The New York herald., 1922-08-15

sdiQ to-udy.
one under par had left him no better
off than 4 down.
golf in an exceedingly favorable light.
| Such is the case for Harry actually had
gone out in 32, magnificent score five
| strokes urder rar. Hampton these years
has been rather iamcnting the fact that
he Is a poor puter. There was nothing
wrong with him on the greens this
time though
Hoffner did not win a hole until he
| came to the tenth. Hampton was ap-
proximated here although mad ne
required to make it he probably would
have hoied his 5. But Hoffner had him
beaten and Harry made a bold stab for
| a half in L. AT the thirteenth Hampton
recovered the hole he relfnquished al
tie tenth He lost the fourteenth to
stroke under par but he got halves az
the next two and so won the match by
and 2. The card:
Hampton. out.......... 44s44s+ Ia
TIoffner, out .......... q 4Too
| Hampton, In. .........- y
l Hoffrler in............ - 49, -
Jock Hutchison. the former title hold
er, never was extended all day, and. al
| though the same cannot altogether be
| said of Gene Sarazen. the rationai open
champion, the latter nevertheless was
found alive and kicking at the finish,
and one OF the sixteen players who
I await the hell for the third round to-
morrow. Tom Mahan. young player
| from the Boston district, stuck to Sara
zen in the nor ming. carrying him to the
| sixteenth hole, and In the second round
Willie Org of Worcester. Mass. took
Gene to the seventeenth, losing end !.
Sarazen had to swing in his best form
against both Ogg and Mahan. 1t Is to
the credit OF the open champion that he
played as dema nded. Both times he was
out In 80, as against the Oakn1ont par
! Of 81.
Despite the fall of Barnes the metro
politan district did exceedingly we'll to-
day and starts the third round with
such representatives as Farrell. Tom
Kerrigan Of Siwanoy, Francis s. Gallett
of Port Washington John Golden Of
Tuxedo and AL Cuici of Milford School.
! Golden was showing as impressive
game as any of them. In the afternoon
| against Phil Gaudin of Skokie. John
was out In "a and up. He was still
two under fours when the match fin
| !shed at the eleventh. For Golden won
by s up and Z to play. the tallest mar
| gin of the Gay.
The Tuxedo professional was hitting
tremendous ball. but what is more 10
the point he was always down the
middle OF the course.
1t win be case Of dog eat dog to-
morrow unfortunately. for while Golden
plays Cuici. Farrell has to meet Kerri-
gan. From now on every match will be
FIRST ROUND.
| +. Brand. Allegheny. won from c. Clarke.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. by default.
+. S. Gallett, Herpstead. New York, de-
fested wilfred Reid. Washington. and I.
Il. cruikshank. shnckamaxon. Fairwood
n. J., defeated O. Underwood. Butler
Peter ter WASH, n washington. Pa. defeated Dave
Nc Mckay; ,,; Pittsburgh. , T, e., z s.,s snd !; ),
Chapman, Wheeling. and 3.
Tom Boyd, Fox Hllls,. y. r.. defeated J.
Edm.ndr9n North Ms Pf p,,.,rsn sps =
feated William Robinson, Philadelphia.
r. T. sproren. Memphis. defeated wnne
Dan Kenny. syivania. Pa, defeated e.
Eowlsy nsffa'G ,;,.snarb sna defeated
w oss, ' Worces,sr. Mass. defeated ci.r-
psn d.: Boston Asns sssa cy r. zimmerman
J. HuteSison. chicago. defeated L. Gold
beck. Phimont. Pa, o and ..
c. Hoffner. Philmont. Pa, defeated l..
Nabholtz. Lima, Ohio. q and l..
II. Hampton Detroit. defeated J. Gordon.
Buffalo, = and 2.
T. Kerrigan, swanoy. N. r.. defeated A..
Loeffler, Brackenridre. Pa. : and :;
bach, Providrnce. q and 4.
J. Farrell. 0ak R's~e f*e Jack Camp
bell, Old York. Pa. and L
Jim barnes, PslhaH. ~. ~, defeated
q. Mclean. Grassy sprain. y. y. and i
John Golden. Tuxedo, n. ", defeated II.
ccitnrt. Philadelphia, 4 and 3.
I Ekokio defeated r. Mnutpy
Al cluci. Milford. Conn, defeated c. Gich-
O. 'f stSrt mlIw0nnse fnscod " y. defeated John
Rogers; payt9p. up; twenty snty,iUa holes; y.,,.-
Boeffier, South Hills. Pittsburgh and 3.
n Robertson. Detroit. defeated Tom Nc
Nsmsra. New York and 2;
L. Ayton. Chicago. by default.
r.. Towns, shannopin, Pa. won from T.
Harmon, J,.; by default.
Rove. stcnton 9. g.. sten,on, Pa. and T.
n 8. Miner, Boston, won from J. Carberry.
Chicago, by default.
r.. French Youngstown. defeated George
NJ. J. Brady. Detroit, defeated Gii Nichols.
Providence. II. J.. UP.
SECOND ROUND.
Gallett defeated Brand. and I.
Crulekshank defeated watrous. . and 2.
Burgess defeated Walsh. and ?.
Rowe defeated Boyd. and l..
Sprogell defeated Kenny, 4 and 2.
Sarazen defeated Oeg, 2 and !.
| Hutchison defeated Goss, q and =.
Hampton defeated Hoffner. 2 and 2.
Kerrgan defeated Hilgendorf and {.
Farrell defeated Barnes, b up.
Golden defeated Gaudin, = and T.
Ciuci defeated stark, 4 and 2.
Loeffler defeated Robertson. 4 and ..
Towns defeated Duffy, up.
Miner defeated Baroni, UP. nineteen holes
French defeated Brady. . and /.
Handball Match at Brighton.