New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-25

really got his start in golf at Apawa
and learned the game as a young'
After the ceremonies leading up 20
the presentation Of the fift had ended
the little champion took his clubs ana
went out onto The course 20 give on
exhibition. Hc played with II. l.
Downcy against Findlay Douglas. pres
ident OF the metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation and a member Of Apnwnmis'
and Jimmy Thompson. The club PROBES
one thing Sarazcn Is doing the very
best he knows how, and that u.s. 70
pleasc everybody Boo every way be can
The champion BE- fortunate in having
rugged constitution 90 carry him
through the ordeal he will face during
the ensuing year For, unlike old cam
naicners like Barnes and Hutchinson, DE-
h entering into the spirit Of his newly
acquired title with an OF the cnthusi-
asm and energy OF a regular, American
The match At Apawamis yesterday
ended All even. Sarazcn was OF IN hl.
putting. although he managed 70 get
around In 76 lie had n chance 20 WIN
the match on the last hole, but missed
n mutt of several feet. The best bail
OF each side was %.
The cards were as follows;
saf f1f SIS
Thompson and Dolsias+
SO
saraaen and nowuey ..
Thompson and Douglls "a,
Immediately after this match Sara
zen hustled out 20 Pittsburgh. where
he will be the guest tonight OF the
citizens OF that place. In anticipation
Of n big crowd the entire seventh hoor
Of one OF the downtown huilding' Do
Pittsburgh has been hired for INC oc,,
casion. The Mayor will be on hand
10 welcome the champion and band
will help 20 make the occasion q merry
affair. And undoubtedly Gene Us 80,
ing 20 have several more gifts TO aud
10 his treasure chest.
Tonight Sarazcn viii board another
sleeper and journey 10 ShaWnce-on-
Delaware for the annual open touIna-
mcnt there tomorrow and thursday
TAYLOR and Herd, golfers Of long OK
perience and men who moan what they
saw. were drying out after their ses-
sion with the heat and national open
champion az Siwanoy sunday when
somebody asked the pair what they
thought a Sarazcn as p golfer.
Hes q good boy" replied SANDY as
he sat putting his pipe. Hes got
fine GOLF game and should do we'll
That's right. Sandy" added Taylor
hes a great little golfer"
Not knowing that anybody wa,
within hearing distance, Sarazcn ana
Kerrigan were talking over the match
they had just played with the veteran
Britishers.
II was glad TO win this afternoon
Ton, said Gene. I'VE simply bad %
do II. that was all. with that crowd
out there 20 see as. They're hard
pair 10 beat and I'm bet they'll make
lot OF them travel before they leave
this country"
Words Of wisdom were those Of sa-
razcn's. Just as soon as they become
accustomed % this excessively hot
weather OF ours Taylor and Herd Nlil
be tough pair for anybody. They
may not have the power many OF our
Youngsters possess nor the stamina
they once had. But nobody is going 70
run rough-shod over their steady gait
They have had too much experience
ard team too well FOR anything like
shat 20 happen
This Is the first time 20 our knowl-
edge that Taylor and Herd have made
an extended tour playing as q team.
Yet IL IS orr belief they will do fully
az we'll as Vardon and Ray or Duncan
and Mitchell Vardon and Ray, IN our
opinion, made up one Of the greatest
teams in golf history. Duncan and
Mitchell are a formidable pair and Jim
Barnes and Jock Hutehison were as
good as any.
barnes and Hutchison team 20 per-
lection. In some forty games they were
beaten only FIVE times on their tour
last winter, three Of those defeats
coming at the very start OF their long
jaunt That pair didn't miss trick
Hutchison always played first and
aired 10 pick up par for the hole.
Barnes, with his powerful hitting, fol-
lowed Hutchison endeeving 10 snatch
any brides that were In sight. They
were always best under pressure. So
were Vardon and Ray Tor that matter.
One OF the greatest exhibitions
Barnes and Huthison gave was 90 San
Antonio, wnere. wearicd and over
golfed after their forced march down
the Pacific Coast, they were forced 20
play phenomenal golf 10 defeat Tom
Lally and Clarence Vaughan, two very
capable youngsters Tor purse Of $500
II was O gruelling struggle in which
the champions were obliged 20 50
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