Evening star., 1922-08-29

charles Agnew, jr, who won the
Potomac Park tournament recently
| neld, was the only one of the Wash
insion trio to qualify for match
play. After a mediocre Sc in the
morning round, Agnew made 73 in
the afternoon for l59, barely quail
Tying, In the first match round he
Will meet T. X. Lomas of New York
who qualified with score of 154.
Edward Brooke, veteran of tn.
National Capital contingent, failed
10 qualify, mainly through weak
putting. His long game was Of
hlSh order, but he repeatedly missed
snort puts and finished the day with
d count of 166. Lawrence Otell was
OFF form all through the two rounds
and totaled 16S.
Big Contests Today.
The matches this morning brought
twenty-year- old George Aulbacfr> of
Boston, the low qualifier with a score
or l39, against Joe Kurek of Toledo
while Eddie Held of St Louis met
William Nude of Detroit These two
matches both We're in the upper half
OF the draw, while in the lower half
MIKE Tobin, jr., OF Philadelphia, an
eastern star, hooked up with William
Mather of Baltimore. Bill ouinlan
OF boston, the young New England
public links champion. who took
Jesse Guilford nineteen holes before
4
tournament, played J. r Mcclure of
Toledo.
Five players We're tied at l6O in
the qualifying round, where only
four could get in. and they played
1t off before today's matches started
Aul bach. a slim youngster. broke
par by one stroke yesterday on u
course which is marvel of golf
archltecture and requires perfect
playing for perfect figures.
i lIsl.. L..
bic score. displayed skill with the
mashie that made his play look like
Chick Evans at his best. Several
times he got into trouble on his
drives, displaying Il tendency to
hook. but he always came back with
beautiful recovery and his won
derful approaches and accurate
putting gave him a thirty-six-h
card, which included twelve threes.
None was made by holing long
shots.
Aulbach came on to the eighteenth
green IN each round with putt
for So, missing in the morning
when he slightly stubbed his club.
but sinking a nice fifteen-footer in
the afternoon. He never has had
played over Boston's public courses
since, as he put it, he got out of
long dresses"
One of the disappointrpents was
the weak showing Of Henry Decker
of Kansas City. whose two 79s just
and took s on the eighteenth in
the morning round.
Qualifiers and Pairings
Following are the players who
qualified. with their qualifying scores
and the pairings for today's match
play:
UPPER HALF
George Aulbach. Boston Mass, 70 es-lss
Joe Kurek. Toledo. Ohio. IS 77-i5s; Ted
Lloyd. Chicago; = 7s-iSs. VS.. James Fee.
Brad Smith. Chicago, 7e-74-Iso, We. Tom
Malley, St. Louis, so T-157.
Matt Jams, Chicago. 80. 'o-l55, VS.. tye
,l;f ISv.rd @ Held, St. Icais. "a 7s-l4s, VS..
ch.r.s A.ss1 asa. Msssassoa ssz xesa 3 3 g. % q
H,w seh.rf, New York, IS 7el5l. VS..
Il. F. Christie. Toronto, Canada, 7s ss-
1856 vs.. bye No. 8.
LOWER HALF.
Mike Tobin. jr Philadelphia, 73 75-l4s
vs.: William Mather, Baltimore, Md. 7s rs
William J. auilan Boston. Ness. II &c
l5s ys. J. T: MeGure. Toledo. z s1,iss.
Francis Murphy. San Francisco. so 77-157.
". F. serrick, New York, 73 s2-l55, ".
bye No. z.
Joseph Ford. New York. 76 7-I5o. VS.
Gregg Fahey. Chicago. 7s 7e-l57.
Edward Curtin, Newark, N. J., a rs
15s, VS.. c. G. Rowe Wyoming, n J., 50 II
l5s
James B. curran. St. Louis, n 7e.l5s,
vs. Henry Decker, Kansas City. 70 7s-15s.
A.. B. 4adden, Toledo, 70 T-l53,
bye No. 4.
Tho players who tied for the thirty-second
place were: A. Vogtritte, Chicago, so 90
leo; r: A. Winner. Toledo. u s3-leo: An