New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-12
BOBBY Jones MAKING
EFFORT TO CONE BACK
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hg field to tee off. They were close
y followed by Eddie Held Of Alon
JUN and Gene Mccarthy of Green
falley, Pa.
Dexter Cummings of Chicago VIII,
yin the intercollegiate championship
i siwanoy two weeks ago wired tn,
Committee this morning that h,
you'd not play in the open. Ralpl
Rocks. Providence, withdrew. jane
b. Ward. Kansas City, withdrew
Joseph Donate. New York, withdrew
foe Roseman, Westmoreland. Pa,
pithdrew. scottie Robson, New York
Withdrew. Michael J. Ford. New
ork, withdrew. Allan Towns, Cort
hnd, N. Y, withdrew. Robert Wilson
Rumford, r. l., withdrew. Charles r
smith, New York. withdrew. Charlie,
n. Lorms, Columbus. o., 81. B. f
p'Neill. New York. 81. Eugene Nc.
Earthy, Philadelphia, IT. Eddie Held
Webster Grove, rs. ]. B. Mackie
New York. sA Phillips o'Connor
FORTH Jersey, N. j., withdrew. Danny
Horgan Pittsburgh. IS. Frank Soul
", Moshulu, N. Y, 90. Tucker Fields
New York, withdrew. Peter w
Henry. Cleveland, rs. Stuart Sander
on. unattached. So. Chris McGrath
chestnut Hill. Mass. withdrew. Wal
er Rehmish, New York, withdrew.
Philip O'Connor. North Jersey
country club, Warren Point, N. j.,
withdrew. Peter Harmon, Fayette-
lille, N. Y, So. James B. Law, New
Fork, IS. Eddie Coachman, New
Fork, 102. William L. Kline, New
Fork. IT. John H. Lord, Amsterdam,
\. r., 81. Joseph p. Mcmahon. West
noreland, Pa, withdrew. Jim Bro
ply. Cincinnati. withdrew. Garry T.
Setcham, New York, SIS. Arthur De-
Name, New York, 81. $. Boyle, Wood
bury, N. Y, So. c. E. Triplett, St.
oseph, Mo-. withdrew. Louis CHA
betta, New York. 50. r. Douglas
Brooks, GAINESVILLE, Wis. IS. Charles
+. Smith. New York. IS, not with
trawn @
Bobby Jones was two over par for the
Erst six holes Of his morning round in
ualifying play for the national open
|folf championship. Bob Cruikshank
lis partner, was one under.
\ tJones was one over par with four
In the short seventh, his chip being
hort. He played the eighth and
inth for card of 20. Cruikshank
polk ave on the par four eight hole,
be only hole excepting the seventh In
|Fhich he was over par.
Jones card:
out--4l7 662 444-4o.
| Cruikshank's card:
| Out---&36 $50 4--3S.
Bobby Jones Of Atlanta after first
in 10, came home in 81 for II card
III his first round OF the qualifying
Hight for national open golf cham
pionship today.
Robert Cruikshank, New Jersey
bro had card Of SO, SO, "a. two over
bar.
Jones card:
In--443 644 444-37--77
Cruikshang's card:
In --463 443 445-3s-74.
\ Eddie Held of the Algonquin club
Ia Webster Groves, Mo-, went ito
hieces on the first taking on the
bar Ave fourth and one over par on
he 6. 7, s and sth. but recovered
Eer1ing home, making par S5. He
vent one over on the 18th but had a
birdie three on the nth. His card
lollows:
Out - 7644 5--43
In ...4 4s553 - 3 4--3s-7s
Joll s. Smith, New York, Sc. Alec.
chisholm. Portland, Me. 50. Al.
ticcui, New York, IS. Edwin Drost,
Farmingdale, N. Y. 81. William P.
Eoebel, Charlotte, N. C., IS. Thomas
aeppin, Mosho Luny, IS. B. WAL
ridge, New York, withdrew.
H. H. Gibson, Fort Leavenworth.
Sas., IS. Harold Galloway. Rome. N.
+, 70. Alick Girard, New York. SO.
Robert T. Jones. Atlanta, II. Robert
New Jersey. -. George
fain, Maplewood, N. J., withdrew.
Jesse p. Guilford. Boston amateur
vent out in Al running par on all
nut the second and seventh holes,
where he went one over, and the par
our eighth where he needed six.
Long Jim Barnes, open champion
n 1921, turned his first In So, one
Inder par. His card
Out-535 453 4-36.
George Aulbach Of Boston took Al
or the hrst nine holes taking one
nore than par on the long third
rhere h. scored six and on the
hort It'll which required 4.
John Farrell, the young Mamar-
neck, N. Y. pro had a par first 8.
Jesse Guilford. former amateur
hampton, had a card Of Al. Al, SO
or the first round. He was in trouble
18th his tee shots all around the
curse.
George Aulbach Of Boston had 81
Or the morning round. Both he and
'uilford we're playing the course for
he first time.
Richard Walsh, national public
INKS champion, played his round, az,
So.
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