The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-30
CHICK EVANS
HAS EASY TIME
WITH PAYSEUR
Van Elm and Champ Are
Picked to Enter in
Finals Saturday

KANSAS CITY, Juns -
Chick Evans of Chicago George
Won Elm Of salt Lake city. Clarence
Wolf Of 81 Louis and Fred wright
- Los Angeles Will fight It oct to-
morrow In tho scmlfiunl rounds Of
the western amateur golf tourun-
mcnt ON the tlllcrcst course aa a rec
suit OF their victories today
synup and Won Elm had walk
nways iu their mntChca, but Wolf
ana NTluht wore victors only nftcr
nerve IrtlsinE struggles which pro-
duccd bolutlful golf Chicks vic
tory was and o over Young Ted
puyacur 0i Ics Moinos, while Won
Elm scored . and Z victory over
Francis Gaines Of omaha. who yes
terday eliminated Harrison Johns
ton OF 81. Paul. Wolff got into the
scmitlnals through defeating S. Dav-
iEsuu llcrrOu of ChiCngo, former ma.
tiunal amateur champion, 4 and 3.
IN great match and wright was
forced 10 show everything he had TO
win from young Jess Stulo OF Kan
fGa city 3 ana /,
Wolf Played Steady Game.
Wolff played a perfect game, his
card showing figures just about par.
Ho did everything lust right. his
long drives lnuding just behind the
powerful pokCa OF Heron and his
approaching and putting eNccllcd
that of tho Chicngonu, although the
latcr'a work was good enough to
win many contests. ON almost every
hole he managed TO keep even with
his opponent and whenever tho lat
ter presented an opening Wolff was
able to take advantage of It. Heron
90
ting birdie twos on the l53th yard
seventh. His defeat became certain
when ne sliced his drive into the
rough on the thirty-third ana
though Wolff lso played II poorly II
half In six gave tho St, Louisan the
match.
jess Sutlo played splendid game
IN carrying Wright - tho thirty -flfth
but he nerve aud experience of the
Pacific coast shooter proved too
much for Stuttle and he finally
broke under the strain. At the TWEEN
ty-soventh SHUTTLE sank a 15-foot
putt to keep the match, but from
then on Wright had things pretty
much his own way. Wright oolt the
long hard twcuty-cighth I'm perfect
b against Suttle's six, halvod tho
next three ana then won the thirty
third. on the thirty-fifth Stuttlc
blew up completely. lie dubbed his
drive, hooked his brassic, sliced his
third and Wright easily CllnChed
the match. 3 and I.
Wright, although turning in n
fine ~ in tho morning seemed
greatly upset over his play. IIo re.
peatedly jammod his club into tho
turf after making shot that was
Just a little Off and once threw his
club
Evans OutClasscd PaysCur.
Chick Evans Just tOyed with
Paysour. Warned by his tight
matches and near defeats at the
hands Of two youngsters yesterday
Held and MCKcC--"Chick' started
off today IN perfect form and soon
held IA five-hole advantage. From
then on Chick loafed, lie shot just
well enough to keep the lead and
several times overlooked chances TO
increase his lead by concediug long
puts which gave lUyscur halves on
the holes.
Paysour played a ncrvy game. He
fought hard and tried everything
but simply was outClusscd,
Won Elm played the best golf OF
the day. lie shot "A 1.-Two under
par--in tho morning and had every
club working perfectly all the time.
on the sixth hole he trimmed the
cup with n 1b0-yard approach just
missing an eagle 2. on the tenth he
sank "a 35-fOot putt and all OF his
shots were woll-nigh perfect. His
first nine in the afternoon was n
3t--thrce under par. and his card
showed large percentage OF bird
les.
Won Elm. trans Mississippi cham
pion and Pacific northwest itle-
holder, will meet Clarence WOlff to-
morrow, while Evans and Wright
fight 1t out o decide who the other
finalists viii be. Play viii be at SO
holes.