The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-09

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In the morning round Armour played
a "A to dispose of Lewis. Both covered
the first nine In 81 and stood all square.
On the eleventh Armour took the lead.
and after that everything was halved
until the pair holed out on the eighteenth.
Hooking to the side of the rough, Armour
got home with superb iron. Lewis was
deep among the daisies but he played a
good one out, short of the green, but not
much further away than that of his OPP
ponent. Chipping strong. he missed the
putt coming back, and Armour had the
hole In to 5.
The second round saw Armour very
much under his early form. Walker
dubbed his second and third shots on
the opening hole and allowed half in
after Armour had been in the rough
on sliced drive. But from this point
the Staten Islander usually embraced
his opportunities. He won the second
when Armour was trapped and he laid
a fine approach up to win the third on
4. Armour took an extra putt here.
The sixth and eighth also went to
Walker, but losing the ninth he turned
up. Coming back Armour holed a good
putt to annex the tenth in 2. but Walker
was home in 9 to carry off the eleventh.
The twelfth was Armour's and the
thirteenth Walkers. Two halves left
Walker dormie 3 and he won the six
teenth and the match by laying his APP
proach stiff from a trap. The ball hit
~ xi,, A--x,, Attr 81
The recovery was too strong and that
was the end OF IT. Tommy threw down
his club i'm disgust and marched over to
his opponent with extended hand. Walker
was out In 81 and even fours for the
seven homeward holes.
In the other feature match OF the
afternoon White was never in front
Dyer won the second. lost the fourth.
then went into the lead at the seventh
and increased II TO 2 UP at the eighth.
He turned in this position. At the
twelfth White topped into the water
hazard and lost his ball. Dyer lost this
gain at the next. but took the fourteenth
in poor s. Now 3 up and TO play,
he downed the champion at the fifteenth
when the latter overplayed into trap
and took 4 to hole out. The results;
FIRST ROUND.
II. r.. Richardson. Morrls County. utiso'e'
Hamilton X. Kerr. Garden City COLI. ] vp.
Jesse Sweetzer, Siwanoy. defeated Robert H.
Gwaltney. Baitusrol. and 3. :.
W. l.. Richard. Engineers. defeated IL. M.
LLOYD, Greenwich. and 3.
ID. c. Paul. Greenwich. defeated +. T. knep-
per. Princeton, UP.
G. NJ. Hail. Garden City. defeated r.. W.
Nash. Rockaway Hunt. up. -
Grant Peacock, Cherry Valley, defeated a. r.
Hammer, Baitusrol, up.
Gardiner White, Nassau. defeated A. G.
Ciregson. Beiiecialr. 3 and 2.
Frank Dyer, Upper Montclair. defeated
! Charles V. Benton. Hudson River, -, and y
!. T.. Hale. Upper Montclair. defeated FRANK
Hoyt. Engineers. up go holcs).
Richard A. HaiRht. Lido. defeated Ellis
Adams. Essex County. and 2.
II. j. Topping. Greenwich. defeated +. H.
r. r.. Douglas. Apawamis. defeated Ray
Thomson. -Biltmore. and J.
a. s. Bourne. Garden City. defeated y. 8.
| Randolph. Jr.. Lakewood. and 2.
w. u. Todd. Princeton. defeated n. II.
Sprague, Inwood. and 2.
! Thomas Armour defeated Reginald z. Lewis
Greenwich. 2 up.
A. l.. Walker, Jr. Richmond County. de-
feated II. r. Bingham, Piping Rock. Q
and ).
SECOND ROUND.
Sweetzcr defeated Richardson, 2 and 4.
| Paul defeated Richard, and 3.
Peacock defeated Hall. and I.
Dyer defeated White 4 and 2.
| Hale defeated Haight up.
Topping defeated Douglas. I Up.
Bourne defeated Todd. and q.
Walker defeated Armour. and 2.