Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-11

make the preliminary pilgrimage.
(By. The Associated Press)
Glencoe, Ill, July 1.-THE big
national open golf tournament turn
ed out one-third of it's course Monday
as los players from all parts of the
world fought through SO holes for a
chance in the finals Thursday and
Friday. with only 81 reaching the
goal. ar,
The end of the day found all Of tho
national and international stars shoot
ing within the coveted range, al
though a few had narrow escapes,
and a new record for two rounds of
qualifying play was made by Jock
Hutchinson. Chicago professional,
who held the British open champion
ship last year. &
Jock turned in a card Of 67-6S-135.
the lowest mari ever made in an
American tournament. Mike Brady of
Detroit. with 143; Jim Barnes Of Pei
ham Manor. New York, present title
holder. with IA: Abe Mitchell OF
Kirkwood, the Australian champion,
with 146, followed along behind Jock.
Raise the Number.
Dow L.. George Of Minneapolis
qualified with 1852. The low "a were
to qualify, but they made it 81.
Chick" Evans of Chicago, who
probably has held titles more often
than any amateur in the world, came
within two strokes of failing to quail
fy when he went off his game in the
first afternoon nine and took ~, eight
over par. He pulled himself together
IN thu fsonl ns~Lnt ~ -: = . = --~S--x
par Sc. and this, with his morning -,
gave him ISL and placed him near
the bottom of those in today's play
who will go into the finals. Other
scores today included:
o. W. Chaplin, Grand Forks, N. D.,
77-79-156.
Dow L. George, Minneapolis, 81
71-152. ,-u,. .%ft ~.
Tomorrow and Wednesday e
fields will go out with low the "a and
ties for cath qualifying for the ma
.tionals.
Morning Scores High.
Most of the morning scores were
rather high because of a heavy rain
last night. This rain, while making
the course soggy at the Start, left it in
perfect shape through most Of the
day and he golfers. who had been
used to the. concrete-ike fairways.
found trouble in judging the distance
when there was no roll on the bali.
In the afternoon a majority settled
into their natural stride and the golf
seen by the several thousand specta-
tors who paid an, admission fee of 81
this being the first time an admis-
sion fee has been charged-was the
type read about but seldom witnessed.
Beautiful drives, long puts. hold APP
proaches. pitches dead to the cup and
seemingly impossible recoveries from
traps n bunkers. were among the
shots which the clubs produced.
when Hutchinson went out in his
morning round he had only a small
gallery. nearly every one following
the Barnes-Evans play. But when the
news of Jocks 81 spread around he
Immediately became the attraction
and contrary to tradition, in the sec
ond round repeated his wonderful
morning play. y
Started Out Badly.
In the Sc holes Jock Hutchinson
hung up one eagle. nine brides, 81
par holes and was over par gives
times. He started out byS topping a
drlve and then going into a trap for
a Six on h par four first. The rest
of his morning round was just one
perfect shot after another, none of
them spectacular but each q MASTER
piece. 1850
Mike Brady, the Detroit shooter.
VINO turned in a 143 was paired with
JOCK and he~ said afterwards that
Jocks good work was such an incent-
himself. ~"
Jim Barnes. who is defending his
title, played a brilliant game. It was
not perfect play, for Jim was in
trouble on nearly every hole, but his
spectacular recoveries kept the gal
lery in an uproar. Time after time
he hooked a drive into the rough only
to get out with a long iron shot.
Many of his approaches caught sand
traps twenty and thirty yards from
Barnes would send his out straight
for the cup and need only d putt
to sink it.
The Best Ones.
Following are the ~ who qualified
today from a field Of 10s for the Anal:
Jock Hutchinson, Chicago. 1855.
Mike Brady. Detroit, 143.
Jim Barnes. Pelham Manor. Now
York. IA.
Abe Mitchell. England. IA.
SiS@veJ, AAAono lily
Joe Kirkwood, Australia, 14s.
Larry Nagholtz, Lima. o., 147.
Charles H. Hoffner, Philmont. Pa,
147.s
Mortie putra. Delnnonte, Calf. 14s.
J. e. Rogers, Dayton. o., las.
Otto Hackbarth, Cincinnati, 148.
Jack Blakeslee, Muncie. Ind, 14s.
Cyril Walker, Englewood. M. J..
Lloyd aullick.on, DeKalb. Ill.
$50.
Frank Ksnnett. asncoe. Ill. $50.
r. a Cruikshank. shackamacon.
N. y, $50.
Thomas Harmon. Hudson. N, r.
willlam McFarlans. Tuckahos. N.
T.. 161.
rs Chick Evans. Chicago. 1sl.
Dow u. George, MinReapOiis. s152.
~ Ira u. Couch. Jr.. Chicago 1872.
Fred Ford, Kansas City, NO., 162,
Henry Bolesta, Palma Ceia, Fla.
1623A
Alex Campbell, cnicinnati. 49,.
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