New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

AS many as $50 golfers from various
sections will entrain for Chicago same
time this week to begin play on Mon.
day next in what promises to be the
greatest national open ever held And
thousands of others will be on hand
to see the excitement. The entries nre
so numerous this year that it has beer
found necessary to designate three
separate qualifying rounds and tc
divide the field accordingly.
The question we would like to have
answered is: Why has the field Of
players become so great? Do all of
these $50 players really believe they
have thc ability and the opportunity
to win this coveted title? Or is it that
each individual is going simply because
it has become the fashion to do SO
and because everybody is going to be
three?
In any event, the very size of the
field gives one the feeling that there
will be grent doings at Skokie, in Chi
cago next week, and that before the
tournament is ended some now records
will have been made for history and
posterity
A casual glance at the long list of
names reveals the facts that on Mon
day Jack Patterson and William NJ.
Creavy will be the first pair to start
in the first qualifying round; that in
this same round Bobby Cruickshank,
Alex Smith, Cyril Walker, George Nc
Lean. Abe Mitchell. jim Barnes,
"Chick" Evans, Jock Hutchison, Mike
Brady, Thomas Harmon and Joe Kirk
wood will qualify. Incidentally the
national open champion, who is none
other than Barnes, has been paired
with "Chick" Evans and undoubtedly
! It,.iI ho ,tcl :,
and Brady, who will star a half hour
later.
On Tuesday Davidson Heron, for
mer national amateur champion; Jack
Burke, Tom Mcnamara, Gene Sarazen,
John Anderson, Robert Jones jr., Leo
Diegel, Walter Hagen, George Duncan,
j ohm Farrell and Jesse Guilford, ma
tIonal amateur champion, will be play
! ing. Here again there arc several
pairs who will be the chief attraction.
Hagen and Duncan are together, as
are Jones ard Diegel and Heron and
! Hackney.
In the third round will be seen
Tommy Armour and Eddie Loos, Fred
Mcleod and Laurie Ayton, Emmett
French and Tom Boyd, Pat O'Hara and
Bob Macdonald, and Tommy Kerrigan
and Eddie Towns.
order in which each pair will tee off
is as follows:
MONDAY. JULY 10
Jack Patterson, Highlands. St. Joseph
Mo. and '" NJ creavy Hin Crest, Kansas
ard i. &. Harmon, OnOndago, N. Y.
/ City Mo
Bob Craies. Louisville. Ky, and Jack stait
-, Howard schendorf. Community. Chlca go
M ana ar rS3a 6has: sos Raddntz io; Joist M
Lloyd Gullickson. Do K+ib, M
George Smith, Hyde Park Cincinnati, Ohio
and d, Henry I'olesta. Palma ceia: Fla
y. Claysseus. Waukegan Ill.
Ben Wiechman. Avon. Cincinnati. and John
j. Madden. Community, Kansas city, Mo
b f. White Evanston. ILL.,, and Alf G
Henrn. Hastings, Neb
1ar. rFank ',,a5;y nFady NV 11un School: Chicago and
-, Jack Croke. Northmoor. Ravinia, ill.,. and
chas, "; Hal Blr1ningham. Ala:
ceorra N, Hn,chison = & Fair School Chicago and
II. c. Lawson. Grafton, Pa, and Carl
Wiman. La Grange. III.
Emil cI;,}eiI. I.Gef'er. oakmont. Pittsburgh, and
81 Baxter, Hamilton. Ohio, and Chas. H
Hoffncr. Philmont Pa.
sIra e L. couoS, ""is' Glen Gle~e1fs'" ~e~ N w. and
Alex Smith, it@, she"ec,osssit. .se; and Cyril
Walker. Englewood ~ j.
A,oy t,eofSn re- Mclean Grassy sprain, n. Y. and
Willie Kidd, Interlachen Minneapois ;''' MIMI hmn
NV, aries n +. Betschler. Arlington. Md.
ana James Langlands Old Elm
Abe Mitchell. England, and Phil J. eau
din. Sltokic ' - y"
udwa Tyanh X, Hennett; Senr Glencoe, and Walter
william Macf,rlane. Tuckahoe, N. Y.
and Tom Stevens. Minikahda
l.. jim Barnes Pelham. and Charles Evans
G NJ Melville, Bloomington, ILL.,, and
d. nda,a ~ Eol'lns: H1sor Tulsa; Okla.
Jack "os Daray SeiT GTana aM1hssGGmet MR. r L. and
Otto G. Hackbnrth. Gin; Cincinnati matt q and
A. r; J. sanderson. Sleepy Hollow, N. Y.
George Hrmer W. hoylns, paers Red Run Mich and
:, Thomas !. Harmon. Hudson River "
~, ,ad and Fred Ford, Lakewood. Kansas city.
Hrady Oakland. Birmingham
AL MCFARLAND, unattached. and r r.
rogers, Dayton Ohio. "
and Gil Nichols. unattached ''e>'''
Art w. Lonsfelow. Blucneld. w Va
"nh 1obn 5ohn Jor; c; Hask,barth Ann Arbor Mich.
and Q: W. Chapin, Grand Forks. n d
L. J; Montressor Jackson, Miss. and
/. a. Manley. Beaver Falls. Pa
Spokane. aN'
~ Archie capper, unattached and Charles
Martin, Meadvilie. Ohio '''
Dow l.. George. Minneap polls and 1aro
{. Wilson, Ravisloe "e'
,,,I,f Thomas Meehan, LaGrangc. ILL.,. and
William Jolly. independence, Kan.
TUESDAY. JULY II
Ed, Murphy, ST. Joseph. Mo-. and spen
Ger Mcister. Aurora. III.
y. j. Mytton. st. Joseph, Mo. and John
Golden, Tuxedo. n. Y. 'oAil
NJ S: Reilly, Chicago, Ill.,, and Char,os
L. Mothersele, North Fork, N. y. "A'' les
IS. Davidson Heron, Exmoor and G. w
Hackney; Atlantic City. w.
1ac,, chiek f,,'ro Hidiey RI ley Atlanta A. c.. and
Gordon Wright. Evanston Ill and r TT
Perkins, l3rantford Canada - 49,
Earnest Martin. Los Angeles. wis., anu
H. H. Gibson. Ft. Leavonworth. Kan
and Frank Pep, st. Louis
Chris Crosby. Milwaukee, Wis and
george d. Christ; Rochester. N. Y.
-, Albert Mcbride. schcnley, Pittsburgh,
ALLAN Nj. Loeb. Ravislcc and w r.
Gordon. Rockford, ILL., N'
j. W Kenney. sylvania. Ohio. and
James r. HCaTberry, La Grange. III.
John Mcnamara. unattachcd 60
John A. Park Maidstone East 11a,,,
.oh' \. H. and Tom Mcnamara, Siwanoy
Alfred T. Hackbarth, Park Ridge. 1u
Mass. "o'ei 'o"h'
Benja min Lord. Glcns Falls. N and
oharles Hilgendorf. Lockmoor. Detroit.
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