Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-17
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Gene Sara1en~of Pittsbulgh
E Captures CrownaFrom
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John Black and Bobby Jones'
Tie For Second Place
il Meet-.
! ny The Associatedi prsss5
Eolde Country Club, aiencoe, ill.,
: July 17.-Gens.G arazen fssPittsbureh..
a little 21-year-old native hornss1Amer-E
ican OF ftahat de5eent Saturday, push7
ed his way gut in front OF tlns NkQrld.SS
enough TO- be his fatherysand won the
national open goK championship with
a score Of 2ss for u holes Of ply,
A hooked drive out 81 bounds So
the 7ist hole followed 4 moment ssla-S
ter by a;xYild spoon shot c6StsJohn
Black, Oakland Cal, professiopal. 4
tie Tor first alaethess. strokes with
= missed puttrasyew green EARLE a:
finished ASstrok4 behind Sarazen ma
tie with Bobby 10 ales. youthful NJ
lsnta. Ga, amateur, fofsEecond. while
Will MehAhoSn OF Shreveport was
fourth With %21A and Waiter Hagen, of
Detroit, British open&champion! NTH,
with G9i. Jim sHarnes of Pelham
Manpf, n. ". Defending his title was
hope1e4sfy cut 1.-THE running, finish
ing wsil dSsl aithe list. with ~.
ished among the first twelve, George
Duncan tying Tor sixth, with Leo. Die
gel ofeNew Orleans. Jones was the
only, amateur ha the list. =
Haedlrta Feasibility. 4 ss.
American fashion, Tor he vas hardly
considered svSn I bpssib.lty It the
! start u saturdays play, and had 70
! fight Ills. MAyssfhrougir. from a place
in the. rear. He. did-it With an exhibiS
ton Of golfsthat has sesAom been.anS
preached in EI1titulars contest FORMS
final 10 holes Were made An S3-36S4
two strokes under par and n ~!
the only two scores to break par in
equalled the course record in COM:
petition and ted Hagen's low mark
of Friday.
When Earazen turned IN his card It
seemed ,reaaonably sure that he would
crown did nj. Settle fftfniy Is his bead
until many hours later.
Jones Threatened. sss:
Fir~, Bobby Jones threatened. the
Pittsburgh player, for Bobby had .
NAV m a. fhnr r,orntno :. a 4E y0n thu
first afternoon round and$nSeded only.
a par; Sc ION the last nine to tie.
Bobby, had a fine change to. do this
until he. reached his list hole. This
hole, later to prove Blacks Nemesis,
also was too peuch for the young
s%outherner, and, his five against par
four. put him eYt, AlSeort a:ap zach
Then tie. statiis.ttician1 figured that
Walter Hagen could tie-wdths 9 60 for;
the afternoon. He took IS on9.sthe
first. nine and then fell down com--
With only yohAn, Black between I'm
and the title, little SArazen, at ora
bench in h locker room insisting to
his friends that he could not vim
"Hows:can I win he asked Lee
I'm Nst, a kid, JUS, besn,A prrofes.
siopal three years and seyerything l
know about golf I learned caddy1ny.
Out thereaare the best in the |swprla;
Of COURSE hope / win, but it's too
much toF3cxpect." nj ,
y s. MACK looks Up. Y
WhenSn SO against par 81 was re-
ported Tor Blacks first afternoon
Notwithstanding that .he-could shoot
SO On the Is; So final nine ana tie
Sarazen--itEbegan to3slook as II the
PittshVrgh player was fight in being
northern ana central: Cali.
Souaie' iow yesterday With
142 ana reputed to be at Hi best
When. u~ndersGnre, failed in tins pinch
Theres tie Httle YellSw from Penn.
sry,v1Hia. had irnproyed IN the criiis.
WEcns tie Gaiifofnia man nit hinp4
sA,r ant ~ TIE rhnnine nj tie list,
. ,rnan Yrpsh@d {b lock-
er room and told sAra3sn he had Won:
ia 1lrarsd IRON thAsb&nch, turned
Tanaaprfne and let ouf ag YAH. ga
inv moments later She waa EarriAd
out. on the shoulders of tsomystf the
thousapds' who gatheted aroundsA and
chesred.s. !, \, - !
Zen R1 psalsa 8 s ! 7, roll IA .a nIs sssiea 81
@'S sth,. Il Tor! tie Md VIC helped!
-. VI aSid. ssand@ handSd &C 10
h;s .snSy u 80 . ssss@ 81 40
DDs re tournsment prgduesd r.eesa-
EroRes less than tn9s 3o2 scofes WITH
which Hagen won III Btttishf open
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