New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

E E.nrity. hepcful and eNpoctant' a g
i ID confident. Their showing does nc
1 .r.,re j, room for only sixteen in the
b krb,npionship division which viii start
Il ..ch MAY on Wednesday. There are
4 ,n ,ban twice that number OF capa-
n ,.rrorn,crs who have or had hopes
n competing for the tic,o. but only
Il hor, ton arc sure of Quail syine. For
& =. otber SIX PAGES i: vii be q grand
4 .,snble tomorrow on thc second
Il I'D between some twenty-five players.
3 Henry Topping, tac Greenwich star;
n ourr Lucicn Walkcr, o. Richmond
81 ognty; Harold Webor, the scdatc and
.,,adv .roing Inverness representatives;
rtnpr Yates, who used TO bowl them
or or the rridiron at Vale a few
sre aco: I. /. Scodcld. another
| .esdy. and Bill Fowucs, all played
4. ght IN 70 form in tho first round to-
- and are quite certain Of qualifying.
fact. It is largely a question rs 10
1ioh Of these will win tho media.
Other Bright Prospect
N. Newton ard r {, Newton Robe
s,- and Roberts. NeEdcs and Chapman,
g,rsop and Lowcry arc others who have
sd.ht prospects OF getting into tire
~t sixteen also. but for the rest il
~l mean full speed ahead tomorrow.
Toppinr. Yates. Weber and Scofcld
HI he'd snappy seventy y-fours to-day -
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Il Walker had q fnc round Of 10 and
Of &c. lIajsnc kavasahi. the
q S.gpauese champion. is ono of tho dis
ones tins evening. Jimmy.
he Is Familiarity called. was induced
TO come here and try his hand at Pine
hurst golf rs Waltcr Fovarguc, re-
H,cn;ly tcinstated IS an amateur.
oyarcuc himself 3 fnc player. is con
&yalescing from a recent Illness. How
&eye- he managed to ger around in 81
I'd has chance vet 10 qualify in Tho
championship division.
4 Kawasaki began we'll enough and
- holding the pace until he reached
s. seventh hole There he hooked his
zssccond into a trap and before he had
Nrmergcd from the ghastly pit he had
sao1suned several supcrhuous atrokcs
S8 HE total for tho hole was su eight.
Is Immy had Z seven also on tho way
q scs.
s. Pick Up q Few Sizes
81 IN addition tbe wiry Jimmy picked
II op few siXes along the way. Thuo
9 he had a varied but rather useless
9otIng score card When lie had added
R'c ieurcs lie found, much TO his hor.
ToT, ne mad taken 80 rcsounding blows
mmy vas quite PANIED and reluctant,
81 10 hand in his card.
81 IN my native country have never
lad such bad round
81 VI hat was your trouble. Jimmy ."
81 '0h. don't know; vcry bad. I 20.
b gulst'd.' And he shrugged his
saouldcrs mcsBingly.
4 jimmy was told that George Duncan
hdd once taken eleven strokes on
$no'c ana that other stars on occasion
"U t'o helr systems Of lot of bad
&,'o'S' ponald Ross assured the vounp
Sp pc would surely do better. Thus
FieasSured, kawasaki turned in his
ttofc and decided TO take another hit
'@VlciSe on NO. course tomorrow.
nc day WIS warm, so that all.
."e tSey may not have obtained
q results desired from their vorl.
e. old get at least good coat Of tan
aad plenty Of exercise.
Uona!d Parson, who was counted on
y WIN the medal by many admirers,
.M an 90 Parsons has about aban-
rvnco all hopc Of that modal. Uc will
S"venlfatc on the task Of qualifying
+ Tuorro" and Will leave tho modal for
'0cfS to worry about
Zoe Wells was struggling on the out
HRoAs nine holes to make a rnsncctahl,
Pt,e' put could not seem 20 find him-
'oe sui has r chance TO uualifv.
,b'eItlsnd ~ n kAce, who played around
~ No'ls' reversed matters. Grant
III aVa'Cd ,naJ co VOL ON tho FIRST uiuc. but
'PP'd badly on the return.
Il sor me allure Of Joe Sch,ottnan. an
y ,ar a,' Qr Qrre'ostated amateur. to do better
'' 3d. was big surprise.
't ,s.,, 1act that only thirty seven ou.
"eIo OF more than 200 lad scores
90 OF better proves once again chat
.o,e3 e3,'raSe player is he Who trots
'4o1 III 30 or tbcrcsbouts.
me uSt Of those with s. or better
.re'a 1pSrip.us pIis Greenwich .... IS IS -