Evening star., 1922-09-08

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The quartet all had stern tasks to
reach the semi-fnals. but sweetsers
work In dethroning Jesse Guilford OF
Boston as champion. and kneppers
ton-taining. his ~~sfeat of w. ~
Torrance of the British team francis
Ouimet and the redoubtaoie CyrN
rolley Of England on successive DAYS
attracted the most attention. In past
meetif,Es. between Knepper ana
Evans the latter has triumphed
capt. Charlie Buell. of the Harvard
foot ball team and Tack Hard"lck'
Crimson foot ball star Of other years.
were IN the gallery. They were aos
Jones. OF course. but % many iaEs Rostnu TOW
Princeton alumni living III oos'oi
were on hand. too.
-, Record for Young Blood.
Never before has a tournamefs nsi,s ap, so
preached its final stages WIN SO
r,uch Young blood at the front These
lids. whose prowess is the admira, ,
,ion Of the English visitors as Wen
q. every one else. are taking tne.r
golf seriously. and are playing 'he
game for all 1t is worth. ..
Even the players who went down 20
Asfeat Yesterday were all youngsters.
Frank Godchaux. defeated by Cnlck
I.yans; McPhail. who lost to Jones,
Guilford. the national champion "ho
fell 4 victim to Sweetsers supelo.
skin. and Cyril FOLEY. tine 1otmes
English champion, are al uhue'
thirty years OF age.
section Produces Golfers.
r,,.. bv the Brookline course is a
settlement where golfers are porn.
Ouimet lives there and some thirty
professionals. chief among whom is
Tom Mcnamara. have left II 10 go
out into the golfins world: Out OF
this settlement came William NC
all VI r "
seven holes with Bobby Jones ano
then was only one down. He went 70
nieee. c. the last nine of he-second
round, wing Bobby an easy victory
after = rather uncomfortable day. But
the kind Of golf he displayed before
will be a hEure In future Events.
Cyril Tolleys defeat removed the
last Of the invading English contest :
ants from the tourney. and was staseo
in the presence" OF nearly 900 people
around the last green when he iost
tho eighteenth hole. after being
dornie ] at the seventeenth.
Guilfora's Passing Dramatic
The passing of Jesse Guilford. the
NATIONAL amateur champion. was in
tenseiy dramatic. He played against
odds all the way around in the after
noon, .Sveetser running down an ap-
proach shot from of the green for
q par 4 and a win on the Httu noie
after he had fubbed his third shot.
He then laid Guilford a stynie on the
ainth, which resulted in Sweetser's
ball being knocked into the hole for
on the fifteenth green. when the
match ended, Guilford. who was
strugEiing for his life. tried to nego-
tiate another stymie to win the hole
but the ball failed to fall in the cup.
OF the quartet surviving Jones Is
from the south. Sweetser from New
York and Evans and Knepper from
the west Knepper breaks into the
big four for the first time In his llfe'
and even II he should be defeated to-
day he has every reason to be happy
In reaching the semi-finals.
jones Most Eager to Win.
:; OF the quartet. Jones Is perhaps the
most anxious to win. He covets the
honor and every shot that he plays
against Sweetser will be played to
win :.
said one of his southern friends today
as they started OF. II don't give
much for the due stuff" philosoph-
ically responded Bobby, but I pur-
pose to give Jesse Sweetser run for
his life"