The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-15
HARRY SWYNNUP
IS ELIMINATED
IN SEMIF!NALS
ponnally Has Little
Trouble Putting
Bates Out

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r,ras a. Kennedy of Tulsa and G.
T D0rually Of oklahoma City will
Ygtt 10 out in a 36-hole match at
,5e Lakeside Golf and Country club.
-bYrstav. for the amateur golf
rb,mr.1rehip of Oklahoma.
These veteran golfers won the
.gtt tu compete i'm the finals Of
asaf has been the fastest tourna-
kmt H the history of Oklahoma
Asdresiav. when Kennedy defeated
trry Gvinnup of his own club, .
and !, and Donually eliminated one
N his GLOW club members in de-
fa7tr. E T.. Bates . and Z.
III. HIsh of the Kennedy -Gwin-
NUN i.lOh was most spectacular.
Three down at the halfway post at
noon. Gwinnup lost another during
the outward journey Of the after
noon. rliiug him five down as they
turned u lie went five down at
tte w,rty-eighth and halved the
tworE.unth.
Gv.auup drew deep respite
when Kennedy kicked into the
roueh with his shot from the thir.
ieth t... while his own drive was
s,ralEl' down the fairway. only
few Yards from the green. Ken
nedy also missed his first putt and
Gwinnln won the hole. going back
10 -FOUR UP with six to 20.
Miracles Happen.
i vas on the thirty-first hole
Vat miracles began to happen
iaudtuc in extremely rough terrain
only about halfway up to the green,
while his opponent drove to within
a few feet OF the sand, Gwinnup
seemed doomed to go dormie then
and there, but his misfortune proved
the best thing that had happened to
him all day. II caused him to cast
aside the worry. which had seemed
20 bother him all day, recklcgs dar-
Ing taking its place. With the aid
ot a mashie he lifted himself out Of
his trouble and when his ball
stopped running it was dead to the
hole for a birdie three. This made
him only three down with five to
60. He turned another birdie at the
thirty-second, when his direction
was perfect, while that of his op.
p1nent was off on his second shot,
and Kennedy was also short in his
approach. Then he was only three
down.
Kennedy got back one at the
th.rty-third when Gwinnup went in
20 a bunker from the tee and also
missed putting his fourth for a half.
Both were away for the "a with
fautless low.
Drives into the wind, brought
their balls within 10 yards
Of each other at the finish of their
run straight down the fairway. Ken
nedys second kicked off the right of
the green, while Gwinnup's was
some 90 yards from the green to
tho left hole high. With any kind ap-
preaching and putting, each should
have had a birdie four, but Gwinnup
needed more than birdie to do him
any good. He was dormie three and
he had to get in with his third for
an eagle or the match was over so
while the gallery stood gasping in
ss'onishment, Gwinnup pitched his
ball up 10 the edge of the green
where it ran straight into the cup
making him only two down with
the thirteenth and thirty-sixth left.
Nor was he through with his mi-
raculous soothing, his pitch, over the
! rayine TO the thirty-fourth. stopped
some four feet off the green while
kennedy's was a perfect shot beinl
some eight feet from the pin. Agar
Gwinnup pulled the impossible. He
ran his chip shot into the cup for {
birdie two leaving him only ont
down and another hole TO go shoult
kennedy fail TO sink his putt. Blu
kennedy sank 81, displaying iroi
eTye IN a situation that would have
tsted the coolest golfer. He ran his
All straight into the cup and tn
Mstch was over.
It was we'll he did 80 for playin
out the thirty-sixth hole for sake O
me medal score Kennedy require
!our strokes for the par three hol
While Gwinnup was down in three.
The cards for the morning roun
follow.
Kennedy:
out--544. 355, 543-3s.
ln-844, 4ii, e34-36.
out-784, ss5, 444--4o.
In--i35, ASS, 434-37.
Donnally:
out-533, 455, $3.50.
In--455, 454, $3.50.
out-588, 55s. s5s-44.
hist, 554. 645--42.
Kennedy:
~ "9ut--f34, 444, 444-S7.
Glnm4i5, asa, 324--3s--i47.
Out--j35, Asa, 444-3s.
,nh.b4i, S45, 823-33-151.
S0at-5l5, 45s. 5aa-4a,
out-63s, 55s 445-a1