The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-14
79 EARN RIGHT
TO COMPETE IN
TITLE MATCHES
Bartlesville Professional
Represents Oklahoma
in Open Tourney

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ine rounds in the national open golf
tournament ended tonight and to-
morrow 20 players. many ot them
.hamplons and all survivors OF a
field representoting every golfing
nation in tho world, will start the
-e-hole finals for the championship.
CRITICALLY, the winner will be
champion Of the United States, but
y the minds of many he will be con-
s.dered holder of the worlds golf
,i.le. for victory will he Obtained
only through defeat of champion
club swingers from many lands.
Twenty-four men won their way
into the finals in todav's qualifying
round. Robert Macdonald. long
driving Chicago professional led the
field with 72-71-143, the score neces-
sarv to qualify again being 152. All
os the better.known golf stars quail
fled except A. A. Armour. Scottish
amateur titleholder. and Freddie
Mcleod. Washington. y. c.. profess
slonal, who formerly held the open
championship. Armour could not get
his puts into the cup and ended
with 154. two strokes too many.
Four Amateurs I'm Race.
-Four amateurs were in the list OF
successes. Willie Hunter, former
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trh 75-70-145, while Harrison r.
johnston, st. Paul, took three
strokes more. Dewey weber OF Chi
cago also had 14s, and william
Rauthenbusch, another Chicagoan.
were the other amateurs 20 qualify.
Johnston had n chance TO beat
Mo Donald's low total when he
turned Is holes IN 70. but he could
not get his woods TO working prop
n
irons kept his totals low.
For n time today Il looked as II
rather high scores would get by. but
gradually the totals became lower
until finally It was found that there
we're IT men under the $50 mark.
where there were only 13 Monday
and u Tuesday. Willie Hunter
spoiled the hopes Of the PLAYERS with
l5S and 154 when he shoot the after
noon round IN par 70. his 145 total
being all that was necessary to push
NJ those beyond 152.
Parings.
Players who qualified today for
the finals tomorrow and Saturday In
the national open golf tournament
follows:
Bob Macdonald. Chicago. iii
Ned McKenna. Rochester. N. Y,
75-T0-145.
Eddie Towns. shannopin. Pa. IL
74-l45.
william Mehlhorn, Shreveport,
la. 74-7i-1f5.
xwiilie Hunter. England. 1910
Il5
Eddie Loos. Chicago. 7s-73-i46.
Emmett French, YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio. 74-72-l46.
Pat O'Hara, Richmond county,
Tor? Boyd Fox Hills N Y" IL
xHarrison r. Johnston, St. Paul,
xDewey Weber. Chicago, 1918
l48
George Kerrigan. white Beeches,
y. j. 7O-7S-14S.
xWilllam Rauthenbusch, Chicago,
77-T2-149.
Charles Rowe. Pittsburgh, 77-72-
li9
Harry Hampton, Detroit, 1913
lie
"Chick" Frazer. ST. Paul. 7z-72-
i4a.
Tom Kerrigan. sIwanoy. n. Y, rs
1919.
Dave Robertson. Detroit, 1915
l5O.
Laurie Ayton. Chicago. 72-7s-
J, Turneso. Elsford. N. Y. 1919
1870.
George Bowden, Chicago. 74-7s-
1872.
Cyril Hughes. Lancaster Pa, 7s-
74-l52.
cP. o. Hart, Marietta. Ohio. s2-7c-
r. r. Decker. Knollwood, N. Y,
Ts-73-152.
Among other scores today we're
the following:
Jack Burgess. ST. Louis. 1853.
Leonard Loos. Louisville, 155.
Pat Doyle. Algonquin. Mp, 1859.
Franz Clarke, Ashville, y. c.. l55.
Ray Cole ST. Louis, 1853.
1874.
John Budemus. Corpus Christi,
Texas, l6l.
175.
2. D. Dudley. Bartlesvllls, Okla,
,,xR, f. Vockenkamp, st. Louis.
$50 tamateur).
Frank Lynch, ST. Louis. 1877
tamateur).
James Mckenzie. Dallas. with
drew.