New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

..,~,I, is product OF '''esNN
~ =. rb,eh Of late years seems TO
: a, s.siss specially Of turning ..s. sroS' out
.. 80 sclsers. Maxwell was grad
nanAs 80 PRINCETON in 1918. He cap
'.s a.ss 'ls n. Tiger golf team and in 1916
''as. -, - ;,..rcollegiste championship.
20 a.r.r,, -, IS a boy some ten or
A.. -e,rs ago was rated as a com, +
ss ssa.. we'll as the form ard was
asiag .ea.nansn.s Sa.t in..ead uI"o' Of de-
Issn.sins;a' as y. tire to golf Mckenar was
'snas a.' - 40 out and earn an honest
e5ilssa !" ia. he drifted away from
hFiae, .s - ard possible fame.
Es -. Is srsin finding time to play
sersn.s sex =. and intends to play a
=. = u competitive golf TINS season, 90 l.
,ss..rr.ll Z. = has been abroad most o. inc
-. ,;nee bis departure from ms aims
-, AN and henceiorth will probably cut
~. -;d. svsth in tournament play IN
- aa.,rs,l's victory yesterday was
. n. result Of his contagious ag-
-. .;.so.ss ~. and his un:iring efforts in
.isins to his task than it was any
.iNast golf play Mckeliars form.
lightly superior to Maxwe!is, ous
sarmer Is Inclined to be indifferent
,,i.sreless in playing his shots Mex
N n il A business-like player whose
.-sv action shows that ne is bent on
,,,n;ns his match If It is at all posi-
j. sor him TO do %.
Rugged Physique Helps
,l,rveIl is the type Of golfer who,
YEN The going is roughest, fights
.-des. to keep pace. He plays all Of
&, shots from a crouching position.
bq.. aeyerthe!ess hits long ball and
c..s considerable power into all Of his
,,.s. He is q chunky lad and seems
IA to keep going forever. His rugged
/; ysiaue undoubtedly helped him at
10 ytere strong wind was always
I. snnsrd
atEelar played the better golf in
ae norning and at the end Of the first
,sssd was one hole to the good. But
IS .he afternoon struggle progressed
:: sss quite plain that the North
snpstead representative was firing.
Maxwell went right after his man
ter luncheon. H got good 4 on the
-,si hole. while McKellar did we'll 20
ii half after being in the rough on
Is drive and IN a trap on his second
O.. Maxwell, however. was not long
y squsring tire match. He caught Nc
ellsr at the second hole, where he 20.
.nother fne while his opponent was
ling SIX strokes to get down.
The Nassau Lad then hustled 10 the
It Zee with a brisk step that seemed
indicate he was concerned only with
e task in hand. He pitched beauti-
.,Ny TO the third green and won the
lie as McKella-'s pitch shot fell into
rap short Of the green. That gave
lsywell the lead, ard he never let 20
4 II af:erward.
He continued his good work on the
nainng outgoing holes and in
Tsued his advantage to 8 up. At the
IN hckellar rallied and cut down
W ppenent's lead two holes by win
-ss m tenth ard the twelfth holes.
ulg asxwe!Ps fine fighting spirit kept
a'Aelar from s9uarins the match at
s thirteenth hole.
Fine Drive by Mckellar
ite Nassau man had hooked his
I'VE and when he came to play his
conc shot nc found the bail lying
against the lower part of the bank
i% fronts the fourteenth green. Nc
.e!!ar had fine drive on that hole.
s,sing straight-faced mashie Max
vi 'ashed into the ball full force.
ting skinner that landed on the
y edge OF the green. Mcclellan played
!. exquisite mashie shot to the green
~. !. maxwell, with good approach
a.:' was able to ge. a half.
heAeilar failed to pitch onto the
Hen on the short fourteenth hole and
s1weil, corraliug his thre. thore
-s.eticaly elinched the issue.
ihe cards we're as follows:
MORNING
:si..,l :sT.., out ...-...4 54o4s54A-.l
;;sAela'. out. -....+454 45ss3-.I
R.t,. D Is
r-A'''ar' .n..-.-...54 3444f s-1I-ss
AFTERNOON
20. ..vsf. out .---.-.-44 3e4ss<4-41
.,r.'s s'' CUT .-....4 57644-es
,sr.e,t, IN ..........6 <s44S3
'sAe"~'' 'n'...-.-.0 A5<6sl
The e. match between Grant peacoc..
- !, a. niifed ). Bourne in the final round
-. 'ne second sixteen produced the
ss' y eoif Of the tournament. In sn;.s
-. splendid medal round Of 10 Ronrns
'' oeaten at the nineteenth hole
Boerne Plsys Fine Golf
! IS.'ns g.. .s proved to be the only golfer
. "a de entire tournament to hrest IN
:. = ae and Peacock were the onIv r,s,. -"
Il ~. " get under 40 on eitber ~.
~. Each had SO cominc haoi' ,.
.s j,s..s,.w was l up going to the
i. .Aissss'n, sss. but took three puts on
i su.r. ~. :, hoie and allowed Peacook "a
ss:.e sae match. Peacock. with III
~ ing wind. got off a tremendn-s,,- -
~ ~ 0sive on the frat, or nineteanth
,,si a'Io using mashie nibJi.t
IL strus,,s ~ s'shin ten feet of the pin.
p.. vas mace as follows:
j bourne. 5ss45s s-4
s,.,oot. s5sss 80
seu.r:n.-.. ss44s s-sa-so.e
c,.''''. @a954 s--as.
& SsSnSSionsh,p division ,s,sI ,as> %
teKella- u, Nassau. dere.tna u
sssoas s' Mort, North Hempstssd eieasea ! snd 2 Don
"a s. pnusa pt.een ,semi-nnai round1--A,-
s.eocs nG.ch, G, Nassau. and ard .. ..e,ss.ed cs
esth rssaen City, de.eated " 'us.' sa1
tnaI ,s'ead ,o,,ps and 4. oA'
p lis Soiho,1-Peaeook Sois.1 defeated Ror-,.
aston. soess sosssn tsem;-hna, round,-c
''ssrns Ronsaa~ay Hunt, defested u e
sads. ESeileclaire. defeated "T u p -
snsI ennanneers. and 3 H. NJ
y '"o-Hansen defeated Ha-to
y ~ ra.,ss.ssss. rssss ssss,sn .isn,-rran.
a nAds,saD ), media play>tlow xross rr,,.,
ILfs Al Carpenter. Oatisnd a,tt1e
' ' o'ise-won by c. ". Hall