New-York tribune., 1922-08-15

the latter had eliminated Gil Nichols
in an exciting match this morning
Throughout the whole day the Youngs-
town (Ohio) professional was scoring
very easily.
Tom Kerrigan and John Golden, two
New York lads, played remarkable
golf to-day. Kerrigan won both of his
matches decisively, while Golden, play
ing the outgoing nine holes in the low
est score of the day, a go, defeated
Phil Gaudin, of Chicago, by and T.
Bobby Cruickshank is another Of the
metropolitan players who will have to
be watched. To-day he put out George
Underwood and Al Watrous. Watrous
is the lad who won the Canadian open
championship recently. He is Yonkers
boy who learned his game at Siwanoy
under Tommy Kerrigan, Cruickshank
defeated him by and 2.
Charlie Hoffner was the victim Of an
exceedingly fast round put on by
Harry Hampton. Hoffner was out in
final was 8 and l in favor Of the De-
troit star.
The match between Tom Kerrigan
and his protege and former assistant,
Johnny Farrell, promises to be the big
feature tomorrow, although the bout
between Hutchison and Hampton is
sure to be a thriller. Sarazen will
meet Sprogell and should get the vic
tory. Provided Sarazen and Hutchison
win tomorrow they will renew hostii-
ties Of year ago on Wednesday. John
Golden will encounter little Albert
Ciuci, who won the two we'll played
matches to-day.
The summarizes:
FIRST ROUND
Fred Brand Allegheny. won from G.
Clarke, Huntington, w. Va, by default; F. S
Gallett, Hampstead, defeated Wilfred Reid.
Washington. and 4; Al Watrous. Detroit.
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George Underwood, Butler I and g. Peter
Walsh, Nenlacolin. defeated Dave Mckay,
CESS, St Louis. defeated A. j. Chapman,
! wheeling, and 8 Tom Boyd, Fox Hills, de-
feated J. Edmundson, Philadelphia, and
Robertson, Philadelphia. / up; Frank T
ssPPrrogell. Memphis, defeated Willie Hunter,
Pennsyl vania, defeated Earl Rowley, Buffalo,
Cup; Gene Sarazen, Highland, defeated Tom
MAJ Mahant H., Haverhill, Mass. 3 and 2; Willie
AtIantlo City. 2 up; Dan Goss, Boston, de-
feated Nelson Zimmerman, westmoreland. 6
ana 3 Jock Hutchison, Chicago. defeated L,
Hoffner Philadelphia. defeated L. Nabhoitz,
LIN Lima Ohio, and !; Harry Hampton, De-
~ ~ - .e' Gsleaseu JaeE GORDON Eu1aio, ana
I1oIner, breckenridge Heights. and 4; C.
fiNgenqorf, Detroit: defeated George Dorm
quaker Ridge. defeated Jack Campbell,
FhiIadelphia. and 5 jim Barnes, Pelham,
defeated George Mclean, Grassy Sprain,
and !; John Golden, Tuxedo defeated F.
Coitart. Philadelphia, and 8: A Ciuci.
Brldgeport, defeated Carl Gieher, MIL
waukee, up; George Stark, Inwood, de-
teated John Rogers. Dayton, up go
hoies) Emil Loeffer, Oaknont, defeated
Walter Loeffer. South Hills. 4 and 3:
pave Robertson. Detroit. defeated Tom
Mcnamara, New York, 3 and 2; Matt
Chicago, by default Eddie Towns, shan
nopin, won from Tom Harmon jr by de-
fault; Fred Baroni Montour Heights, de-
teated John Rowe, Philadelphia, 4 and 8;
4. S. Miner, Stamford, from Jim
Carberry, Chicago. by default; Emmett
French. Youngstown. defeated George Cor
don. Boston, and 2 Mike Brady, Detroit
defeated Gil Nichols. Providence, up.
SECOND ROUND
Gallett defeated Brand, and 4; Cruik-
shank defeated Watrous and .; Burgess
defeated Walsh. and 2; Rowe defeated
Boyd. 3 and Sprogel defeated Kenny,
and a. Sarazen defeated Ogg, 2 and i :;
Hutchison defeated Goss. 6 and 4 Hamp-
ton defeated Hofner. 3 and 2; Kerrigan
defeated Hilgendorf. and 4; Farrell de-
teated Barnes, / up; Golden defeated
Gaud!n. and Z; Ciuci defeated Stark. 4
and 2; Emil Loefher defeated Robertson
and 3; Towns defeated Duffy / IN.
Miner defeated Baroni. l up (I9 holesG :
French defeated Brady. 3 and /