The Washington times., 1923-07-12
JONES TURNS IN
n CARD FOR
18HOLES
Gets Away to Slow Start at
InWood in Title. Golf
Competition.
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amateur player in Edinburgh, held
much the same position in Scotland
as jones held in America. They
were the hoy wonders" OF the OLD
country and the new.
Jones did not get away to as good
a start as his friends anticipated.
He got his par fours at the first
and second holes, but ran into a
seven at the third, where his second
was trapped and he took two to get
out and three more to get down. A
six at the fifth resulted from a
wide third shot after he had failed
to get close In two.
There was compensation for Jones
at the short sixth where he placed
an iron ten feet from the pin and
holed the putt for two.
He was out in 40. not a bad score
when compared to that returned by
the early starters.
Cruickshank played the first nine
two shots better than Jones. This
should please his friends in the
ancient Scottish capital.
Jones completed his flrst rouno
in II strokes. Cruickshank did a
"a. Cards:
In
ZONES 4435 "A 4 E37
Cruickshank.. IS 8 4 4 3 4 4 $50
Jesse Guilford. of Woodland,
Mass, former national amateur
champion, was three over tours for
the first seven holes. He had four
fives in a row from the second to
the fifth. but as three OF these
are long holes. he was only q shot
over par for that stretch.
The only other stroke over par
taken by Guilford on the first
seven holes was on the 223yard
seventh, where he was short on
his tee shot and too strong on his
chip to the cup. A six on the
eighth and q four on the ninth put
GuiIford out in Al. His card:
As SIS - 6 I'll.
Jim Barnes was a stroke under
par for the first five holes, a three
on the second saving him after he
was one over on the first. He also
had a birdie on the fourth.
BY making threes on the sixth
and seventh. Barnes became even
tours again. He got down in one
put on the seventh after pulling
his tee shot to the rough.
Barnes went out in 80 and Har-
mon in Al. Cards:
Barnes. .... So 4 5 3 4 $50
Harmon. ..... 446 8 6 4 +41
George Auldbach, of Boston,
went out in ~.
John j. Farrell, of Quaker Ridge,
N. Y, started with two par fours
and then had a six when he re-
quired three puts at the third.
Dick Walsh, of Van Cortlandt
Park, New York, the national pub
lie links champion, started 6-4-5.
Farrell, by sinking a seven-foot
putt, got q two on the sixth and he
got his three on the seventh, leav-
ing him even par going to the
eighth. Walsh also made both
par for the seven-hole leg.
eighth and ninth for a perfect 81
going out. Walsh, however, fin.
ished for a total of AZ. Their cards:
Out. ......... 4466 2 8 4 +S7
Out. ....... 5456 8 8 5 6-42
Bill Braid, OF Upper Montclair,
N. j., professional at the home club
of Jerry Travers, Frank Dyer and
Bill Reekie partnered Guilford, and
was out in Al, having an eight On
the fifth.
Harold Galloway, a young pro.
fessional of Rome, N. Y, scored
a 41.3S-79.
Guilford started in with 4-5-3 one
over par.
Barnes first bad hole was the 10S-
yard twelfth, where his tee shot YVES
in a trap over the green. His explos-
ion shot out wasn't quite heavy
enough, and he ran over the green
perilously near the pond. However,
Jim Clipped back and sank a three
footer for a four.
Harmon started back with two
fives and his tee shot on the
twelfth went into the pond on the
further bank. Standing with one
foot in the water, he played out
and ran down a four foot putt
for a 8.
Scores: \harles H. Lorms, Column
bus. Ohio, 81; ]. B. MacKie, In
wood. N. Y, "a: Eddie Held, Al
gonquin, Mo-, 70; Eugene Nc
earthly, Green Valley, Pa, II;
Danny Horgan, Pittsburgh, IS;
Stuart Sanderson, New York, So;
Peter w. Henry, Cleveland, IS;
Peter Harmon, Onondaigua, N. Y,
SO.
James B. Law, Cherry Valley,
N. Y, IS; Eddie oachman, Inwood.
N. Y, 1902; lillian L. Klein. Garden
City, N. Y, N. Y; Charles F.
Smith, North Shore, N. Y, IS;
Garry M. Ketcham. Bay Shore.
N. Y, SO; John H. Lord, Amster-
dam, N. Y, 81; Arthur Demane,
Sound View. N. Y, "a; S. Boyle,
Okeha, Woodbury., N. Y, Ss; Louis
Chiappetta, Unattached, 80; r.
Douglas Brooks, Country Club,
GAINESVILLE, Wis. Sc. 80. 80. 80.
Ramsay Hunter, West Biltmore,
N. Y, 80; Joll s. Smith, North Shore,
N. Y, SO; H. II. Gibson, Fort Leaven-
worth, no card; Aleck Chisholm.
Portland. Me-, 80; Al Ciuci, Briar-
cliff Lodge. N. Y. IS: Edwin Drost,
Farmingdale, N. Y, "a; William p.
Goebel, Charlotte, N. c., IS; Aleck
Girard, Oakland, N. Y, 80; Thomas
Pepin, Mosholu, N. Y, So; Harold
alloway, Rome, N. Y, 70; Cyril
Walker, Englewood, rs; Jesse Gull
ford, 81.
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