Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
AMERICANS SEIZE /
MANY GOLF TITLES
Jock Hutchinson Wrcsts Britt
ish Open Laurcls First
Time.
KINGS ARE DETHRONED,
Championship List, Sectional
and National, Shows
New Names.
KINGS ARE DETHRONED,

OF 1920 from tho viewpoint OF inter-
| national competition. the year Just
| closed mas been more so on accountN
OF Americas first winning OF the
| British open championship. II is true
that Ed. Ray. of England. won the
American open title In 1920, but that
was the second time Il foreigner had
carried off supreme honors In tho
| u. s. open. Harry Vardon having
achieved that d!atInctIon back in 1900.
But although player from thdI
United states won the British ANA
| tcur title as long ago as 1904, when
| walter J. Travis. of Garden City, cap
turcd the British final, no American
mad shown In the British open until
last June. when ]. IIutchison. OF Chi-E
| caSo. professional. won the British
open title at the historic course of
81. Andrews in tho piay-on OF tie
| amateur. who tho year before had
| failed to Qualify I'm the American
national amateur championship at tho
Engineers.
Although the American amateurs
who went abroad gained no honors in
the British championships. they had
the satisfaction OF preventing Willioz
Hunter. the British amateur cham
pion. from getting any further than J
the semiiinals In the U. s. amateur.
championship ut st. Louis. The comI
pany OF American women golfers who ]
champion. Miss Aiexa Stirling. failed
TO get anywhere In tho British cham-
Iionship. but when Miss Cecil Lcltch,
the British. Franch and Canadian
champion. visited tho United States
she was beaten IN the second round
In the national championship at Hol-
lywood.
the British pros. though among the
topnotchers on the other side, made
poor showing In the United StatcsE
open at Columbia. Mitchell withdraw
place. For the first time British col y,
lcgians took part in the United States,"'
intercolleSiate title. Cambridge send
In each OF the American national
championships new face appeared
among the winners. Jim Barnes TAX :
Ing the open. Jesse Guilford the ANA
ieur. Walter Hagen the pro-. j. s.
Dean the intercollegiate. and Miss
Marion liollins the womcn's. HageR
proved that he was not ready TO reA
professional championship, but also
the Western and Michigan open. The
seasons list OF winners follows:
National Chnmpi0nsbIps
g. Barnes. Pelham. Leading scores:
5"i Fred IL: MSst coIu nss Y sss eSii
Evans, N. amateur. Edgewater. 500: Hobby
henseo.ss, s6s Emme, s S1:n Ahet Yo smss.
t tSwn' 400 sSs: clarence Hackney, Atlantic
SsTih .,a Pa5s Ri$ss se7' ' Eide die h heo..
were: g. IS. a. e. the Ss"G is.5 w TGnnss
auol st. fssi Mss
Si asa' wSS nef1i.' In Flans.
ana Gs9ns G Sss, G we fy Snsr
ISL ehampion, s and :. In Gnal Guilford
Evans. A'-' winner was
ua r5o1e's lena yyo a, 5nwoca by Walter
49, haraes, rneiham; In the iinai by. 3 and 2.
Emmett french. an" Yoanr nna e+ne and peat
1870 "" @nna ass Mas was Hu.sb,s6n noon Tho
j.. s'Sns9n Dear: rrineeton who defeated
ri, Me,1 ,ols Dean. 55l-;2-ll'. in semi
& Wake" ana c sna SSse:ses and Re1.
sa" ws M"s aP at TSs n Tso
collegiate team championship was won
1878. Yale being second with iii. Other
f Prnes,ol DrasS lsis GambT!dEs l,So:
,5: wlIsiSs isss; cern nell isS Sssu" PSs
''2 Wom aeam w,nner was niriSReeton ~
Marion Iollins. wcstbroox who defeated
%'s and ixs is s y Rsie, IN the
Mcdalist. Miss Glrnna Collett.
Mrs Hall for% .Igg, Of 5nssna
s sssh Mss s'iTInE Ss1, ME- M!: vsaSsF
noon The "i is.S Sinne a'% Was Wa Mis-:
HAGEN HAGEN with :s7; rpansreaP: J. hutehi.es.
lassns winnnE rousas 9 e@aP ~
g. Hn,,y o,nea scores; E%not
wood Aas,5aIis. ast; hobsrt d Iae6esss
end holes Ay JSnss fs sa tSs
ea ahe sso w'nne ",shsGn
Enss ayGns by and tie
ranl, at 49, In finals s,d Evans beat
finals Evans was up at noon. Tho 1876
winter Interco Giis n a. Indian 11rl BIZ
R1nert McKee, Dras by " as h91sS'
@O% %s7x;a at t,, w ss S BY
TunneT.ap. Mrs. j: W. Douglas. Chicago;
SH;isT hons siae and ); n.
BY Ne c a, Upper Montear
Philadciphla-wo by II. MHmmIr. Nor
lon, by 1 up; runner-up w. F. Beadlo.
Westchestcr. N. Y.-won at Mt. yern;M K
by II. n Joncs, Wcstchester HilIs by q s$
and !; runncr-up. George Bruch, club: &,
mate. IL, Isl
Massa chuseus-won at Bellevue by TED
I;carnard. Dartmouth, by up: runner-up.
Western-won at Bollo Meade by Burton
Nudge Chica go. by and 3; runner-up.
Jack WcnZler, Mcmrhia 49, I,'N+
Womcn's Championships. az
National--See national cha>ncionships.
Wcstcrn-Seo Western chnm.,ions hips y (;
Eastern--Nyon at Brookline by Mrs. c. Fl.
Nanderbeck Philadelphia Cricket, with
178: runner-up. Miss dilemma Collctt Proyi- (
dcncc. 179. 81 =, $50
+ Motropoiitan--won at Nassau by Mrs
w. A.. Gavin. Bei1eciaire. by 0 and 80 4
thirty-six holes tirst tirno at thirtySsIX n
holes>; runner-up, Miss @. Biahop. Rrook-
Metropolitan junior--won at Enslowood 4
by Miss Martha Parker Westch "a ar Hin q.