New-York tribune., 1922-09-03


~ occasion he was unable 70 com, eon
.;.s.sAs ~ long march, which was hai1ea
,ss,,tIv BY gathering darkness fnat
.. s.sss IN over the hills. This forced
~. 81 - arise shortly after dawn the
3 ~. s morning TO complete his round
Ga s i no game to stand any such
ss.s,rs w;th we'll ordered continuity
n,es : Concentration is split asunder It
sases It's own serene time in wfhch to
'ss. I. - hapuened that Robert A. Gard
~ Hinsdale, then the crown wear
fsi,ad Ia oualify. BE was forced to
~ s... Me scegter into the struggling
~. -. Without striking a blow at match
.sss nssr a aeif-deferse. At the start of
kas .scand act we find that twelve
sss,s - Nave passed. In those twelve
s..,, sss.s eoIlege life had dipped back into
n. s.ys faint ard almost forgotten
~ s.,ssyv' asn Asother golf crowd had been
49, &. tia mean time, but in all that
essssasd ysriod Gardner had never
icgresssa brookline.
eardaer's Determined Egort
ma sonatines the custom that when
4ss fails 10 qualify ct q certain course
Ss apnfoaehes II for the next trial with
spiysring nerves and shaking knees.
Hut Bob Gardner happened TO be
m,r,heY of q different order whose;
nair slogan is. Il am coming back
sgaia.b
Hsll hath no greater fury than
fciIed golf champion and a Corsican
sets no greater sweetness from his
revenge. Recalling the brooding
memories that had festered for more
! thss decade, Gardner to-day went
after Brookline with. deadly yolley
N wood and iron. Mixed in with the
arsassst field from two great goifing
aasions that ever stepped forward in
search of the "Jasonic Fleece Of the
Ascient Green" the Chicago star, now
gon veteran of thirty y-three, led the
isng caravan with brilliant II.
II the course Of his devasting march
he made but three mistakes, topped 1
drive at the third, short missed putt
81 the fourteenth and q hooked drive
g the Anal hole.
Outside Of these entirely human
srora his golf was as ffawless as one
sf the summer skies that used to hang
WEI tuS via uciuG bOHu. I1IS Tee
scots we're far and true, his iron play
ffm snd straight and his putting we'll
Up to the mark. As his putt for a IL
tutsestd into the cup on the eighteenth
srsent his pursuit of twelve-year
Esysnge was over and the Brookhne
dsoaeie Of 1910 had been wiped off
!hs mas.
e y shis isn't evening up old scores
We wait for some rehuttal in reply.
Gtrdnsr needed every shot ne had
IN MS bag to-day to outpoint this
GALAXY Of talent, for only one stroke
gehind came w. B. Torrance, of the
british team, and NJ. A, Greer, Of Phila-
dslphia, who recently graduated from
the pablie links, with a pair of 72s.
Ioung Greer rad six-footer for his
on the. home green. but couldn't
quise establish The needed liaison with
the bottom of the cup.
Jones and Sweetser Next
suss back Of this swiftly-moving trio
same Bobby Jones and Jesse Swaetser.
ihe two twsnty-year-old stars. who are
ayored to 60 far and fast. Each had a
=, Jones losing his 7S when he called
penalty stroke against himself on the
MsehIeentn green. AS he was address
nas als putt the ball huttered on the
sssE green and, while no one saw i'll
was due. s0s
y sae midst of the turmoil one
sa.sss 1900 nnslady of medal play at
pssas ssSasa user to several of the leading
sl'.as golfers. This malady is known
y son science as one-bad hole. 1t
ans assns y nothing in a match play test,
s,. ~ y can be as crushing in medal
80 msy ~ . long series of minor mis-
rsss. ass. iorrsnee, Toliey, Aylmer and
s.s., .sssn Of the invading forces are
was wsI IN the select circle barring
@sssoay @.sy SIMEON, but Hooman, Hunter,
saeazie s.aasa and Darwin are along the
asss asssea edge, with Roger Wethered
ssns..ng over the abyss at the end of
rsvsiine rope.
= almost every instance it was all
s.siaf ha,sef Of one bad hole suddenly
.ssgM,eoalng I'M their faces when the
,@i.,ng tace of happy fortune seemed
m.. ~ osekoning down the trail, Hoe
II. sh.as ior example, the bright star Of
~. as International matches at the ma
sSas sSasi ilflss, was breezing along gently
~ rasa came up at the eleventh hole
nss rsa struck him under the left ear, The
ss.lo.o star lost his ball here, and this
ysy penalty led him fro none error
"a ,aanosner ne before he came back to dry
sa. Inns cost him an 81. where
isss s@,gnt Just as we'll had N. He
as ous OF 1t yet. but he will need
or IL on Monday.
pa ps;st me same way Willie Hunter. ex-
sa'sa ssas champion, who went to the last
d. :, sS. Louis q year ago, was step
~ N sois,y when his tee shot started
ms.s snort sixteenth. The ball al
s;s.s q. aIt sne flag, and Just as he de-
saea s. that he had putt for a . On i
ssss struk the down sloning bsns
Il aSsr a.arrled out Of bounds. Playing
fssl,r peo Ills next one in a trap and
ksIs kI needed for the easiest three
fsn, sn .he course. Here also was q
~ fsisroke si.aoke loss on one misiudeed shot.
is ~ sauhter also is out on a limb look,
a0s a II at the next test -ooN
n, ahree Mistakes Are CosfIv
.sstah satahter missed three shoty ana .i4a
~ ssser ne figures these three NV r,;stasos aiso
d n aaill nine strokes. As it was. with
1As he was only Q down at match
IA Jesse Guilford,s IA, Darwir,
sssss at the fifteenth and a at ths
III ~ hsixteenth, after sound golf other
gag the big shock of tha dav ca,aa
.sssi,,.s spossy round of Roger Wefheraa
ss..ya star at medal NAV W.
wa Toliey and Wefharsa e.;,.