournament. Both Adair and Standish
sijced their drives. Adair being in 4
ran He rlavod out we'll and got on
he sand in g. StAndish attempted TO
ret home with wooden club. but
eliced ms second behind trap at the
,iptt of the green. The Detroit golf
sr. .hira was beyond the green and
MS fourth relied over the sand. He
took 8.
Caddy Costs Weber Match
The only ether close match was be-
-ween Joe Wells, OF East Liverpool,
and Harold Weber. or Toledo, two of
-he strongest amateur golfers in Ohio
Weber wRo is 20 be q member of the
American amateur golf team in the
British mpionship. had the hardest
sor- Of luck at che fourteeuth
lie was dead for a 5. when Wells
pu..ed for 4 from the edge. Wells
hall was of the line to the mole and
cong straight a. Weber's ball. when
Weber's caddy. who was at the pin.
pickea the ball up. costing the Toledo
player the hole. Weber lost by one
hole.
Gardiner White, of Nassau. beat F. 7.
Newton captain q the Massachusete
State goif team. with unexpected ease.
3 ard g. Newton opened badly with a
drigC INTO bunker at the first, and lost
the hole. I to S. Ncwton's second was
buukered 10 the second hole and he lost
20 Whites j. Another perfect 4 a. the
'hird PHI White three up. Newton miss
lug ten-foot putt for half.
They split the fourth in 4, the fifth
in and taa short sixth in !. White Won
ne long seventh with 6 when he
topped his second into e trap. He also
'ook the ghth and ninth holes with 3s
and was SIX UP II the turn.
Newton Makes Slight Rally
The tenth was hslved and Newton
lost the eleventh when ne took three
puts. making the match dormie seven,
situation which Newton has not found
himself in since he started to play at
niaenurst Newton then enjoyed three
WINS a row, but the end came at The
sAart fifteenth. An insect few close to
Newton bali just as he was driving
ana ae topped the shot and los, the hole
and ,ne match
t. J. Duaphy, o. Woodland, found
Arthur Yates, of Rochester, the former
la.e football star, at the top of his
game and was beaten and 5, the
Rochester player having medal round
NJ 75- lie was out in ST and Dunphy in
80, Ye- u-nphy was three down at the
urn.
B. P. Nerriman won by wide margin
RON Donald Psrson and Frank Dyer
was n putting streak ard defeated
Lou Hamilton
Results Of first round matches in the
championship flight were:
Joe Schlotman. Detroit. defeated R II.
9~eitney Hai-usrol. and 3; +. 2 Merri-
nam Waterbury, defeated Donald Parson.
I1Ingstewn. and I Frank Dyer. Upper
Non.eair, defeated Lou Hamilton. Garden
eNy aal Perry Adair ATLANTA de-
called James d. Stanlisn ir Dtf roit !
lp ils aoiesl O.. ". Mead. Montclair. de
i7Aiea john u. Chapman. Greenwich. 3 and
Arthur Yates. Rochester defeated c. j.
'UNpA}. "a NuuLlaLl. and Joe Wells
East LiFe-oool Ohio. defeated Harold
Weber. lnverne SIS. 1 up: Gardner White.
Nassa1 defeated +. c. Newton. Brookl!ne.
and s.