Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-13
Sarazen's Luck Poor

Sarazen's Luck Poor.
seventh, where his tee shot went out
OF bounds and he used six strokes to
hole. He was past the ninth in 80.
He had a birdie three on the eighth.
Out 5000. 4 5 5 5 3 6 8 SO
In .....- 5 5 8 6 g s 5 4-4o-7s
Chick Evans, Chicago. was over his
first nine in AZ. but did the second
nine in 81. He was in traps on his
tee and second shots on the eighth
for a six and took three puts on the
ninth for a FIVE.
Out ....... 5-42
In ... , ? "a 5-37-7e
Mike Brady. the Detroit pro-. today
started his first round of play for the
national open golf title with SO, one
under par, on the first nine. He had
birdie on the jungle seventh
His card:
Out ....... as 3 2 4 4-36
Brady turned the second nine in So
for a card of "A. His card:
In ...... 3 4-SS-74
Bobby Cruikshank of westfield, N.
J.. got a good start. turning In a
Out go. IS as :.
Mehlhorn Near Top.
William Mehlhorn negotiated the
second nine in 81, one under par, for
IS. His card:
OUT. 4445 5345 $50
1n.... 3 4-34-7S
AL watrous came in in SO for a
total of IA. His card:
nut a. 4 + 4-3S
In.. A 8 4 4-36-74
joan Burke. st. Paul, took 81 COM
ing in for "a. His card.
G On ,....s 3 : g IS 9-s7-74
Burke had brides on the first,
second and ninth.
While oss, Of g wo srSs,sG n :las s.
coming in for "A tots, His card:
Ont .4465 5434 80
In AS 3 4-S5-74
William Creavy of Kansas City
took his place with the Leaders, turn
ing the first nine in &c, one under
par. He had brides on the fourth
and eighth. but was one over par on
the ninth. His card:
Out ...4 4 5 4 SIS
Creavy turned his second nine in
81, for total OF 13.
In ....----4 3 D % i--io
Farrell Hns 20.
John Farrell of Mamaroneck, n. T.,
was out in 3S. He was over his Sec
ond nine in So, for rs. His card:
Out 49, 4 5 3 s 4--3S
In.5 s 8 4 s 4 b-SS-76
HUT Martin of Los Angeles made
,he morning round in rs, playing an
even game. His card:
put s 3 5 ! S-s7-7s
Scores for the first eighteen holes
follow: < On
Robert Cruikshank. Westfield, N.
Emmett French. Youngstown. Ohio,
G. Jacobus, Ridgewood. n. j.. IS.
A. Gagen, Port Chester, N. Y, 81.
Hutt Martin. Los angeles, 7s.
Peter w. Henry, Cleveland, So.
e. williams, Peoria. ILL.,, so.
William L. Kline. New York, 79.
c. H. Lorms, Columbus. Ohio, so.
Jack Burke, St. Paul, "a.
Harry Hampton, Rochester, Mich,
Johnny Farrell. Mamaroneck, N. Y,
&c.
William NJ. Reekie, Upper Mont
clair, N. j.. so.
a
Charles II. Rowe, Pittsburgh, 81
Francis Ouimet, Boston, 81.
Leo Diegel, Washington, a.
Eddie Held, Webster Groves. so.
Ben Parola. Linden, \. J., Sc.
James Hendry, Manchester. n. H., 10.
A E. Reid, Ardsley, n. Y, so. 80
Richard Walsh. New York. 81.
Harold Galloway, Rome, n. Y, 81.
H. Cuici, New York, So.
p O. Hart Marietta, Ohio, 10.
Joe Kirkwood, New York, II.
Macdonald Smith. San Francisco, ~.
Willie Ogg, Worcester, Mass, "A.
Fred Baroni, Philadelphia, 80.
H. A. Sampson. San Francisco. 76.
c. L. Mothersele, New York, a.
Dave Spittall. Toronto, 80.
w. e Melhorn. St. Louis, IS.
AL Watrous. Bedford, Mich, "A.
w. NJ. Creavy, Kansas City, IS.
Bob Macdonald, Chicago. rs.
Jack Forester. Ridgewood, N. j., IS.
c. l.. Booth, Putnam, Conn.,, Sc
Mike Brady. Detroit, "a.
Chick Evans. Chicago. 49,.
Gene Sarazen, New York, 70.
w. f. Ward, Woodbury., N j., Sc.
w. r. Noon. New York, n.
Emil Loefier. Pittsburgh, &c.
Alex Armour. Rye, N. Y, 81.
Dave Campbell, Deal. N. j., 81.
Joe Turnesa, Elmsford. N. Y, "a.
Frank Dyer. Upper Montclair. n. J.,
| So.
Louis Chiapetta, New York, SO.
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