New-York tribune., 1922-09-06


4 Philadelphia. Later on he renou
8 90 forth in pursuit Of par.
fsutside Of his own group Beadle was
.vgaogyn when. as the age OF twenty
80 ne stepred out in his first amateur
sEss,nianship TO iind himself face to
s.cs WITH Bobby Jones, whose fame has
s;reIes the earth lt was tough break
say the sebutante to face Saeh oppost-
s:or in his sirst match, but in MS oflef
career ne has been used TO tough
bpeaks. ON six occasions IN the iast
Evo Years threagi his own neigheor-
hood he has reached the final round,
oniv 20 fali. To-day, az the end OF the
frst nine holes, he stood 2 up. But
tbis was enIy a small sector OF the main
drama to follow 49,,
Facing far greater opposition tnan
ho haJ locked for the Atlanta star
1analv sailed cut into his sw1ftese
nsce. On the inward journey ne came
baek IN SIS with no less than nse IS IN
Ais card, but John J. beaoie hhng Oh
as II he had been playing champion
ship matches for dozen years. he
sst,,sed to be jostled loose. Without
slowing down his pace IN the slightest
Ysres Dlaved the last twenty-seven
hn3eS III l0IEG SliVhto dlQGL GNSn
snd vet riding on at this headlong
sa5ios he was forced TO go. to the
fh5rty.ffth green TO get the decision
hv 3 and I, a margin entirely too slim
fey comfort.
Jones Sets Record Breaking Pace
It was something a trifie new in golf
e have q SO fred into the heart of
vovng golfer III his first big test and
have him stand up unwavering and un-
shaken. 1t was even more dramatic TO
have this deadly volley of IS and Is
,eqred into his soul without cessation
Rom earlY morning to afternoon and
stiIl find that soul unfaltering to the
anal putt. ZONES had no chance to
sause for breath at any moment of the
rstch. and at the finish there was
sarld Of accsim that belonged to both.
I The first days test for starting af-
hr was unusually replete with drama.
i, The tale Of two cities, Sioux City
# ksed forces with Philadelphia. For,
h ,sle Beadle was bringing glory to the
asner, Rudy Knepper was lifting the
ii Western homestead up to dizzy
b.lghts. Ruddy, in his match against
E.B Torrance, the veteran Scotch in
B eynationalist, lost the first five holes.
Il h stood 8 down at the turn, and Tor
pncs is no golfer to spot FIVE holes.
& The gallery took it for granted that
& Sioux City and Princeton were fading
B into the fogs. But Knepper knows how
b L stick. BY the finest golf of the
afternoon he caught Torrance at the
tsnth hole and then rode on to brill
liant victory by 2 up. He was forced
# tote The record of the course to make
this gallant comeback, and when he
! - al, I.sa
81 forced again to get two brides in sue
q cessisa 70 square the match. Coming
10 the short sixteenth in the afternoon
Eaepper was still down. Torrance
zane within HAIR of holing his 30
iestsr and then Knepper with slant
Il ias down hill putt of 5 feet tapped the
n ball for the back of the cup for
& asauars the battle.
B Hhen he caH.e to the seventeenth,
B Nith Torrance on in :, Ruddy then
H proceeded to pump MS pitch shot to
B aithin FIVE feet of the pin, where again
& be putt went for the back of the cup.
n Torrance had played two successive
h hses in par at the crucial stage to
B BE bis lead shot away in dizzy fash.
Al saspfer's par at the eighteenth settled
II b issue beyond doubt when Torrance
b Eesd his approach to the right of the
a ssen, where a stately oak laid him
q ss'yfnie that only an axe could play.
k Evans Barely Defeats Anderson
b These were the two feature matches
q the day, but even they were closely
1eEded by the determined way in
sHGh John q, Anderson. of Siwanoy,
assded Chick Evans to the thirty-ffth
Il asen In the morning round Evans
4 vent out in 33, the fastest pace that
my one has set over this first long nine,
peiy to stand / up. This was enough
z Jolt the heart out of any one, but
Evans continued to play great golf
sad Anderson continued to stick to the
sand l.
Outside of these thrills the stall
warts we're in murderous mood. In
sae man they overwhelmed their un-
iostuaare opponents by crushing mar
s.as. lolley and Hunter, the two re-
MMaanlng british golfers, annihilated
ii,sstoa and Lloyd by Ii and 8, play
10y sosl shat will make them hard to
tha ss n, torrance and Aylmer fell by
| ES..a Dasss wags.de before the blows of
Aaepper and 0uimet.
ne two ex-British ehampions. in op-
pos'te sections Of the draw, are KEYED
10 lit once more the slightly
s'n9ned prestige Of British golf Tolley
no" IN one of his Overwhelming
4 Svous' and If this only lasts he will
40 FACTOR to overlook. Hunter,
assier at match play, finds Sweetser
4 & sne way to-day, and if this battle
h ' heaftbreaker there is no guess
70 make. If Hunter slips safely
Ii ssr'ugh his thin shadow viii again
~ across the field, as it did at st.
3 ls year ago when heavy storm
1isd oe his march. 80
me brand Of golf which began
q Monday and then ran on through
soay continues much longer the
n sslleries will soon be pop-eyed.
W may even begin stoning some
unfortunate soul who takes over
,rS.uay ouimet and Knepper both
B US, equsling the record of the
loiiey and Chick Evane had
'oiiss had T3 in the forenoon
Tor Il in his second round.
h svans's n included a 7 at the
m Is, s.ssenth, where he took three puts
B s,ss ssaehln SIX feet of the Gun on
b sns. sDWahiil slope. If this putt. which
the cup, had dropped in he
h rave had SO. Evans is playing
# eoifs and ne needed il to-day
b