The New York herald., 1922-08-29

second journey toward shnnecock with
a birdie o. This hole they won. They
were held to halves on the next three.
but on the fifth they slipped out in
front again with against 5. An
other success for the Americans seeIneu
i'm prospect following the tee shots for
| the short sixth. Darwin laid his rub
| ber core toward the edge, while Gull
ford placed within four rect or so of
| the cup. Then Tolley proceeded to
! hole for 2, while Ouimet missed
| Ouimet's putt, be it said. was a treach-
erous curling affair.
| But the American pair soon made
amends for that setback. They won
the seventh and eighth and with half
at the ninth they turned up The
tenth found the British side in trouble
among the bunkers and rough to the
| left of the course, whereas following
| a fine swipe by the national champion
| Ouimet cracked b-assie shot to within
| twenty feet of the cup. Jesse made 1t
full house by sinking the putt for
| 3. This was too, against the wind
| The hole Is 435 yards. That left the
! American pair dormie, so that a hail
was all they required. No trouble was
| encountered in this. In fact Jesse and
| Francis had two to win the eleventh.
They played safely. The cards:
MORNING. ROUND.
| Guiford and Ouimet- -
2Si: fs'!........... ssssti Ess-7s EEsss
2st: fS'I........... ] ssSstS S-is-ss Ess
AF-rERNoc;; ROUND.
out. ta..,o'u ~" 49, s4a4 8 5-s4
4 Tolley and Da rwin--
out.......... ! ! % 4 51aT
H......
| John Caven added to his host of adj
mirers by his workman-like play The
| British runner-up was strong from tee
to the flag pin and 1; was no fault of
| his that Great Britain did not obtain
an even break in these foursomes.
At the start of the afternoon round
| Caven performed prodigies and he also
| was working like a trojan in the morn
| ing when his side found itself battling
uphill with a deficit of three holes to
make up. These three were lost in the
| first six. At the ninth Caven and Mac
Kenzie resaincd one. but they lost this
/ once more ut the tenth.
Tho twelfth and fourteenth went to
Marston and Fownes, but Caven and
Mackenzie carried off the fifteenth and
then wen the home hole when their OPP
ponents alternately applied themselves
TO bunker shot without any measure
OF success and finally picked up.
Caven Clears Sahara.
| With hole still to make up. the
British pair buckled down to their work
In the afternoon. This they got al the
first, for Fownes unaccountably spanked
his mashie. At the second. 26I yards,
Caven drove the green over the Sahara
Tolley and Jones were also there, but
this goes TO prove that Caven IL by no
4 means short from the tee. Marston
/ Clipped on and Fownes dropped q fif-
teen foot putt. Caven was left with
five footer for a half, but he made II.
AZ sliced drive by Mackenzie and n
putt Of some eighteen feet by Fownes
enabled the American pair to win tho
third. At the fourth Caven holed am
other four foot putt for half and he
came back at Fownos once more with a
six footer on the fifth. In fact Il was
a delightful putting duel between Caven
and Fowncs. this match.
4 Tho Americans won the sixth and
turned UP. stu CAvcn snd Mackenzie
held ON. They won the eleventh. but ut
the Cape holo Mackenzie flubbed his
approach after a grand tee shot by
Caven. Marston from the rough laid up
a magnificent shot and the American
pair became up.
Trouble and enough Of II was cncoun-
tered by Fownes and Marston at the
nftecnth, but they won tho sixteenth
ana halving the seventeenth took the
match by and /. The cards:
MORNING ROUND.
Marston and Fownes--
Out ..........i o 3 8 G--3g
Caven and MarKenzio--
ONT
Marston and rownes-
In .......4...5 5 L 7--4a--ea
caven and MacKenais-
In ..s.........6 4 3 D--4f-s2
AFTERNOON ROUND.
Marsion and rownes-
Out .......,..G ) 5-1s
ceven and Mackenzie
out .....,..f . 45 5-as
Marston and Fownes--
cavcn aud MACKENZIE.
IN ...........5 q 555
In the afternoon Wethered and Ayl-
mer played the first nine in 81 and with
this they raised their advantage BY one
hole. There was an odd Incident ~
the Alps where Aylmer applied a nib
lick to a ball buried on the green and
made wonderful shot OF II. Tho
card:
MORNING ROUND.
Wethsrcd and Ayimer-
out ...,..tt o . a 5--3r
Wethered and Ayimer-
- ~ ,,,.. ...,mis .aii 4-f55 . 5-ii-7s
out ...r, 435 . so
Gardner and Evans
In ..t4s...ts y 4 } T--f2-~eg
AFTERNOON ROUND.
wethcrcd and Aylmcr--