New-York tribune., 1922-03-04

r.rsi1erlnC the manner IN "'!cH t-e
ne fellow Is travelling IL Viii take
80 49,. wonderful golf to oVertakc him
a.~sl the favorite here because this
y, home club, is hot on the trail of
:. rival aud likely TO come through il
..,.,sn shows any signs of slipping
.l.,c the way. Cyril Walker, Of the
~r.isvood Club g New Jersey also
-, Grand chance. He is running in
.scond place at present. with score Of
"a sarazen's total for the day was
lE.
II the rorning. while the stars were
,ioreing through mud and bitterly
.o;S ',Sss Wind, the Pittsburgh star was get
..,, in many good licks. He showed no
100. Of falterng. but, on the contrary.
~. better as he went along.
Fine Putting Helps
s,razen played around with Long
I'M Barnes. and. although his game to
,ss green was not much better than
,ss Iie fellows, he scored 70 better
.Svsntace. due 70 some exquisitely fine
,a.ting. Where Jim was missing short
s,ss little Gene was dropping long
oDes, hitting the back OF the cup on
.rh and every occasion with q loud
s,ng. There was the big difference,
,,d 1t the end Of the day it totalcd
.srsn strokes, for Barnes had a score
,il57.
This is the way Sarazcn scored:
MORNING.
o. f,.....s 81 ! 3 : . s-::;:
e. g.. : I : s-:s-7s s-:s
Sarszen, coming star, has the
eneness to hold the pace, and If lie
srt crowded too much tomorrow he
i likely to remain out in front. But
,-sady the Pittsburgh professional
un near the hoof beats Of that ire
ressiDle Diegel, who 5 ever carry
biegsl fused and struggled in the
norping, but. like Hutchison, with
whom he played he found the clements
quite unassailable However, in the
s.tsrnoon the local boy c-t going and
bsgsn running of par figures with
.ioek.like precision. On this round he
turned in & 70, two over par, and as a
resul. Is in fine position for the big
drive tomorrow. His afternoon come
back was made as follows:
2 OF s.S -; ! Z ( .: - .-,s
Cynl Walker had two consistently
good rounds in making d very credit.
able showing of 75-74--149. SO did
San Rajappe, of the Maplewood Club,
d New jersey.
Ireland. formerly of Shackamaxon, but
present unattached, did little come
back Of his own in making rs this
afternoon Peter, very deliberate
and sharp shooting individual, can be
counted on to finish we'll up, as he is
playing good golf at present
Charlie Hoffrer. OF Philadelphia, is
usd with O'Hara with score of l54.
Ho4ner and O'Hara Will race together
tomorrow, while the two midgets,
Dleee and Sarazen, will be paired for
me last two rounds.
Huchison Is Also Far in Rear
Barnes and Hutcnison have the same
ieore Tor the first day. 1871. Neither
q the champions is playing in good
lorn. Both are somewhat fatigued
rom their recent hike through the oil
seds Of Texas and are not keen for
zoe fray They are struggling for
Msr scores, which IS not & good sign
nat they will come through.
Big Bob MacDonald who won the
Ng money purse at San Antonio re-
ssn.y' found the going aitogther too
ryelgn to-day. He and the nifty little
f'eedie Mcleod are practically out OF
ne running for first money.
NOS OF the field withdrew from the
gI,o!fe,sslonal-amateur g,! event Yesterday.
sa'sn .a. was won by Tom LAlly. of San
aMonlo, and Louis Howard. Of this
cl'y. 1t was the worst day so far as
weather. was concerned New Orleans
las e%per'enced in years. After win
ahag' Lsi'y had TO have his right foot
"a"eo out IN bucket of hot water.
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