The New York herald., 1922-09-04

three not worse than that mark. II
will be interesting to note Just how
many better Herresho<fs winning score
of 1910 Quite number are headed in
that direction
Another poin; OF conjecture rs opened
up by the strange fate which befell
Herreshoff in his match with Chick
Evans following his medal triumph here
at Brookline. Chick defeated Fred by
IL up and 10 TO play II Is scarcely
conceivable that any one fitted TO win
the qualifying medal in a championship
to-day could so badly slump as to allow
another to override him to such an ex-
tent
Such as Fownes find the scoreboard
returns an interesting commentary on
the growth and Improvement of the
game. When he won his championship
the Pittsburgher was second in the quail
flying. with 155. Another round such
as he played yesterday win leave him
at 152. and he will not be anything like
the runner up in this eligibility test
either.
New Workers Who QuaIiAed.
Those from the metropolitan district
who qualified when the championship
last was at Brookline were Walter J.
Travis, 1856; Archie NJ Reid. 100; c. G.
Waldo, 16i S. ID. Bowers, 1853 Gardi-
ner w. White. 1853; ]. NJ Ward, 167,
and j. +. Stanley. 16s. To this num-
Der might also be added the name OF
John @. Anderson, although in those
days the Siwanoy man was a regular
Bostonian. Now John is of the New
York contingent, and with his clubmate,
Jesse Sweetser, is UP among the leaders.
While New York Is to be well repre-
Snntnd frt,N
shadow Of elimination already over
hangs the great majority OF the contin-
gent. Anderson and Sweetser at rs each
are certainties. At II r. A. Haight is
well on his way and at 70 each Grant
A. Peacock, Frank w Dyer and w
Parker Seely are prospects w NJ
Reekie and Hamilton X. Kerr at so
are still. in the fight and so is John ~
Stearns at 81 and possibly also n. M.
Lewis at 50. As for several others II Is
case of how close on the second eigh-
teen holes they can come to perfection
This group includes John w. Ward, SO !.
c. l.. Maxwell, SO: c. II. Brown. So A.
S. Bourne. SO, and possibly F. H. Hoyt,
now at 81.
The remainder are not particularly
sanguine and IL the truth were known
this probably goes for several of the
above mentioned. Among these from the
metropolitan SfNllOl WHO WDutu appear
to have shot their bolt are j. G.. Nc
Mahon, Sc; A. c. Gregson, S5: Il. NJ.
Barnes. Sc Dean Paul. 81 w. l.. Rich
ard, IS; Ray Thompson, 49, and s. j.
Graham. 81. Also there are Gardiner
w. White and Henry J. Topping lam
gushing at 81. That is not exactly
form. but It Is golf.
Among the invaders chief interest. or
course. attaches to Roger Wethered
who has an SO 20 overcome. Willie Hun
ter and c. V. l.. Hooman at 81 are also
sorely beset and that also goes for Ber-
nard Darwin. However. John Caven.
rs; Cyril Tolley, "a; c. G. Aylmer. 49,
and W. w. Mackenzie at ~ all should
get in. With mis- 70 w. r. Terrence
viii have TO break leg to fall out. r.
d. Armour with "a is also reasonably
certain Of qualifying. but his brother
Alex at so still has 10 work. The Ar
mours are playing from the Westches-
ter-Biltmore and, strictly speaking. are
not part OF the invading forces. sun
Hunter was British champion two years
ago.