Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-12
DAWSON DEFEATS
CAMPBELL, | Up
Chicago Golfer Hard Put at
End of Match to Take
British Victory.
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
SANDWICH, England, June 12-John
F., Dawson of Chicago, one of the leading
American contenders for the British
amateur golf championship won his
second match this afternoon from Guy
Campbell Of England l up.
Wales Watches Play.
Dawson started his round with Camp
bell with the news that the Prince of
Wales, who was following the Tolley-
Grant match, would see him play later
in the round. Perhaps the Chicago
| player was waiting for royalty's ap-
pearance to display his best stuff, for
/ he lost the first two holes to Campbell.
| At the first Johnny Clipped weakly
and was short with putt, taking S,
while Campbell was down in 4. Daw-
sons drive at the second was caught
| by big bunker and he took another S,
while Campbell scored a birdie g. The
third was a half in Is.
Dawson squared his match with
Campbell by winning the fourth and
| nth holes with 49, while his opponent
was taking SIS.
DaWsons par 3 was good for a win
| at the short sixth, where Campbell
| missed a putt, and the American took
the seventh. with a to Campbell'S 6.
Another par 3 at the short eighth
gave Dawson his fifth hole running.
The ninth was halved in SIS.
The card:
Dawson-out :. 5544435 5-ss
Campbell-out. 4 3 4 5 S 4 6 4 $40
Dawson played from one bunker to
| another after his second shot at the
tenth and picked up. At the eleventh
Campbell holed 25-foot putt for a
halt at and Dawson answered this
Dy dropping one almost as long to halye
| the twelfth in As.
With Dawson's ball on the lin OF
the cup, Campbell made another IS
loot putt at the thirteenth to halve
the hole in As. Dawson remained 2 up
Inree holes In a row were .halved
making Dawson dormie 2 up, but Camp
oeil holed long putt to win the seven
| tenth with a 4 to Dawson's 5.
The fourteenth had been split in
5's. When Dawson was stymied. the
n1teenth also went in SIS, and the six
tenth in SIS.
Dawson Defeats Mccormack.
Dawson won his first match TODAY
from John D. Mccormack, former Irish
champion, and /.
Mccormack won the first taking the
third hole, but losing the next two to
dawson. The American also picked up
tne eighth with a good tee shot which
made him up 1t stood there at the
turn. Mccormack cutting Dawson's ad-
vantage on the twelfth, when the
american bunkered one. Dawson won
the fifteenth, however the two halving
the sixteenth and seventeenth.
Cards out;
Dawson .....5 4 6435 5-Ss
Mccormack. s. 4 4 4 S 4 4-39
Cards In:
Dawson ......445 544 4-3s-71
Mccormack :. a 4 3 S 4 S 3 4-32-7l
Tweddell beat Harrison in his match,
and 4.
Tolley defeated Grant, 4 I'D and three
to play. The former titleholder went
out in "a and was 2 up after nine holes.
Dawson started the second nine up on
Campbell.
TullOch Removes Wethered.
Roger Wethered, former amateur
champion, was removed from the COM
petition by William Tulloch, the Glas-
gov star. Wethered was defeated 2
and !.
Stuart Scheftel, the American bow
star, who lives in Paris, was defeated
by Moore Brabazon, 5 and 3.
I. A. Bourn, who won the French
amateur championship last year and is
entered for the American amateur in
September, was downed by r.. q. Bay
liss, 3 and 2.
John Smith won from J. p. Pease,
8 and /.