New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

#s,ugs the spectators "eie heNei op.
81 ~. xas the second start for the
&..,.,s and sheir first defeat. But
), n asfea. they were both grand
:, .ea and are to be congratulated
4 .s,;r remarkable showing against
The best amateur players in the
&sss.Fy.
r,ylor aud Herd were quite unable
l.,n race with their opponents
..u.ra espseiallv--from the tee, but
- sNd swap iron shots and puts on
..slly an even basis. Thus was tho
r..s sniiyened and made interesting,
:. Iose two crafty hnksmen from
n s..sS Fad no dssire to take a beating
s~ - ia young fellows, and fought
3srd to the very end.
II n. tse end Of the morning round the
81 ,.,s;gnsrs were 2 up. That lead, how
a -, didn't for q minute deceive old ).
8s when somebody commented on the
IA h. remarked, with merry twinkle
Ms eve: "0h, yes, but don't trust
u lss,e young fellows"
q Amateurs Play Well in Afternoon
r,e amateurs were not playing we'll
!, he morning. Ouimet particularly
.. not his real self. But they were
= entirely different team in the after
,,ou, Both played very snappy golf in
a &. second round while their team
ark was perfection itself. Fine gen
,nIsbip and splendid teaming had
~. the visitors in the running, but
# !. far as teamwork was concerned the
b sastoaisas went their opponents one
q ,st.er on this round.
# Even so, the Britons might have fin
a ,hsd all even had young Sandy sunk
4, putt on the last green. Sandy"
,xs great chance right there to make
q is,e Of himself He will probably
a ,,ssr forgive himself for his lack of
II 1ldrsss, as it were. Going to this
g rssr the amateurs, having won the
q yysn.senth hole, were 1 up. All ex-
"a a.t Guilford had good drives. The
81 t,mpion pulled his to the left, then
y;,hed his second into the rough at
b right Of the green. ..-
Herd with a brassie played low fly
ii h shot that was straight on the pin
n Il the way, and that stopped within
a u feet of the cup. Ouimet was on
,xsly, but Taylor managed to get just
: .se edge Of the green. From that
vst however, j. H. came within a
Ai.psr OF running down his putt.
saiord made a grand chip shot and
lied his putt for 4, and the best
ainst could get was 4. That gave
ai the chance for and victory on
Il d hole.
lie and Taylor studied the putt from
Ah sides, which caused somebody in
= he gallery to twitter. To say the
east that was very unsportsman-like
md unappreciative. These veteran
4 ,layers are Just as anxious-more so,
Z IN faeE. than any other 'pair-to win
heir games
Herd Misses Putt on Last Hole
Having got the lay of the land, Herd
mttsd. The ball was right on the
Inc with the center of the cup. But in
iR anxiety to keep on the line poor
Sniy' had forgotten to be up and the
4 aA sspped on the very lip. "Oh,
gasE,' exclaimed Herd Disappointing
" should ave knocked that ball
d9. past the hole"
Tie Massachusetts, stars lost no time
Citing back on even terms in the
lherHeon. On the second hole both
4 Herd and Ouimet had puts for IS.
q Herd missed his by an eye-lash, but
a francis stepped up and with that fine,
y lseate touch that he uses rolled the
4 ,sl smoothly into the tin.
They went along then, halving each
4 hole until they came to the eighth.
lust as they came off the seventh
green the clouds opened suddenly,
4 rninirg many bonnets and as many dis
POSITIONS. Nobody missed getting that
setting.
i AT the eighth hole Ouimet dropped
als third shot within arms length of
I Inc pin and corraled birdie for a
WIN. That squared the issue.
Guliford then took hand in the
contest He hammered out tremen-
n aously long drive at the tenth hole
ND got home with an iron. while the
Nhers were using wood. Then he ran
down his putt of some fifteen feet for
soiiaie 8, which gave his side the lead.
suilofd dropped another putt of ten
Aet at the twelfth for another bird 8
nd a win.
Taylor Wins on Thirteenth
aine visitors were undaunted, never
Ieess: Taylor used his wood three
mes INES IN reaching the 600-yard thir-
seh.h' but he was never off the line
Ia mad putt for 4 when he reached
- green; His was good enough to
IN Glilford pushed his second shot
~ 81 bounds in making a strenu-
~, ~ sssempt to get home, while Ouimet
II FssiSu IlS third IN Tho ro,IrJ
i; me putt of some fifteen feet-a
aae.hiil putt at that--which Herd
saae at the fifteenth put his side back
,s.ss = sae running. They halved the six
sssa1a' At the seventeenth Guilford's
I've was high and became buried
IN y. ]. landed. Jesse didn't like that
aall, but he was determined to play
w the hole. - - "
.l.s 40 you want your course dug up?"
49,, 49, .he burly champion as he glanced
a s'.aas ,he gallery. $50 to it'll" shout
j.,,. somebody from the gallery. So
4 sSon., .ook out a spade that resembled
hin iilT.sei .u and with mighty blow sent
b,l isn saq surf rocketing on high. The
I'm i.li !. lnst short of the green into a
y .aough, and Jesse was out Of it.
/ ouimet Wins Match with 5
q s,ms;o as ;oQimet came through like q true
l,s ,:sn. He pitched grand maslie
sN e!snt up to the flag and holed o
I'd eignt feet for bird 8, win
The cards:
.ou-- MORNING
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