Evening star., 1922-06-04

winner and runner-up-
A real tropical downpour started
about 2:30 and continued intermit-
tently for an hour. enough to soak
every player on the course. Jupiter
Pluvius was particularly unkind to
Columbia. anyway. for on top of the
heavy rain of Friday afternoon
dark clouds which dropped rain regu-
larly at five-minute intervals chased
themselves over the course all day
yesterday afternoon.
Winner Hits Ball Well.
Stevinson was hitting the bail very
well yesterday afternoon. continuing
the fine golf he displayed TO reach the
final round. Hitting a phenomenally
long tee shot, and putting very well.
STEVENSON gave the Massachusetts
men no chance to break through.
Dunphys game, on the other hand.
lacked his usual snap. His tee shots
many times got him in trouble. and
his pitch shots were far below the
usually fine Dunphy standard. The
his real game at the eleventh hole,
where he very nearly got home in ,
over the soggy fairway, and won the
hole with 4.
Stevinson won the first two holes
with As to pile up a lead that Dunphy
never got back, the latter playing
both holes badly. and also allowing
Stevinson to halve the third after the
latter had hooked his tee shot to the
hillside above the brook. From the
third hole on although Dunphy won
the long fifth. after three fine shots.
the Woodland player did not play
winning golf, and allowed STEVENSON
to annex four more holes to win the
/ match.
Takes Lead at Outset.
Stevinson. with the honor, hit a
fine ball off the first tee. while
! brook and finally reached the green
in 4. going down in to Stevinson's
4. Dunphy's tee shot at the second
was short and his second shot was
over the green, while Stevinson,
whose drive was in the fat put his
! green. Attempting TO pitch back,
Dunrhy overran the hole and took 3.
STEVENSON was down in 2 from the
green's edge and won the hole. IS.
Although STEVENSON hooked his tee
shot at the third and was over the
green in 3. he got half in 6. when
| Dunphy's second shot caught the trap
at the right of the fairway just short
of the green. The Woodland player
barely got out of the trap in 8 and
| was on in 4. both men getting down
! in the regulation two puts for a
| half
Neither man was on the green from
the tee at the short fourth and a
, half in resulted. STEVENSON played
the long fifth hole poorly. being to
| the right in four shots. over in five
and dead to the hole in six. Dunphy,
who was home with three good shots,
| took three puts, enough to win the
! hole with a g.
Dunphy Gets in Trouble.
| Dunphy with the honor for the
| first time hit his tee shot. down the
middle. but missed his second shot.
| putting the ball in the trap at the
| top of the hill Stevinson was down
hole easily. as. Dunphy's second
shot to the seventh hole was only
six feet from the cup and he won
| the hole. As. when Stevinson was
| trapped to the left of the green.
The Woodland player was short of
! the green and to the right at the
short eighth and failed to get dead
| in two. while Stevinson, whose tee
| shot was also short. chippsd up dead.
| nearly holng two. to win the
hole, 81. Dunphy skied his tee shot
at the ninth and was finally home in
| four shots. while Stevinson was just
off the edge of the green in two
and won the hole, SIS, putting him
three up at the turn.
Stevinson hit one of the longest
balls of the day off the tenth tee.
getting well down in the hollow from
| the back tee. His second shot was
to the left of the green while Dunphy
| was short in two, and he lost the
his chip shot. Stevinson playing a
| fine chip practically dead to the pin.
| shows Form Mt Eleventh.
Dunphy played the eleventh hole
| beautifully to win and cut Stevin-
| sons lead to three holes. Stevinson's S
| second shot was underplayed and he
was on the green in three. while
splendid brassie shot which brought
! up Just ar the edge of the green.
He won the hole, As.
Stevinson got the hole back at the
twelfth, however. playing three fine
shots, his third shot finishing within
four feet of the cup. Dunphy. who
-, had hit a fair ball from the tee,
missed his second shot and put his
| third shot in the ditch, conceding the
| hole to Stevinson.
Both men played the short thir-
! teenth well. being on the green from
i the tee. Dunphy came very close to
getting a 2. and the hole was halved
| in 8, Stevinson running down four
/, foot putt for a half over the wet
| green.
Both Fail on Shots.
| The Columbia man skied his tee
hit a fine ball at the top of the hill.
STEVENSON half topped his brassie sec
=. ond shot and PVT his rhird shot on
| the green. thirty feet to the right
of the pin. Dunphy missed his sec
J ond shot badly, and his third was
!! over the green on the mound guard
/ ing the railroad track. He Clipped
up five feet short and sank the putt
| for a half in 5.
| Stevinson, Sdormie four up. hooked
~ t,4 .1o
side the sixteenth green. Dunphy
| only half hit his tee shot. missed his
second shot and was finally on the
green ten feet from the hole in 4.
Stevinson's high pitch was to the
right of the green, and he Clipped
up within fifteen feet, sinking the
putt for a 4. to win the match. to 3.
Putting Is Consistent.
Neither fnalists holed putt of
any length during the round. nor
F, were anv pu rs of holable Ieng
missed, although Dunphy took three