The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-23
GUS. GOLF ACES
LEAD IN OPEN

Continued from First FaseJ
and Bobby Jones in fourth place
Wi The best British card turned ii
thus far Is a Is.
Out in 81
Hagen was out in 81. He had
an excellent iron shot to the first
green ana was down in two puts
for q three. He holed . 35.footer
for 4 three at the second. At the
fourth hole he was on the green
III two and had 4 par four.
z Hagen Wae within three yards Of
the pin with his tee shot at the
short fifth, but he took q three
after his first putt had hit the
rim 81 the cup. He had an excel
lent four at the sixth and played
the seventh safe, making no effort
to get home In three. He played
short OF bunker that protects the
greer and then Clipped within
two yards o9 the pin for Q birdie
four. After good four st the
eighth ne played b mashie ntbllck
off the tee at the 16.yard ninth,
made the gxeen In one ana was
down in three.
Hagen's card: ).
Mackenzie Gets > 10.
Roland Mackenzie. Of washington,
b. u. ana Jtrado, of the Argentine,
went out together. Jurado played
the more sound golf, and turned in
q II. while Mackenzie had 7s.I
Mackenzie's card follows:
out. .......,... ss
In, -. ). ). ....s.. ~ - = - q s -s-st
Jim Barnes, the present title
holder. was playing steady gOlk, and
was around In n. He took three
puts at the seventh and eightn
and was over the ninth green aud
took d four. He had three. puts
again at the 18th and took six Ut
the 18th. His card:
n :..........s.4 E46A34B $50
Ted Ray had 1 ~. His card FOL.
lows: 8.
in IS So A---Ae
Arthur Hayers was out In s. and.
Fred Robson, his partner, Was out
IN 3S. C, IA. WliItcofnb WAS out in
~. cyril walker had q IS at the
ninth ana Emmet French 81.
Gum Has Bad Day
watts Gum, the young Atlanta
star, had hard morning and was
well of his game. He turned "
an 50 the first round. his card
follows:
out ................,3 $3.50 s-n
In ..s.......ss., $3.50
Cyril Tolley had u Tor the
first round. His card:
Out g .......:.. s-s 3.
Georges duncan waB- around IN 49,
His card follows
2 q ... ~; III "a s-ss.
GEORGE Won Ela, OG Los Angelica
turned ia 4 Us for the first round.
His card follows.
OUT. ~. ..........s. tts
In. - =. sS.sss.s.ss $50 = - = - 2 =
some Of the better British scores
were: @. Ockenden, -; ]. O.NeiA,
so; j. II. Taylor, %; r. A. Whit.
comb, q; Josh Taylor, 50; AuOrey
Boomer, 70; Tom Wilson,
Bobby Jones was annoyed some.
what BY his playing partner Crap.
per, who was playing badly. Tne
lack Of = good pacenlaker did not
help Bcbby's game any. He went
out in 81.
Some disappointment was regis
tered af Bobby's start, which WAS
not considered too convincing. after
the excellent golf he has been play
| ing during the past fOrtninght
Jones was home In 81, which
gave him d total Of ~ for the -
not the best score of the morning
but well within shooting distance
Sss. .,.:,: :tstsstts- Is: 81
Armt0uF'a Game Fine
Tommy Armour, Washington, D
c., had 4 beautiful round and a
times was playing super-golf. He
times was playing super-gon. He
had "a for the round. :.
out .............sssss. 80 80
: Archie compston had q y tor the
Mitchell Near Collapse
Abe AIitchell's chances. Were on
| the verge OF collapse when he
! finished the first 10 with q total
Of Is, which gives him good
seven strokes that he must lop OF
tomorrow to get into the leading
group. Mitchell's card:
Out ..s.......... 364+S $50 80
In, ...........!. 444b - s--Ai
Other Scores
Some Of the other scores turned
1 in this morning were:
| p. r. Weston, 20; Harry Vardon,
30; william TuIloch, SO; James
Sherlock, 76; Duncan McCnlloch,
70: w. Holley, 81: Claude Gray,
| 81: Thomas Howard, 70; c.. il.
Corlett, n: Hugh Roberts, 80; John
| Sullivan, 40.
Brazil has attained fourth place
among sugar producing countries,
being exceeded only by Cuba. India
and Java.