The New York herald., 1922-06-30
Beats G. B. Bowles 1 Up in
Second Round of Intercol-
\ legiate Tourney.
R. L. wINTRNGER LOSES
Princeton Star Is Defeated 4
and 3 at Garden City by
~ D. williams.
BY KERR N. PETRIE.

BY KERR N. PETRIE.
A full, high mashie stot that bored
it's way into the nHsts. crossed the
pond at about the ALTITUDE that the
average aeroplane seeks while looking
for it's home on Hampstead Plains, and
fell with that dull, sickening thud a
foot from the cup, enabled Dart
mouths star golfer, A. p. Boyd. to
qualify for tie third round Of the
intercollegiate Golf Association cham
pionship yesterday ON the Garden
City links.
Boyd was the last Green representa-
tive in the chase for the individual.
honors, last of the team which last
year was good enough, to carry or the
championship from the best field that
Boyd was desperate, for G. B. Bowles
of Yale had been nagging at his heels
every inch of the way, leading him
usually over the first dozen holes and
then coming back at the Dartmouth
star when the latter finally shook off
the yoke and assumed the lead for
the first time during the match with
a S to on the fifteenth.
Bowles replied to this squirt hy the
Dartmouth leader by sending master
stroke on the 4o2 yard sixteenth within
four feet of the cup with his brassie.
He holed the putt for a birdie 9. and
there was the despised Bowles, who
had scored 50 and 30 in the qualifying
round, battling even with to play
against Boyd. WHO had made the medal
thirty-six holes in rs and Is. But such
is golf and such the Yale spirit. At
the seventeenth Bowles halved in 5. and
with the honor for the last hole sent
his ball across the pond to the green.
Makes Perfect Shot.
It was now up to Boyd to prove the
stuff of which he is made. He showed
It beyond a shadow of doubt. for the
stroke he played was the acme of per.
fection, the duplicate, or rather an i'm
provement. on the wonderful shot which
Gardiner White played in the final
against Grant A. Peacock on that exact
spot to win the metropolitan title a
year ago. A"
There was only one thing for Bowles
to do. He had to give the ball a chance.
for his opponent was within dozen
best, but the ball not only missed the
cup. It kept on out of the dead zone.
The Yale man even missed his next
and Boyd had the hole in a walk. tap
ping In for his 2.
Bowles this time hit off an so. so de-
spite his erratic medal work he has
TO be placed In the category of danger
Gus as a match player. The Yale man
took The lead with a fine birdie 3 at
the third. and he led again at the sixth
and twelfth. In between Boyd man.
aged TO get the match back to evens.
The card:
BOYD
a9%Lrs- 9yt ;:s.... 3 AS IS 50 4s'
out ....... 35 5545 5 4-ss
In .... 4 45 g 5 2-39-T7
In .......4 8 3 6 S 8 $3.50
In another second round match of the
home green order J. Bush of Yale de-
feated w. B. Todd. Princeton, / up.
Bush was 2 up with 3 to play. but Todd
carried off the sixteenth and held on
with a half at the seventeenth. Keeping
his nerve Bush beat his man with the
shot over the pond and then ran dead
for his 8.
AS the tournament now stands Prince
ton had two men left for the last eight,
r. E. Knepper and w. b. Sparks Har-
d. williams. and Williams College also
is there with its two stars. J. c. Ward
: and L. p. Secor. Bush is left to play a
lone hand for Yale, while Boyd remains
as the hope of Dartmouth.
For Boyd another test comes this
morning. the Green star being drawn
against Ward of Williams. one of the
finest players in the tournament, Kan
sas City boy and former intercollegiate
tpa ef gec0nd
squelched all hope of local victory by
defeating J. G.. Mcmahon OF Yale and
Sleepy Hollow by 5 and 4. Over the
first half dozen holes Mcmahon was Civ
Ing as good as he got. but when he did
begin to slip he slipped fast
'Laddie" has not been hitting the ball
this week as we'll as he usually does
and he was rather lucky to be on even
terms on the first five holes He had
fluky halves on the first and second.
On the third Ward holcd a ten foot putt
for a birdie 3, but McMahon on the next
got down q good putt for a birdie, squar-
ing the match.
Perhaps the biggest surprise Of the
day was the second round defeat Of r.
L. wintringer of Princeton by d. WILL
Jams OF Harvard. The Crimson exponent
began with s. but for all that he went
out in 81. Wintringer was 4 down at
the ninth and 5 down at the tenth. After
that he made squirt and won back two
holes. but Williams retaliated with
long putt and beat the Tiger into sub
mission on the sixteenth green. 3 and 2.
INTERCOLLEGIATE GOLF CHAMPION
sHIP-F1RsT ROUND
n. \. Knepper, Princeton. beat II. Taft
Dartmouth. and @.
T.. b. Carruth. Princeton. beat J. NJ De
Camp. Yale, up.
r.. p. secor.. Williams. beat N. T. Lowell.
Yale. 2 and I.
a. r. Mclaughlin. Yale. beat J. Ledbet.cr,
j. Bush. Yale. beat @. O. dc Gersdorff,
w. b. Todd. Princeton. beat A. Gunnison,
Dartmouth, and a.
H. w. Comstock. williams. beat. r. sheehy,
Dartmouth, and 1.
y. Jones, Harvard. beat r. W. ciough,
Harvard. and 1.
r. l.. wintringer. Princeton. beat M. schrie-
ber, Columbia. and ..
d. williams. Harvard. beat A. T. Buffing-
ton, Yale, and 2.
J. II. Eaton. Harvard, beat d. ward Prince
ton, and q
w. b. SPARKS. Princeton, beat r. $. Smith,
Jr. Princeton, 4 and ?.
J. O.. Mcmahon. Yale. beat p. NJ. Bressette
Penn. and 3,
y. 9. ward. Williams. beat H. Meyer. Cor
neil. g and B.