The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-07
y l.EFEATS Of OU|MET
\ AND CAN RESULTN
|' s~, NORTHWEST final
M Beat the Man Who Beat
lre Man Who Beat the Man
Who Beat Jones
PAUL MAN IS FAVORED
yon, Champion Of 1904, Thrills
Large Gallery With Sen
sational Rally
PAUL MAN IS FAVORED
By ALAN !. GOULD

Il ery:aeohle Beach. Calf. Sept. TT
NcaSlC0 ualwartS OF tho links. DIR. Oscar
pump: Wiling of Portland and Harrison
ablioIn Joonston of st. Paul-"Doc" and
Sms1nluy" to the gallcrics-camc today
Iabcrc10e final 36-holc round Of play Of
y Of g6le Beach to decide which was tn
hoop3crirnrc tho thrill OF being ANA
6schampion OF tho United States
MAnSthc first time.
1~lnsidered 81 lightly as contendcrs
MV01 Johnston was ranked sixth and
ng seventh on the national list
All for match play seeding" they
i ~ out nevertheless as the survi-
sof a tournament notable for It's
4 Destern hazards and npsets.
E fact that in their paths to the
galUtIe round neither Doc nor Jim
%.,r1 was called upon TO play the de-
he'd champion. Bobby Jones. may
d ourcc of disappointment to
J OF the critics. but this much
I .,..Jbe said for J~ohnston-hc beat
. w.ao!hnan that beat tho man that beat
4 .p,a.s man that defeated Bobby Jones.
uS-.s Refrain Has Grown
yr.,.n'syy Dis refrain has grown with the
49,. nafnent's progress. to a musical
s..,tslnpaniment that appealed to the
49,, & ever since Johnny Goodman Of
49, aha ousted Jones in the first
80. md and took the main actor of
~ Offering California peninsula.
s,r..+.iodman was removed in turn By
:. nm Lawson Little. Jr.. San Fran
a.,,rA Who bowed to Francis Ouimet,
~ fiku. IN the third round. In the
snrerxtnals yesterday Johnston COM
ciChf II the route to the final by hand.
Nam ouimet, the 1914 champion. q de.
800 y setback 6 and S while DR.. VIII.
swafnrEwas disposing OF H. Chandler
.nne q Of Medford. Orc. l904-05 title
As corr. I and ;.
= saiohnSton was the more impressive
= VA u two finaliSts yesterday. He
.The 5 Always the dominating figure In
srait ,11hatch with Ouimet, who found
6lv To traps during the day than he
texico III three previous matches.
i The eilling's closest match was In the
MI IT ruind. where he beat Danny
oohcrfaggter. Los Angeles youth. 2 and l.
~ IN he put out two Englishmen in
haeeaoiou-T. A. Bourn by 3 and 2
1shest ne second round ana Cyril Tolley.
Hsiaier Dfiti1t champion, by 4 and 3. In
ae - third round.
Outgoing Mine Best
r~A.v19at few dramatic moments there
plt0le{ In the semifinals we're packed
I Fra the outgoing nine Of the second
Of the Egan : Willing match.
{ they were furnished exclusively
1 The ~lS-year-old Egan.
Az Wiling went to lunch eight up.
cr...h victory conceded to him. He
49, med to have the champion Of Is
srt.e ago groggy. Egan. however,
ls,tss punch left.
~ I, may have been helped by an
- = bathic treatment to his weak
N,.str,1 the factor that has kept him
~ ( most national competition for
I 80 but 1t any rate he aroused a big
lEnet1 b to . frenzied pitch Of excite
,sty,,cE with Of the gamest rallies
seiciei{ witnessed on any purse
j ~ It the best he could do against
1 kees heavy odds was carry the issue
~ vscl1e 33rd green.
tflliug, - we'll as Johnston. enter
the finals for the first time. Mel
t10kt had ever before gone beyond the
s,nnAa round, although they have been
SP~epetitors In q number Of tourna-
Is since 1921. Johnston has been
jaime ern amateur and Minnesota state
NarxS. npton. willing twice has held
an o1Pacific northwest amateur title.