Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-10
1iWO GOLFERS TIE
N BALA TOURNEY
s.sdIe and Reynolds Return
Cards Of 7e in Qualifying
Round
-,oRD CLOSE WITH AN 30
NJ. SANDY NlcNlBLICK

,.,n T. Beadlc. of Llanerch. and
,,si.sr sy REYNOLDS, of Aronimink, were
MaI;,,c Tho early starters in the Bula
leausTi ls Ti,h tourney which began today.
dGn tbo eighteen hole qualifying round,
,Ina,o ~ ."' and Reynolds both returned
DsS. De.S of 70. Their nearest competitor
cru John Lord. Philadelphia Golf CLUB,
yho had an 50.
Here ore the cards:
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IN addition to the qualifying round
..a contestants staged q Lnndicap gold
t.asi tne round and l.. Il. Adams. OF
I'm Lu Temple, was leading this event,
rhe tourney was a farewell party. in
MINOR of the old nine. e.holc course.
4 Aock of tardy teesmen who forgot
"a send in their entries boosted the
stsrting list 10 the number of almost
eOO. Nearly every topnotcher In town
.,ss prescnt and voting. Names famous
n the links Kaleidoscope Of the past
nunctuated the sheets Frank McAdams
Wss frantically turning as he started
the young army this morning on q
quest for the qualifying medal and
things like that.
Stan Enter
]. Wood Plat. George Hoffner, Fred
Knight, Marcus Greer, Joe COblc. j. j.
Beadle. Walter Reynolds. Ed Clarey
and many others were among those who
lad real chance Of topping the field.
Figures prominent half dozen years
no hercabouts were present by the
sore. Frank Bicking, Cecil Calvert
and Al Ehrct were some of them, sure
1ualifcrs then and more than apt to be
IN the tourney finals. Going strong,
they are likely to figure this week.
The course looked like n field day at
the landscape gardeners convention.
Here piece of sod was hurtled high in
the air. There n cloud of sand rose like
rolling smoke from the bowels of Il
bunker.
At the eighth was the pretty water
sssas.
Stymics Played
Bill Wilson. outstanding chairman Of
the receiving line, made hit with his
recruiting stunts. L. s. &. a. rules
were played at this hole where stymics
must be played.
Frank Adams, chairman of the Gen
eral Committee, was appointing assist
ants right and left on the spot. lie
wore path between the first tee ant
the locker room getting them started
This wns the opening tournament, but
the season wasn't the only thing that
was opened.
"Razzbcrry' Row was we'll populated
with the natives long before the irs,
pair came in. This is the parking space
on the high terrace where the gallery
sits 20 dccry the efforts of these trying
10 garner 3 ut the short ninth and cut
down otherwise pretcntiOIs scores. Tr,
and get a 3 with that crowd yipping
Mike Costa acted as cheer leader
Prof. John 4. Luman, the silver
topped veteran who has been under.
going secret practice for the fell pur.
pose Of qualifying. showed no trace o
nervousness when he appeared with q
new song entitled "Bala Will Shine
Considerable cclat was added by Johr
Mackin. Bob Young and several others
Roving Targets
Out on tho links the golfers RAJ
kclly's kOw ragged ducking brassi,
shots. There are many targets for wild
shots at Bala. Some Of them have beer
badly battered.
All of them are stationary except
kcly's kow and---thc holes.
The golfers will assault the qualify
Ing ramparts all day. The following
three days there will be match play an,
Saturday night there will be the formn
opening Of the rcmodclcd clubhous,
which Is tremendously improved. Tn,
lockcrrOom, too, has been rebuilt.