New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

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have" remarked sarazen, But I've got
mine" That was the story. Sarazen
had mis- 2ss. The others had theirs to
make. and when 1900 racing goh
fans are hurtling over a golf course
ami crowdinR in close enough to hear
their own whistle as 10 sings on its
way 20 the turf and ball, keeping pace
pace with par Is no light matter,
Jones Fought Great Fight
Bobby Jones, tae Georgia sensation
and one Of the greatest golfers OF his
time. was the next man with q chanec'
Jones started 4 strokes ahead OF SARA
zen. but he needed 72 10 tie. BOLDLY
was out In sc with few mistakes. 80
coming home would leave him tied
and no golfer ever fought a greater
fight. AT the tenth hole he mad me
drive. and his mashie pitch 10 the
green struck near the pin Dut skldaeo
over. His putt for Z struck the cup
went in and came out. Inis meant
that he had 10 finish the last elght
holes one under Is. lie came oot on a
trap at the eleventh and ho.ed ms pue'
for mar. AT the twelfth, after long
straight drive, his pitch TO the PIN
falled 10 hold the keen, hard green
and he needed n 3. lie had his az tno
sbort thirteenth, and az the fourteenth.
whsn he sunk thirty-foot putt Tor
another 3. he was In the running again.
Al the 350-yard fifteenth Jones's putt
for came straight for the cup
stopped at the rim and hung there oy
an eyelash. This ball, resting upon
tbe iron rim OF the cup, cost him the
cbamnionshlp. You could have blown
/, IN with A hall breath, but Il refused
% drop. His putt for at the SIX
tesnth again rimmcd the cup, but tne
s.vsnteenth brought about his down
f,u he rad two Is left 20 tie, HIS
Zee shot slightiy hooked, stopped IN a
b,re grassiess depression, with the
limb OF an overhanging oak ten ieet on
bevond. His low shot ran half way. up
tbe green's bank. but stopped IN BAG
liz and when he needed B here al
bone fof 8 AZ the 470-yard eighteenth
as over At the long eighteenth
Jones's chip shot for a ran squsIeiy
over the cup. and he got MS oiroie
lust one stroke out
Crowd Left Him at 18th
Rr, when he took his on the seven,
.eer,h the immense gallery that had
followed him Though his courageous
| IA Tor the crown swept away with
s,srnede for Walter Hagen and John
plact Hagen, who had gone out IN
brilliant 73. had a 3s 20 tic ana a
/ AZ 20 win. and the California grand
fstber rad been eating up this last nine
a. one might 20 after breast OF guinea
hen and Virginia ham. Hagen had TOO
much 20 do. Even the stout-hearteo
| home bred under this test had no -
icft in his system. He hung on grimiiy
nntil he reached the 350yard fifteenth
bnt when he needed a 5 here his last
hone was gone. He came 10 the last
| two holes with two 3s 20 tie, but there
is limit 70 the stoutest heart ana
the finest skill. Hagen, winner OF tne
British open, one Of the greatest OF
All home breds, who had fought valiant
ly 10 win two crowns az the same time'
was out Of IL. Miracles may happen,
but no two super-miraeles are going
10 follow in unbroken order.
with Hagen gone all the DIVIDED gsll
leries Of the day swung out 70 Jonn
Black. The Oakland grandfather VINO
had started his amazing journey tow
ard fame with only few loyal SOUS
| In his entournge, started the last nine
with more fnhn ten NnVuNe so "'p'....s
wrought spectators at his heeis. ne
had the championship in the hollow OF
his brown, horny hand. Out in 33, he
needed only a IS 10 tie and 9 81 % win,
and he had been moving at faster
pace than this for over a week on tnls
| iast iaunt. where the holes nre not
long, but where the Skokie oaks and
naples crowd In and form 4 narrow
lane. This lane was even narrower to-
day when a human lane fringed the
outside Of the woodlands and LETT only
q slender fsirwsy down the course.
Began to Show Strain
There are doubtless many eompenss-
tions IN being a grandfather. We have
never tried Il, but we have heard IL
we'll spoken o. by those who have.
There IL undoubtedly much solaee 10
be obtained from short black pipe.
This we have tried and can indorse.
But when one is a grandfather and the