Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
KERR|GAN LEADS FIELD
IN FLORIDA MATCHES
Turns In Card Of 70 for Morn.
ing Round on course at
Jacksonville.
2 ARE RUNNERS UP ron rop
Pat Doyle Takes 30 for Morning
Round, while Walker Obtains score
OF ~, with Snrn1en Running Close
with Score OF II.
by AsrocIntcd Prn..l

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March IL
george kerrigan. Of Sarnnsworth y.
j.. who was i've down at the end OF
yesterdays play. led tho field at the
end OF tho third round today. in the
Florida open golf championship here.
running In a gang OF IS for the morn
Ing round for a total Of 22I.
Pat Doyle. Of ST. Louis: Cyril Wal.
ker. OF EnGlcwood. y. j.. ana Gene
Sarazen. Pittsburgh. Pa, turned In
tho next lowcAt curds with 22a each.
Doyle took 80 for the morning round.
while Walker took II. Sarazen
seven down at tho beginning OF this
mornings play. improved his posi-
ton, when he went tho eighteen holes
in 20. walker Hagen. Detroit. the
professional clubs titiehoidcr. dis =
played somn Of his rccuperntivc quail
ties by going around In II. one be-
Low par. for cumulative card o.
225.
others Score High.
Other cards for the morning round
Charlie Honncr. Philadelphia.
fa-225: Mike Brady. Detroit. 7.-22s,
Pat O'Hara. Staten Island Ts-23i;
Captain Clark. Huntington. W. va
1921; bob Mcdonald Chicago.
1921: william GoebcI. Charlotte. y.
G., 1921: W. e. Sherwood. Newark.
ohio. 77-23i. Tom Kerr!gan. Mt. Yer
non y J.. s0-233. Freddie Mcleod.
Washington. s0-2ai
k"rriKan who was i've down NJ the
'nd OF yesterday's PLAY. took the lead
IN 'hiH mornings round with u hir-
die two on No. II. and an cagl. TWO
on 40. Is In tho afternoon rlay
ne was '!ed with Doyle TO the seven
'"h'h mole, when pnr three and
four for the last two holes Melted him
10. ''''''
Tho 72-hole two-day tournanon, OF
medal play. aud without a qualifying
round. demonstrated tn. superiort,y
'"' Young k"rriran on the putting
Etc"ns' particularly In the nunl roun,.
Tor which his 81 puts gave him IN.
necessary strok. on DOYLE He was
ire9utHtly beaten on his irons and
more often ou'triven from the tees.
hut his steadincsH on the greens was
win inc precision and accuracy OF n
machine.
piap1nres Jim Harnrs.
As Florida champion he displac"s
Jim Barnes. who did not enter tho
tournament.
Doyle led the neld through the nr.t
Two rounds OF play and with Cyril
walker. ono stroke behind. drew tho
largest gallery for the hrst round
/ today. Walkers chances went riirn
meTinE. however. when he took forty
FOR The mornings play.
Other card were:
Walter Hagen. az Detroit protcs-
hlonal club champion. after a dtsap.
pointing start yesterday, followed by
! a noticeable Improvement this morn
ing. Eel! back In the rut in the after
noon. turning In a card Of So. for n
4 total OF 30s.
! MIX" Brady. Detroit. 3o4: Ton,
kerrigan. Mt. Vernon. y. Y. 301 j
! Rogers, Dayton. Ohio. 500. Captain
Clarke, Huntington. vs.. Va 5l2.
cards in the nual foursomc. at the
heginning OF which the players stood
Kerrigau. 22i. Doyle. 2?3; Walker
2?3 sarazen. 223. were:
K"rriEan out. 57+. iH, e4t-3s: in
3j6 iIi. 43i-3S-.75.
Doyle. out. t4. 353. 5t5-37: in,
| 36i. "a. 5t4-3s--75.
walker. out. 5s5, 55L $50; in
I a66. 534. 533-3s-7s.
sarazen. out. 5a4, 454. 5n-as; in
! ass 53i. 533-3s-76.