Evening star., 1938-05-25
-FOUR AMERICANS
IN BRITISH GOLF
0uimet Beaten as Yates,
Goodman, Kocsis and ;
Haas Survive.
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TROON, Scotland, May 25-Johnny
Goodman of Omaha, United States
amateur champion and Walker Cup
player, today defeated Albert w. Bris-
coe, Irish internationalist, and S,
to lead the surviving Americans into
the fourth round of the British anna
te,,r golf championship.
Goodman was followed into the
round of 80 by Charles (Chuck)
Kocsis, former intercollegiate cham
pion, from Detroit, who scored at 4
and 3 over John S. Montgomerie
of Britain. The two Americans will
meet in the fourth round tomorrow
morning.
Ouimet Is Eliminated.
The United States ranks sustained
their second loss of the day when
Walker Cup Capt. Francis Ouimet OF
Boston lost, / up, to big Cecil Ewing,
member of the British team IN
1886. Another American, Reynolds
Smith of Dallas, was put out in this
mornings second round, 2 up. by
young Jocelyn Walker, former Cam
bridge University star.
One up with two to go after reaching
the turn one down, Ouimet pulled his
tee shot at the short seventeenth,
Clipped short and took three to get
on to lose the hole to Ewing's bogey 4.
At the home hole Francis hit his sec
ond short of the green, Clipped 10 feet
short, missed the putt and lost to the
Irishman's regulation 4.
Yates Beats Morrison.
Charley Yates, the excitable Allan
tan who turned back English Cham
pion Frank Pennink this morning, 3
and 2, continued right through the
afternoon round to join Goodman and
Kocsis with a 5-and-4 voctory over
British Stanley Morrison.
Fred Haas, jr., slim former intercol-
legiate champion from New Orleans,
also chalked up two triumphs to join
Goodman, Kocsis and Yates in the
round of 80. After whipping DR.. j. D.
MacCormack of Britain this morning,
Z and 5, Freddie went out on the course
in the afternoon and registered A.
and-3 victory over Derek A. Drayson
Of Britain.
Yates defeated English Amateur
Champion Frank Pennink, 3 and Q.
earlier to reach the third round as
Smith and Robert Sweeney, Anglo
American defending champion, went
down to defeat.
Putting superbly, Yates. who yes
terday eliminated his United States
Walker Cup mate Johnny Fischer,
matched Pennink's bid on the last
nine. Three up at the turn, he sank
puts of 18, 80 and IL feet at the
10th, 18th and 18th to close out the
English titleholder before a gallery
of 1000.
Watching the Georgian play l6 holes
in 2 under As. Henry Cotton remarked,
Now that boys good. I like his irons
and he puts very boldly"
In other second-round matches this
Hector Thomson, champion
in 1886, and Leonard Crawiey, English
titleholder in 1881, and both members
of the 1888 British Walker Cup team,
also advanced. Thomson beat G.. E.
Grant Govan Of Britain, up, while
Crawley routed Johnstone Godfrey, an
other Briton, 8 and 6.
Veteran Cyril Tolley. one OF
Britain's greatest internationalists and
champion in 1920 and 1929, defeated
Frank j. Bird, and 3; Thomas A.
CTony) Torrance, former Walker Cup
star and captain in 1882, whipped
James c. Dykes 2 and /, and Rex
Hartley. another ex-Walker cupper
won from Raymond Oppenheimer OF
Britain on the 2lst hole.
Harry Bentley, British Cup player,
who drew flrst-round bye, won his
second-round match from T. c. j.
Manners, 8 and 6, and Eric w. Fid-
dian. former Walker Cupper, who was
English champion in 1882 and British
runner-up the same year, beat G. w
Mackie, 3 and 2.
First of the favorites to reach the
fourth round was c. Ross SANDY
Somerville, Canadian title holder who
won the United States championship
in 1882 The Dominion star turned
back Bob Rutherford Of England,
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