New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

i',s .e',s' go. Bob Cwaltncy, Fred Rich
49,. n C. Paul and Frank Dyer,
81 E.' I,,,sy state amateur title holder.
,- richardson. Of this group ex-
w - him, bot Sweetser' with rec,
.i's- .i'.S 80 n II strokes, always had
90 ..,S '.. veil IN hand. A mistake in
ss hs'e. 80 sweetser an s4 in his
,I..ss IL 6wAltney, but he was 60
=. "a clip that morning, ne
=. ~, been over IS on any OF ms
s~,.,s.rs MashIe Play on
sv...,er showed erratieness only
- l;s mashie. and on the greens
w. - - ne IRON shots he missed were
Hos. - 80 rssal. OF chrelessness and
!, I',-,y ,.v,ysrisslousness 20 end the match
seA ;5s end Of the morning round
sree.ssr was up. mere was no
.sossst s,ss Of quitting 50 fsr as Hale was
,a,csrned, though somebody mentioned
.sa.' W. ,SsTs vas still long journey
lss. :. >. went 70 the clubhouse.
aIss an, -, rsnlied the b,onde-haired
- on;.e chesrfa.ly, many things
~ Is,ren In eighteen holes"
o. II tsoss things happened on the
,.,r frs. hole Of the afternoon round
-, svee,ser, after perfect drive,
..-nls.slv fubbed his chip shot and
- - iole with G. That left him
~ ~. But sweetser had already
-,i. .oo many such careless mistakes.
M, rsr.ieular miseue, instead Of un-
r-risg bin In any way only served
= .ut hin on bis mcttle. From then
- plAyed like . demon. lie never
~. NJ, Jersey rival a chance after
IA, sas was righ, there 90 take ad-
n,.ses Of every mistake the Upper
Y,,.clsir player made.
M, rvalt Of al this was that at
a, turn Of the afternoon round
Iv,s.,sr was up. an Overwhelming
nd He pitched right on to the
r,sn 4. re tenth and won that hole
4, Hals vas over the green on MS tee
,ttt Ths. settled matters.
svss.sr vas well on his way 10 a
,.,s,l usrs IN the morning. Up 70
The rir.A isls he had played better
,ksn vsrts,, glf. He had not made
o,s s3,iury mistake, although he had
r!sss5 ssrsrL short puts for brides.
IL vas z % and after a perfect
srvs At ,ss ninth stood 70 win that
lsls also and 70 be out in the difficult
Jr tT-,f, Of 35 strokes.
sfymie Stoss Hale
Es 70; OF his brassie shot on the
i.i,h vel enough. but was short on his
rist.s spproach and took a six for
Re holt. saving a half because OF a
r-ie, which hale was unable TO get
r.aas. He vas short or MS approach
& %, eighth 20 be sure, but made up
r that mistake by sinking a lohg
~ b. holding a chip shot from
try yards of the green at the tentn,
Efs nsde him Q up. He was wen
r rs wav again for that record until
twelfth hole, where he slipped
az This time ii was short putt
.iie missed and that bobble enabled
u who had hubbed his second TO get
,ii.
,veetser as usual was straight down
middle Of the thirteenth fairway
his drive. while the Jersey youth
bed ,is drive into the rough. Hale
iyed un 20 the hole via the rough
= emtl'spr's brassio walioQ, although
iv,- Nti. TOO far 20 the loft. was
riettly k.t. Tor his third shot nc
> 2, -it-- over trap. Aiming %
kr ft's ha-r~l and thus 70 be dead
tie ier .te Westchestor lad under
si The fa.l Too finely and dropped into
b sand Making sure 20 be out on
is rex. shot be- ran some ten feet past
be e., and missed the putt coming
,;k Thus again was Hale able 10
ave the hole.
That SIX ruined any chance the ST.
fanoy golfer may have had for a
stori. But he now had q commanding
ed Of four holes. and the question
n how much he would increase his
ss3 before The end Of the round. The
,gngsous hale gave answer 20 that
r'h q ncrvy b't of golf play on the
trrieerih hole. Both rad perfect
r7s' there. Swoetser's second landed
: the green hole high. Hale's bal
~ reached the edge % the green. He
'sri boldly for the cup, but ran eight
~ beyond. SwCetseT, tco, gave has
PIG plenty o. chance. but missed, the
'sl rolling over the tin, stymieing
lac completely.
A Brilliant Shot
Putting his pu.tcr bag on his back
rie.f he had looked over The lay 81 the
.aid, this steei-ncrved youngster took
y nassle and, 20 The astonlshment OF
present. sklllfully Jumped Sweetser 5
al tid hoiei his four. Sweetser
'''ed his putt and lost a hole. Hale
..s.fvea great credit for that biz OF
litay golf Most ether golfers, fgur-
rs tnat y they should miss such an
i-enpt they Would be FIVE down and
.le'e's!y out Of %. would probably
''ss y tried 70 putt around the stymie.
wong into The fftcenth hole Hale
's'ea t.s tee shot 20 within four feet
sas hole, while Sweetser fell short
l.e.ss es green into a trap. His recovery
4. " hiteen feet past the hole, but
III ss down the putt coming back.
- 49,. save him a half when Hale
',,,,s ,ii putt. Had the Upper Mont
Ia. = cot his birdie there he would
,.'si very much in the game again.
t,s,.si oaringly squared of and
~, ~ longest part Of the hay field
a., .-ls'ts the next hole, and with an
IN. ~ .:slgfoaeh 20 the green II looked
:, :. y hole But Hale ran his second
=, @s green nicely and had a putt
M = vale the Siwanoy entry fubbed
nj, 'sotl and took 2 5, losing the
~. ~ Tic seventeenth Hale did ex-
.,,,....aat wat Walker did yesterday, IN
IN - - 2 bis second so much that he
i,saH ,'saH o. the green.
ho, y ns eighteenth he pulled his iron
,s,s,... ne trees and lost the hole 10
yards we're as follows.
-. MORNING
u ~. cut 2f44<tt e-5s
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