San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

20. Johnny Farrell, quaker niuse'
N. Y, 301. 80.
20. Biif Leach, Philadelphia, BOZ:
20. Art Longworth, Clinton, NO.
301.
"a. Joe Sylvester, St. Adams, N. Y,
81. Tom Boyd, Fox Hills, N. Y,
302. non
26. Harold s. Long, Chicago, 3O3.,
81. Tom RaJoppi Summit N DE-
%. John Bredemus, Corpus Christi,
3O4. oo-
% Willie Mcguire, Houston. 305.
% Frank Sorogeli. Memphis, 305.
30. Charles Hoffner, Phlladelphia'
3O5. oo-
20. Erwin Nelson New Orleans. 800.
SO. Jimmy Farrell, Quaker RIDGE
n. T., BOG. w.t.
81. T. B. Cochran, Wichita Falls,
| (amateur) 307.
"a. Charles Manning, Texarkana,
81. Eddie Murphy, TampicO' Mex
leo. 307. ooe
az. Bill Mackenzie, Dallas, 3OS:
IS. Laury Nabholtz, Lima, Ohio,
300 ooo
3s. Tom Lally, San Antonio, 300.
3S Jack ,IU .r' q, ouO.
IS, Jim Mackenzie, Dallas. 300.
~. John Rogers. Dayton, Ohio. 80,
43. Fred Greenhill, Sherman, Texas,
81. %,
AZ. Carl W. Baker. Dallas, 81:
43. J. D. Collins, Tulsa, Okla, 81.
46. Carl Anderson. Buffalo, 81.
AZ. Fred Bell. Denver, 313.
Al. A. V. Claeyssens, Waukegan'
ILL.,. 313.
20. Fred Baroni, Coropolis, Pa. 81.
&c. Harry Cooper, Dallas, 81.
80. Alex SANDY" Armour, New
York, 81. ,,o
81, Peter W. Henry, Cleveland. 31S.
"a. Tom Cahill, Okmulgee, Okla,
s.. Tim o'COnnell, Saratoga, N. T.
1924. -, c..
81. Lee J. Butler, Lake Geneva
Wis, 327.
IS. Charles Lawrence, Bogalusa,
La. 81. -
50. W. H. Lundberg. Houston. 341.
90. Phil I. Gentle, Summit, NJ d.
342.
81. Dolph Van Arsdale, San An
tonic. 352. ,
Tbirty-three withdrew before the final
round was completed.
Where Money VIII Go.
The winner of Sundays 1S-hole round
will receive $500 and the loser $500 as
second place finiSher. Kirkwood gets
$500 for third place. Ralph Smith
to Freddie Macleod, $500. Jack Tar
rant as high amateur, gets gold
medal to add to that which he won
when he and Tom Boyd last Thursday
copied the amateur-professional best
bali preliminary. Jack Burke gets sixth
money, 5000. Seventh, which must be
split UP, is $3.50. Eighth is 1925. The
next four places get 800 each, the
next three SIS each and the winner OF
| seventeenth to thirtieth places get $50
each. r-.r -,
In addition, several hundred dollars
| is passed out in prizes of $50 each for
scores under 40 and best scores for each
roud. II Mehlhorn wins the big purse
| Sunday, his total winnings, what with
three scores under 20 and the best score
on a couple of rounds, and all the
money he has collected from unsuspeet.
, ing pals on the way around VIII
mount well over $1,000. 49,, . :.
IL was pretty much a Hagen-Mehl-
horn fight throughout the tournament
after the first round, when Hagen,
after starting with IA, showed a
marked tendency TO settle down and
prove his right TO the title of the best
l"money player" in the business.
= Crowd With MehlhOrn.
The crowd was with Mehlhorn
| throughout.
Me6ihorn led for the first IS holes
of play Friday with 6S, Joe Lally OF
San Antonio, being second with %
Mehlhorn turned in 80 in the after
noon and increased his lead to five
strokes. Hagen took 20 and moved W
to a tie for fifth from sixth place.
Saturday morning, while Mehlhorr
was playing "a, Hagen, in an intermit
tent drizzle that did not seem to bother
him, achieved a miraculous TO, winding
up with a 15-foot putt on the last greer
and clipping one stroke Oft Clarence
Mangham's former course record OF W
That sent Walter into the lead by
three strokes and it seemed that Mehl
horn was to be beaten out after all.
The Shreveporter has the stuff II
, him, though, and he battled back in th'
afternoon.
Hagen and Mehlhorn each took four
. on the first two holes and then Mehl
/ horn, with a four on number three
cut the lead by stroke when HageI
: took five. A five on number five Will
, Hagen took six reduced the lead 4
| only one stroke and a three on sever
to Hagen's four, evened it up.
G They started the second nine al
square. Mehlhorn's three on ten pu
, him in front, but Hagen's three OF
= eleven squared it again. Again Mehl
horn went ahead with fine four on tn
; long twelfth. He made it two with
a three on number sixteen. Both too
threes on the short seventeenth.
|. Needed Four to Win.
Thus, Mehlhorn came into the las
4 fairway with four needed to, win, a
: Hagen played q mastery three whic
included a fine approach and anothe
; 15-fOot putt.
Mehlharn's drive was straight dow
e the middle we'll over $50 yards. hi
S second shot, however, forced the crow
g to the north Of the green to scatter an
$ stopped several feet off the smooth tur
v A pretty run-up left three feet betwee
ball and cup. The putt was inche