Evening star., 1921-07-19
!. J. FARRELL LEADS
GOLFERS WITH A "a
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t5A7; 4 !; s"ndersoHg' Sleepy Hollow 's-
Joseph Kirkwood. Australia, 36-42
-78.
Patrick Doyle. Deal 40-41-s1.
Nelson H. Zimmerman. Westmore-
land, Verona, Pa. 4S-37-S5.
J: ]. Rose. Germantown, Pa, 4o-3s
rs.
w. c. skelly. Hermitage. Rich
mond, Va. 44-43-S7.
-, W.; Platt. White Marsh Valley
F.. X. Manley, Beaver Falls. Pa. As
-47-92
G. w. Hail. Birmingham, 42-45-S7
G. T. Sayers, Merton. 3s-4o-7S.:
IS. NJ. Newton. Country Club of Vir-
ginia. 38-42-8O.
Matt Jams. Evanston. ILL.,. 45--Pick-
ed up.
James Spencer. Washington Munich
pal. 42--33---S1.
c. II. Mayer. Edgewater. 41-38-79
T. J. Ra Joppi. Maplewood' n. j.
Chris Shea. Trenton, N. j.. 4o-41-
Charles Clark. Engineers. 3s-3s--
William Mitchell, Forsythe. w. Va.
4G-42-SS.
John Cowan, Oakley. Mass, 39-37
-78.
Eddie Loos. Ravisloe. 41-35-76.
J. J. Farrell. Quaker Ridge, n. Y.
35--39--74.
John Bredemus. San Felipe. Tex.
3S---3S--76
Jack Forester. Meadowbrook
Westbury. 3S-4O-7S.
39-7S.
c. P: Betschler. MARYLAND. Arlington
37-39-76.
f. X. Mccarthy. Florida. 41-43-s4
Willie MacFarlane, Oakridge, Tuck
ahOe. 39-4O-79.
Jock Hutchison, Glen View. 40-3t
rs.
Abe Mitchell. England. 3s-37-75
Denotes amateurs.
Sylvester Good in Practice.
Joseph Sylvester. erstwhile caddie-
boy on the public links in Van Cort-
land Park. New York. was the only
player to break 10 yesterday. finishing
with score of 69. Sylvester might
have had a 66--in fact. he had "A fine
been that he Slipped on the last three
holes. He finished with a 4. S, 5, anC
yet had 50. taking three puts from
; distance of twenty feet on ths
eighteenth green. Sylvester's care
| follows:
in.:::::: G"' '::.::: ~! : t-ss-s 50
| Sylvester had 2 on the 5O5-yaro
twelfth hole. holing his midiron sec
ond shot. Willie Leach, one of Syi.
vester's opponents in four-bal
match. had on the hole, two below
par. and yet lost the hole. Leach wa:
| around in ~.
| Most Of the crack golfers stayet
away from the course yesterday o.
| wandered around among the galleries
| They all said they did not care to play
as they have had enough golf durint
the past three days. Notwithstanding
that Hutchison. Mcleod and other
did not play. some high-class golf wa
| played and some fine scores turned
in. Abe Mitchell. the long hitting
Briton. had card Of II in a mornin.
| match with George Duncan. He di,
not play in the afternoon.
! Some of the scores turned in yester
day are as follows: c. H. Mayo. Chi
ca 10. "a: Emmett French. Young
stown. 73: Gil Nichols, Providence. 10
Bob Mcdonald. Chicago. 73; Al Wat
rous. Red Run. Mich, 70, Leo Diegel
| Detroit. rs; Joe kirkwood. Australia
IS; J. Wood Platt, Philadelphia. 73
Barnes. Pelham, 73; James A. Ken
nedy. Tulsa, Okla. -: NJ. J. Brady
Detroit. -: Johnny Anderson. New
| York. "A.
! Abe Mitchell had on the sew
enteenth hole. driving. about e,s
the putt. Walter Hagen. who had !
round of 73. duplicated Mitchell's feat
| Charles Evans. jr.. United State
amateur champion. wired the L. S. q
A. committee yesterday that he coul'
| not arrive here today. but that il hi
time was put back to tomorrow after
noon he could play. The committe
complied with his request and Evan
J will play with Charles Murray o
Montreal at 1850 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Several other changes IL
the starting times and pairings wer
made. as follows: James D. Lawson
| Kansas City in place of Reuben Bush
jr, of New Orleans. at 9.45 o'c!ocl
Tuesday; B. F. Kelley of GreenDrie
Springs, Pa. in place of c. Hughes. a
1915 o'clock Tuesday: Peter Walls
Of Beallsville. Pa. in place Of Will
Tuesday: J. R. McNulty of La Grange
ILL.,, in place of Max r. Marston. a
ll2:1O o'clock Tuesday. Marston with
drew for business reasons. Ere
Knight of Little Rock. Ark, is i
place of Howard Walton of Cham
Roy s. Derr of Wilkes Barre. Pa, is i
place of ]. A. Kennedy of Kansas City
Mo-, at 1:10 Wednesday.
Topliners Today.
The match which attracted tn
, largest sdlieEs toodS was wat l.
the qualifying round, in which joe
Hutchison of Glen View. Chicago
the British open champion, and Alb
Mitchell of England took part. An
other good pair who started out earl
today were Pat Doyle of Deal. for
mer Irish champion. and Josep
| Kirkwood Of Australia. Walter Ha
gen, twice champion. was playing
With Robert l.. Finkenstaedt. an anna
!teur from the Columbia Countr
club. Fred Mcleod and Orrin 4
Terry. professionals at the Columbi
yyrd S'uo BaSe sn0 rhompson slS of mas 1h
Washington Golf and Country Clu
The qualifying round closes to
morrow. At the end of play tomor
he drawn to play for the title at sew
enty-two holes. beginning Thursda
morning. Thirty-six holes will b