Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-31
CHARLEY OOELP|S
GOLF LUM|NARY
Winner Of st. Martins Cup Has
Developed Into Star With.
in Two Years
MAXWELL SHOOTS ARECORO

HaFlcN l'oNlp, lne DUTlN goil 'nuih :
pion OF LII Lu Temple, won the st.
Martins Cup at the Philadelphia
Cricket club. To come through with a
victory "Smiin Charley" mad to whip
two youngsters who were looked upon
as having more than an even chance TO
boat him.
In the morning he showed his heels
70 l.. l.. Neuncl. OF Tavistock. 3 up
and {. to play. and in the afternoon gave
II. &. PuScy. the youthful wizard from
Spring Haven. an even worse trimming
TO the tune Of } and I
The st. Martins Cup tournament il Il
classic at the Cricket Club. and though
the entry list this wear was small II
was crammed with class. ana Doelp de-
serves all the crcdi; in the world for
coming through with n triumph. Char
ley played consistent golf in each Of
the three days. His cards in the SEMI
final and final rounds. though not
record brakcrs. showed conclusively that
the Lu 1u Temple star must BE- reck.
oned with in futur" competition.
In the morning round against Ven
mel he took n -.
out r.. .. . 2 ) - 80 -
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In his afternoon battle against young
Pussy. Charley did the first nine holes
il the same figures in which he had
negotiated them in the \. NJ. and on
the next five holes he was two strokes
ahead OF his mark. The Spring Haven
youngster shook hands on the fifteenth.
Doelp's afternoon card
cut e.. ..... 3 : SO
Doelp is ono Of the newer generation
of golfers Ten years ago he was an
all-around athlete mt Northeast High
school. and was particularly prominent
OH the basketball team. Golf in those
days was closed book TO him. Unlike
80 many Of the Younger players. he did
not have the udvantag" Of learning the
game from III" bottom up us Il cnddie.
It has only been during the last year
or two that he has stepped out aS II
star in comp"ttiv" play. Tic won the
championship n l.u LII Temple. no
easy task In itself. but this triumph in
tn" ST. Martins Cup battle i tho blg-
gest feather h" has vet been able 70
perch in his ChApeau.
MaXwelrS Record
<,o, No,n..u ,nosc dofc,, in
,h., ,nmrn,man, NJ ,hn Cricket club,
w,s ono nf III, hiy SURPRISES of the week
,,'rr.d Tick a, t;ulnh Mills that
'na,,II ,,,,,ho hi. voundrd feelings lie
Shot - over tha, tricky course RI.
n,Snr dny T., - four. hall match puired
Win r u Richter against George
Rronk. ,f Pine Valley. and !. G.. Ker.
r;gan
,Tho, !. record for ,;ulnh Mills,
,be nroy;o,,s mark Of - having been
hcId io;ntlv by George Peters, the club
nrofs.sional ,var,nC. Hackney of At
iantir civ, and Willie Hunter. former
amateur rhnmuiop ~ Great Britain.
The lt,lo Whitemarsh star was in
TN, ..,,l. and did not REQUIRE more
th.n : an any hole His card Of %G-3S
ii shaved four -. eight Is and
six ~
This record is one of the finest things
that Maxwell has done in his twelve
wears of golfing. for Gulph Mills pre-
sents n severe test 10 any player.
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