Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-12
John Farrell, Frank Sprogell and
3AnA Sa zen u,AeA Amnna fhA uSAil

3 49, WS1S asAoHe S.o ~
safely. The six amateurs who. Oh
tanned q seat along side them were
Jess Guilford~ OF Boston, national!
amateur champion. Eddie Held.
Fred Wright OF Los AnEeleA,s last
American to 50 out IL the British
amateur two years asp: Robert Jones,
Jr, tho youthful Atlanta, Ga, am
ateur; John+G Anderson o. sAwanoy
leans.
Second Round,
Today's field wasrthe second Of the
three sections entrants to try to
Qualify. Twenty-sevenE .QuAAhsd yes
terday due to ties, making 4 total ~
81 for the two days. 1hE .hnaI group
will 30 out tomorrow, the low ~ ann
ties getting into the fnals Thursday
Standing out in todaly,'s play ABOVE
everything else. 50 far as IL indl1id-
unl was concerned, was the work 81
Walter Hagen, whose one over par
for SO holes a q game which for a
time threatened to get into the class
of Jock H%utchison,s 1876 score of yes
terday. Collectively, the an1ateurs
were the ones Who really stood out,
for after a dismal failure yesterday,
when only three qualified the non
professional entrants in today's Held
produced golf which would have done
credit to any equal number OF pro-
f~essionals.
Bobby Jones did some great playing,
and but for some rather Indifferent
work III the ,afternoon,aw which 40 an
gered him he frequently slammed his
club on the ground, might have nm
ished even nearer the top. Eddie
Held's work was. really wonderful.
while Jesse Guilford shot golf Of the
type that brought him his title at
st. Louis last year.
George Duncan. fam6us the world
over, was the Chick" Evans or thA
day, for just as Chick" Yesterday
he blew up, and it was doubtful fol
some time whether he would get in.
Drew Big Gallery. .
Duncan and Hagen paired toEeth-
er. drew a tremendous gallery. and
each gave many a thrill to the spec
tators. despite Duncan's collapse.
three on the third hole through q
20-foot putt, went to pieces on the
fifth, taking seven when he putted all
! over the green. .
After turning the first nine in 81
and the first Is in Is, Duncan be-
gan to lose his putting ability. Tins
after time he tried three times be-
fore sinking. and when he finished
Ira strokes over par S. being puts
it looked bad. His total Of ISL pulled
him under the wire WITH stroke t.
par however.
>Hagen's game was the steady type
that recently o. him the British
orcn championship: His work was
more consistent on the greens than
Duncan's. Frequently lie used a
- AehjA - %hA- .onAA> FrH Inns q -
rroaches puts, and he said after
words that hey believed this saved
him several strokes.
Bobby Jones had much tht SAINT
type of am in the morning round.
With n little luck on the greens. his
- for the first round would nave
been about IS. He was making won
derful tee shots. and while q little
! wild with his irons, was. sending in
perfect runups which generally left
! him chance to sink in n putt. The
trouble was that he could not sink
the moderate length putts, but gen
orally he could take TIVE for a par
! score. He kept pushing his irons to
the r%ight-not a rea, slice-but 1t
did little harm. ,
Held Brilliant.
Eddie Held did not make any shots
that were spectacular. nut nearly ev-
cry one of his strokes was on the
border OF briliiancy. He placed Ions
drives beautifully, sent lnashies
straight to the green and putted with
was working smoothly, and as he
walked into the clubhouse from the
36th green he drew A round Of APP.
plause n was freely congratulated
The weather ma has promised tc
keep the faucets turned off for the
rest OF the tournament. and If he
keeps his promise, the coursc will
be in absolutely perfect condition for
the rest of the tournament.
Among the well-known golfers tc
compete tomorrow are Willie Hunter
former British amateur champion;
Harrison r. Johnston Of St. Paul
amateur champion Of Minnesota;
Alex Armour, Scottish amateur
champion and brother Of T. u. Ar.
naments in this country: Emmett
French OF youngstown, Ohio, cap
tain Of the American team which
went to England last year: Pat O'Hara
OF Richmond county, Virginia, and
Freddie Mcleod Of washington. D.. c
Best Twenty.Four.
The following players qualified to-
Walter Hagen. Detroit, 71-7c.-141
John Farrell. Quaker Ridge, n. Y.
7e-6s-144.
;, FRANK 7. sprosell, Memphis, Tenn.
John Golden, Tuxedo, n. Y, 74-72
LIT.
city, Slaf Il. :, 7f7sAAaaesss.n A''an'is
John Black, Oakland, Cal, 7o-7s-
LAG.
John Diexel. New orleans, 7s-74-
f46.
sAnnie. Held, st. Louis, 74-73-l47,
Erred Wright, Flint Ridge, Le1An-
geles.. 74-74-14S.
'Robert Jones, 1r., Atlanta. Ca.
72-76-14S.
.Jesse Cuilford, Boston, 74-74-148
Gener SarAzen, Pittsburgh, 74-74-
14s.
Jack Burke, st. Paul, 73-7s-14S.
George M. Christ, Rochester, N. y.
Al watrous, Bedford, Mich. 1914
Edward Cow. weston. Mass. TIT,
I-l50. :
j: 9; Anderson, stwanoy, n. =,
George Duncan. England. 7s-7t-
Alec Guild, Chicago. ,75-7s-1s1.
George Martin. Santa Barbara, CAL,
Bon Lord, Glen ralls. N. T., 7s.7s
frank eo4ehAur. Jr.. New Or
Charles Thom. schinnecoek Hilh,
N. y. 7S-74-1S2.
John Cowan, WAtertown, Mass.
T-76-l52.
Amateurs.
Other scores today included: Nor