The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-13
YOUNG BREEDS IN
DEMAND To WIN
j. s. OPEN AGAIN
(By FRANCIS oUr1rEr)

tBy FRANCIS CUrNET)
hor a p-'r'ol 4 eight years. tui!ow.nE
~ ,,r'"-y OF johnny McDrrmotc IN the
| ) OS,a. no roreign-bo-n players won
thus t,tlc. This was in keeping with the
prophecy ct this Little wonder OF the
links, who predicted a. the time that
never again would a forcIGn-oorn pro
take This event But IN 1920, Ted Ray.
the big British >wltu.r came under
wire stroke 10 the good over Leo
pteScl and Jack EurA" ;wo young home
hredS. who were tied with HAIR! Var,
don Tor second pia"e. Last year jan
GarneS. thr long toru!shm,U. had things
much his own way.
\ brief resume oC our Open events
sine" johnny McDrrmot, came through
rather in,l lines one t. til" belief that
unless our Younger hNn"-hrrdS come
'hrou=& N ;ur r"Xt Few classics. Nc
n"rmO:t's proud boast vii, ~ again for
naTgh'. for Walter Ilthen * now the
'"lr HON bred PRO NJ past winners still
actively ~ ;hr EI;lr ard i possibility.
a. Mrp"rmu;t dropped ,ut lang while
bach and Tom Mcnamara his runner
up. IS now giving his time exclusively
to BUSINESS 50 ne cannot b" considered
lS possibility. whereas Mike Brady
HAS been soUcwha; the form tha; landed
Tim n TWO ties.
80. Il Nmer:clr-o"r golfers are 10
hold the honors in our own land We will
nave to look 10 the n"w blood now CON-
!ng on with rush. for Hagen alone can
not b. expected to turn aside the big
held which will tee or At Skokie this
70 10 lnNl. q
quite good as there are several young
~tCr> whose records IN date show that
hey may. with proper development and
q far amount ot the breaks. step in
To Aclp materially in terminating the
rC'%n Of those VINO received their early
snlt training other jhan in the United
States. The list includes Leo Diegel.
Eugene Sarazen. John Farrell. George
kerriEan. Fred Canausa. William CreaNy
ond others. all Of whom are Of first
rank.
Leo Disgsl
or them pregrl and Sarazen have
shown shade better than the others.
leo b~gan to attract attention during
the season OF 1919 and ne continued his
good work that following winter and
right Down % tn" Open IT Inverness,
where h" came through with tie FOR
second. Il stroke back OF the mighty Ray.
That winter he rlaycd some highly sep
SaHonai c"lc a. times in california.
This u::e' winter he has showed up we'll
N ~" south ard appears to be set for
ruc SHr>nn
critics agree that he has a few
~h"rtcom:l " Bur the sole argument.
RaGlaet HIN worth consideration Is htS
'rratir game although that may be
luS:iF applied 1" any noted gorfer. LEO
has 2lnvcd sunerh golf on occasions and
p, Other times has no. come up 10 tho
mars hlnk hc has two points that
make HIM al, "c the leading possibilities
FOR tho Caiurr. ard N" immediate future
a. thai. D:rcc, has Il pill" 81 confidence
IN h:r~'f ard he is fighter.
Gone sa-assn
G,an Sl-Il.r >, u" Other oc The two
OUTSTANDING >,y:, "f tai.; Younger group
OF hone-brsd l.',> c. - - young. ag-
Erc-sGvc and tGc owner uE =. wol!op-
the las NAMED quality beng i ncces- &,
Bity ~ ii. ." Ily~ az hard h:'':nE. For :
the pas rNu S,'r~rrG y" naS entered )
,ho Open hut r.t.. de-: 9nlb.nG startling. .
He ,ame IN" f;m" WI, II IL piIs,crrd !
lock Nu;rhn&. With ''rc'Gl" I"f"at ,
In ;hc Professional r;",Fsr, Association |
Championships L.. scaso2. And he has
held hr. ;.,,.. ."~y nicely all this past
winter aCu.n-, n. lie OF the profess :
-lor G"ri:@ tn ,r,r~ southern events. ,
:.,kinr 20. 90 ...tn'" 1i New Orleans. !
srror = 80 Ss-"v,Nn.. ''u','l" and Ashe. ,
willie. a ;.:rl e Cn'--aba and q Il" for
rN:-l ~ I,r>~o~r'.." Ms average 81
hn