New-York tribune., 1922-06-29


tition. The low medal winner was
favorite in the individual play WIN
The Tigers had a grand total of 1905
points for the four rounds, or on an
average Of Siq-iG per round. and al
though that score was not ao good as
Dartmorth's winning tally Of l.-ii.
made AT Greenwich last year. % was,
nevcrthclcss. mighty fine golf
Dartmouth figured 10 give thc Nas-
sau students hard rub TO- team
houors. but fell OF surprisingly and
finished back of Yale. The Ellis made
q splendid comeback and lcd thc New
Hampshire students hy margin OF
eight points Harvard was iluth, VII
liams nth and Pennsylvania sixth. CO.
lumbia and Cornell failed 10 enter
teams.
Princeton did not quite carry OF al
Of the honors. Harvard managed 10
qualify one more player IN The individ-
ual competition than che Tigers, the
Crimson having eight representatives,
10 bank on ~ the remainder OF the
meeting.
Nevertheless the Orange and Black.
with such stars as Rudolph kncppcr'
K. L. Wintriugcr and W. u. Sparks. is
right in line for the individual title
also.
Kneppcr's Heinie Groh Grip
Kncppcr's two rounds yesterday
were easily the best OF the lot and
were considerably better than his hrst
two scores. ln The morning this hard
hitting youngster. who grips COLL
club much rs Uciuic Groh b Ids base
ball bat. gnllivantcd about the difficult
Garden City loo - strokes. That d.
practically par golf par o. The course
is q and regular par 10 is.
In the afternoon he had p Il. in
cluding one stroke which hc wasted
carclcssly. That was on the sevcn-
,ccn,h green. whore. after putting Tor
an cnglc-thrcc and miss'nr De failed
on his fourth also. then tapped the bail
boct-handelly. finally iakns q.
He was hitting o perfect tee shot. q
swift. loV-nying bail. that travelled
far His iron were crisp and cxquis-
itc,y accurate And his putting Tor the
most part was very smooth and oven.
~ his present gait Kneppcr viii be a
tough customer 90 beat.
Kncpper's cards were a. follows:
MORNING
out ............t tett & 81,
ln ............. 8 d oil"
AFTERSOON
II' IN '.''...... ttsisit s-7;
Pollack Boyd. who has been placed
at tho very end AZ the lower half Of
the draw 20 TINT % wi.l be- possible for
him 90 meet kncprr. had TWO smooth
rounds also. and lisc Kncpper, showed
improvcmcat over bis play of ycstcr-
day Boyd i5 not fhc long hitter the
Princctonian D.. but De- mas @ sound
ramc aad ig sure to DO well in this
meeting.
Boyd VIII Have Trouble
Kncnpcrs task OF reaching the inal
docs not seem tO tc d.aicuit. Lowell
Bush and Joucs appear 90 be his con
tenders in this hall. But Boyd VIII
have his troubles. unless wc arc eroas-
ly mistaken. with NinirinGcs. Spnrs7,
Mcmahon and j.mls Ward, all 20 the
lowes brackets.
WinirinCc- is playing .'aanine
game jus, % present anl is quite
capahlc OF giving h.s feamuafe strcnu-
Gus opposition. llc iel hi team in an
inspiring manner. nuIshirg with two
NINNA ANNINA" NA ~ NIlt fNf WIND "tff
him thrd place .n the qualifying
round.
"Laddsc" Mcmahon. recent winner ~
the Fox Hills tourraV NJ, showed a
vast improvement on the last twO
rounds. as We had expected hc wopic.
The Yale youncstef has tae game %
give him an equal chance with any
body .r tho field. lie was driving bet
ter yesterday and rctt.ng % hoit 4 y 's
irCns with what g.cmed 90 o.. more
confident manner.
Wards game slipped o few no.chcg.
Tho lad himself was by ro means sSt
igfcd wi'h the rar thing we've going
arc after hc had friah he'd his DAG took
Frank Bcl.wood. The Garden City rrc-
fess.oral, out o. ,he links 90 help h.m
rcmody h.s faults
Tho draw for the irst round this
morning .s l5 follows;
Upper half Dc hnepper 80 TaN re-
Grr rr NH '1rrgfn Lowell fa .ernr No
iarrniin So IcIDe-tfr. FuTh So def'rrH-
dorI GuDnIaou ~ Todd fhccay w.
cnmf.Hra Jnn.s tH i.nlEn
fovrI nalf -NInff.nst. fs >-hrlaber
Darlington Fn WIiiraf lafnn 81. d.
ward ruiih fs Sgfrhs NrM hon s.
Bf~sscifc. .yer fa ward. bYwirs 80
t. d. Buy4 vf tauf '.F
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