New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Hagen and Partner
Win Pro-Amateur
Golf Tournament
Have Best Ball Card of 90
in Preliminary Event on
the / NV ood Course
By Ray Mccarthy

AS preliminary to the professional
golf championship tournament which
starts to-day on the course OF the In
wood Country Club, or Long Island. a
pro-amateur meeting of eighteen holes
was played yesterday.
Walter Hagen, who recently captured
the Western open title, and who is
competing for the professional crown
after an absence of two seasons from
this struggle, arrived on the scene
yesterday. He selected D. T. Gold
stein, 4 member of the Inwood club.
for his partner, and the two then pro
ceed to burn up the course, par of
which is 73. They had a best bail card
Of SO. Which represented Hagen's
score mostly.
Goldstein helped his partner out on
the thirteenth hole, where he got a
fine 3 while Hagen was taking 5.
However, that bit Of help won the
prize. Hacen's card was II. The best
ball score was as follows:
Out ...........4 4 4 &c
In .-.-........2 4-37---s9
Tommy Kerrigan, ire crack Siwaney
professional. and Reginald Narrelle,
one OF kcrrigan's pupils, had score
of II. 81 out and 81 back. That tal1y
tied for second place with the score
of Laurie Ayton and W. F. Ladd, who
were out in SO and back in SO.
Clarence Hackney, of Atlantic City,
shot " for himself and his partner,
F. Aranow, and Cyril Walker, of
Englewood, did the same for himself
and Fl. M. Cox. Long Jim Barnes, the
national open champion, played around
Pelham. Their best ball card read
35-3S-73. Jock Hutchison, the Brit
ish open title holder, also competed,
his partner being Dan Healy, of Mont
clair, but they failed to turn in a
card. The summaries:
W. Hagen and B. T. Goldstein.
t s ksrrisan isaT and II. T. Naveiie. % % %
L. Ayton and W. F. Ladd, Evan m . .
clarence @ Hackney and r Ara. as % q
now. Atlantic City. 35 -
cyril Walker and ii. NJ Coke
Jim barnes es and Nj. Leonard. d. % .
James W West and c. ". Ttnpaon. % 90 %
Rockaway ....-...3S 80 rs
Harry Hampton and J. Andrews,
BroolSIands ;;...,,.,....r r1...,'s7 SO IS
sprasue. lnwood ............,s7 81 "a
Fred Canausa and Clarence Cone,
West Point ,...... as as "a
Truesdell, Garden City lbs Sc "a
Tom Boyd 73y, and w. j. Talbut, =
C. n. Manning and B. Vein
berg. Siwanoy .............. 81 rs
Pat oHara and j. a. Fuller.
Richmond County ............2S 90 rs
woodnlere -; .........'ss IS IS
baum. Quaker city ........Sa 81 rs
Dan Mackie and Roger Taft,
century .......-. IS 90 T6
Al Johnson and Henry Leopold,
Emil I.oeftler and NJ f. Tobias. 80 -
Oaknlent ..........,..3S 80 II
Emnst French and NJ TODD.
Charles Harm Harmon and G. Y. Ben. % .
ton, Hudson River. ..-........@9 80 7S
John Golden and l. l. Levine,
Tuxedo ................3e 10 rs
II. ]. Forester and Adrian
Sheiss. Meadowbrool ......i4 Ss 7s
r. Gordon and T.. Lees. Bunslo2g Al ~
w. f. Malcolm and f. j. Nc
Grath. Riverhead .,.......i0 40 SO
Robert CruikshanS and Morton
Wild Essex County. .....,.t2 SO SO
John Farrell and T. salant.
Quaker Ridge -.......-.40 40 so
James Crossan and Robert
Downing. Wheatley Hills...41 40 81
Charles Inorn and NJ. Morris,
Shtnnecoek .........t5 3S 81
F. Cameron and A. j. McKenna
Garden City .......,........4 as 81
Robert Dow and D. D. Kountze.
Jack McKenna and Dr. A. T.
II: johnson and II. Drummer.