The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
TEE and GREEN

with tho warm weather Of the
past week tho Country club links
have been crowded with golfers
who are beginning 10 Timber up for
tho strenuous season ahead at the
local club.
Dozens OF women arc turning out
each week TO get into form for the
tournaments which viii be held here
and over the state in 1922.
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". G. Gwinnup and s. G. Canary
won fast match from -. @. Both
well and j. J.. Shakely over the
south course ht tho Country club
Thursday The match was the re-
suit OF game Of "parlor golf' at
tho piaycrs decided TO turn from
convorsitlon TO drivers and irons. II
was u Two points u hole" affair.
Mr.. Gwinnup turned In n low score
OF 76, -. G. Boutwell, SO while
Canary and Shakoly came IN with
.SS. a return match has been ar
ranged.
Jim Kennedy has turned in the
low score 80 far this s0ason when
he went over tho is holes with 70
blows Just five over par. The
Tulsa phonom has been playing "A
good game thia spring and looks
like repeater again this year.
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ID. G. Boutwell, IL playing con-
slstont game around the 70 mark.
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\ dozen ladies' were out on the
course yesterday Among tle play
crs were Mrs. y. Y. Perry Mrs.
Winston Henry Mrs. II. ~. Henry
OF Chicago. and Mrs. George Ram
son. chairman OF the ladies' tourna-
ments last year.
Mrs. II. l.. Fitzgerald. Mrs. II. NJ.
Collins, Miss Mock and guest and
Miss sheppard OF Chicago, who IL a
guest OF Mrs. Clinton Moore. we're
out Friday afternoon for n flight
over the south course.
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| Phil Hcssler. club instructor, IL
working from morning 20 night
these warm days. Jock Collins, club
| pro, Gays.
The first nine holes are practically
| completed and will be In fine con.
dition as soon as tho grass gets a
/ good start.
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| new Caddy system will be in.
stalled at the club within the next
week or ten days, with the arrival
Of II caddy master from the Phlladel-
! phia Criquet club. The caddy sys-
tenn has always been more or less
n source of trouble here and golf.
ers will welcome tho new organiza
ton In that department.
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Seth ELY OF New York City, but
| formerly of Tulsa. was out on tho
! links Friday.
Several important rulings hav,
becn handed down this spring re.
garding the game OF golf. or tho
changes which have been effected
this year. two stand out above al
the rest. The reduction IN penalty fol
out.of-bounds IL u whole volume o
good news for the run of the play
ers. while the return TO the stymi,
VIII make the playing OF tho green
great deal more difficult.
The rule pcnalizing a player
stroke and distance for slicinj
out Of bounds has long been re
garded as too severe and many club
have refused TO recognize 1t. Ac
cording TO the recommendation o
Wv ~ - ~ ~ WItn n gore
shoots out OF the country from tn
tee hc merely brings the ball bacl
To the tee and his next stroke will b
two instead OF three.
For seasons without number tn
stymie question has been argued pr
, and con and whole magazin
might be filled with the dlscussIo
OF the fairness OF n stymle. it's ele
mcnt or luck and whether or not
stymio IN tho paradox of a hnzar
, on the putting green.
, The Introduction Of the stymie o
. the local links will be somewhat {
/, an innovation to the golfers her,
/ hbouts' as 1t has never been used
: the tournamenta
. Although the decree has not hoe
i, received at the local clubs, II is eel
J; tain to be taken up here when IN
, western takes action.
a Many OF the leading golfers an
y aspirants Will take up the study ,
the stymlo and tho art of lifting OF
ball over tho other with n nlblick.
Many OF the leading golfers we
como the stymle hack after its al
sence OF two seasons. and declare