Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-23
Hagen's 800 Wins
British Open Golf


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Taylor finished with 70 for a total
of 3O3, one stroke more than Hutchi-
son.
Jock Hutchison had disastrous ex-
perience at the fourth hole in the fourth
round, taking a seven. He had fine
four at the sixth, however, where he
pitched the ball to within three feet Of
the pin after pulling his second shot
badly.
Hagen. who is the only American
born Of the three United States golfers,
went out in 36 for the first nine holes
Of his third round.
Plays Steadily
Hagen played steadily going out. ex-
cept that he dropped n stroke at the
second through approaching over the
green, but he made this up by holing
twelve yard putt at the ninth. He
half topped his iron shot to the thir-
teenth. and this time a ten yard run
up putt hit the back of the hole and
popped out again.
From that point everything went
wrong for him. and but for good put
ting he would have dropped several more
strokes. At the fourteenth he was at
first in the rough at the wight and then
to the left.
Ae the fourteenth he was first in the
rough at the right and then to the left.
At the fifteenth he was short with his
run up and at the sixteenth was hum
kered to the right Of the green. At the
seventeenth he was again trapped in the
rough to the left and with his next shot
was short of the green in 3 and just
missed a putt Of five feet. He topped
his drive to the last hole and was bum
) kered at the left and then went into the
rough to the right, again not being up
In 8.
Jock Started Well
Hutchison did brilliant "a going
out. His card:
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Hutchison started splendidly, being
two under fours for the first thirteen
holes, and would have done even better
had some of his long puts gone in, as
they very nearly did, particularly at
the eleventh and thirteenth holes. He
had a temporary breakdown at the
fourteenth. where he had to play in the
teeth Of the wind and where he was
short of the canal. With the next ball
he hit the handrail of the bridge and
glanced off, landing at the fence sep.
links. At the sixteenth he had another
slip, where he missed a four-foot putt
for a 3 and took q 4.
Barnes went out in 3s on his first
round today. He started indifferently.
being bunkered off in his approach at
the first, while he was short with his
approach at the second. He missed by
six inches getting a 2 at the third. At
the fourth he missed putt of less than
six feet and also missed yard putt on
the fifth green. He got par figures for
the next four holes, however.
Barnes Shoots ~ in Third
He started his home turn we'll. He
had a @ at the fourteenth, where his
shot caught the side of the canal and
gave him a hanging lie. He got out
with his niblick, but was two yards
short of the green in 4 and took two
puts. He had a good 3 at the Six
teenth.
At the seventeenth he put his second
into the bunker to the left of the green.
but holed out in 4. lie took an iron
for his second to the home hole and was
short and also missed four foot putt,
giving Him a 8 for total Of II for the
round. =
His card:
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A heavy rain began falling on the
course at o'clock.
Other third round scores: y,
Joe Kirkwood, so; Roger Wethered,
g3; A. Havers, rs; Abe Mitchell. rs;
Alexander Herd, 49, Edward Ray, So
A. Compston. "A; w. /. Hunter, %;
Tom Walton, II; Aubrey Boomer. 70:
d. Q. l.. Holland. n: J: Gassint. "a.
Hollands homeward half Of the third
round. played in 80, represents the par
Dcore.