Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10
ROD C0[TART CHIP
OFF OLD N|bL|CK
Young Son Of Philadelphia c. c.
Professional Wins School,
boy Golf Title
MIKE BRADY DARK HORSE

Frank Coltart. the Philadelphia
Country Club professional. is wearing
proud and happy smile these days.
His young son. Roddy, who IL fifteen
years old and n student at Germantown
High School. won the high school golf
championship. This is surely n vindi-
cation Of the old saying Like father
like SON." In spite Of his youth Roddy
shot very credtable SO in the final,
which is enough to make his daddy
chortlc with glee.
The senior Coltart. himself is not
entirely out Of the lmelight in spite of
the fact that he is kept very busy IN
structing at the Country Club. He tied
for first place in the Spaulding tourna-
mcnt short time ago, the last cOmpeti-
tive play in which he appeared.
Inferno fray among the members
! Of the Country Club Is waged every day
on the links, but no large tournaments
arc scheduled there In the near future.
Jim Sutor
Coltart's present assistant at the
! Country Club is professional whose
record in Scotland entities him to the
utmost consideration. Yet because he
has only been in this country three
months and has not yet appeared in any
matches. he is virtually unknown to
Philadclphans.
He Is n stocky little Scot. agreeable.
and not quite so reticent as most Of
| his countrymen. His name is Jimmy
| Sutor.
Jimmy has been playing go'f for
~anty years and more--twcnty years
of competition with the best linksmen
in the old world. In 1909 he finished
sixth In the great field that battled in
the international tournament held at
North Berwick. Five years later he
tied that great veteran, John II. Tay-
lor. for first place at West Hill. Surrey.
! fifth in the Scotch championships, and
his score in the News World tourna =
ment was the best ever made in a
qualifying round for that cassie.
! In 1920 Sutor took first place against
the cream Of Scottish gOlfdom at Aber-
deem.
He has not been in the United States
long enough to build up reputation
here, but when he starts he confidently
expects to give the best of our pro-
fessionals a hard fight for honors.
Dark Horse Of Open
In all the millions of words that have
been spilled concerning the United
States open, that has its premiere in
Glencoe, H.. today, mighty few have
concerned Mike Brady, yet Mike is the
real dark horse of the tournament.
He has mastery of every club in the
bag. and at this time is playing the best
golf OF his career.
Mikes biggest handicap is his TEN
permanent. He bothers too much about
what his competitors are doing and that
has an inevitable effect on his score. Ii
the last open. Brady was so keenly
anxious to know what the others wert
up to that he had relays Of messenger!
meet him at every green to inform hin
what their scores were.
That reacted to his disadvantage, fol
Mike worried when he heard that som'
one else was doing remarkably well
There is no better indication of
golfers state of mind than his card
IL Brady eliminates this system o
information and keeps his mind strict,
figure in the championship fight. If h,
doesn't he'll finish nowhere. There ism
man nthe world who can play hi
best when he is concerned with tn,
doings Of others.
The 90 Clarence Hackney shot in hi
Tsnds ssufs Ssse 81 'es hat sk2se hs nh
man has an excellent fighting chance
Clarence Is one-thlrd OF the famous Hack
ney trio, which comprises BIZ. at Bsia, an
lin at Green Valley.
This IL n big week IN golfdom. for beside
the open at Chicago the Pennsylvania ANA
ber OF Philadelphia stars will be anon
/ the contestants VINO win try to knock tn
crown of the head Of Max Marston. III
| present titleholder.
Tomorrow the shriners at Lu Lu Temp!
will play the Zembo Temple from Harris
burg at the I.u Lu Club in Edge Hill. Th
| out of town Shriners issved the chaIlens
and II was accepted with the undeTsta ndin
that the Zembo potentste play. as the iocal
| insist that W. Freeland Kendrick, thei
| all tho countries Of the globe.