Farrell, Golden, Kerrigan and Cruickshank Metropolitan Survivors in First Round at Oakmont 1 Willie Lad Eliminates $1,500 FundforPublic By BR!GG3 Hunter Quaker Ridge Course ¡Seeded Oh, Man! | Jim Barnes in Hard Contest Golfers Has Not Been public course golfers of THEgreater New York have quali¬ J ¡-oo« ex/e «y fied to in the course r**l_*TOr>» WHY DOr*lT Y<X/ paShiûn MA4SA,"ZiHe5 You D a of Mc¬ play public uvyeAR Kr^tCKCRt-BocKGRja- Tm«. as Good as rMe Declared Pr0 to Bit Former National Open Champion Disposes championship be held at Toledo ALL. 3aY it «s Tne Y£m - ¡ate this month. .ALL Tr»R MK i uve^o '6ivi £0»Mirv.â 5TVLE R>R MEM MM ThS&G Succumbs to Farrell - l TMûse - Lean in Morning Match, but The only way these public course AnjO I THlMiiK Tuet look MEN PiCTuRei »<njouu T' Ex British players can represent New York is KAJOUI-O DOM T Amateur Hi, Hoffner Fail RCAL.NlCB VûU ~ j^A^/M Been 1 Up ; Hackney, Ogg, Brady, Boyd, through a fund to be raised by the Swagger j f-yr- artists Confused golf players and golf clubs of this Tnev look y Cousin WitjT' city. of Same By Ray McCarthy Here are the facts: Do*J'T *ÖRis»6 Nti¿ 14..In the mad scramble for all but There are 160 golf clubs in the (jp That By Grant!and OAKMONT, Pa., Aug. position, metropolitan district and over Subject The Rice sixteen of the contestants that teed off in the first round of the 60,000 registered golfers. Only r published repOTt tfc sixty-four $1,500 In needed to send this team V Hunter, «x-Briti.h American championship this morning were eliminated am.te« professional golfers' upon the trip. And only $110 has champion, ha, been declared ^ in two rounds of match play on the Oakmont County Club course here been subscribed to dote. fessional hy the United ¡T Jim McLean, Clarence Willie Mike It is almost impossible to believe '/ State» GoifV* to-day. Barnes, George Hackney, Ogg, that New York golfers are quite as sociation is entirely ner and a number incorrect Brady, Tom Boyd, Charlie Hoff of other stars succumbed selfish and as indifferent as these The mix-up seems to have ânà. to the gruelling and relentless pace set by the survivors. published figures show them to be. from the fact that hi. The next few days will show fur¬ eongin ' ¡g the casualties the Metro :¦ V Hunter, of In spite of j .- ther proof. All golfers and gplf Chicago, ¡, p!ijrj politan fection still has the largest rep clubs are to send their profesional golfer's eha»»iJg** requested r> now under at resentation in the field and judging John Farrell checks for any amount from $1 to ^>> way Óakmont "^'fc from the way in -which Johnny Farrell $10 to Hiram Serine, 11 Shipley r John Tom Kerrigan and Bobbi L. I. nmat^r *WUHe *. Golden", Street, Woodhaven, astonished to ^as^'JA Cruickshank are playing it is likelj It is up to New York golfers to hemr the new! ^j will be returned to Nev ism, a, that the title see that this public course team professional he ha. no b^aZ York. gets its chance to play at Toledo. connection that would Ratify Ho a,r»«2" It was Farrell who put out Barnei Any further delay will mean that M action. r<?pr<r»ent« an \mJ~l in one of the hardest fought and mosi the New York team must stay at house which sefís clothing;A¡Í exciting contests ever seen in thes< l home. it is a foolish Take '6m opp mii_tonj! skill is not one of the was 1 You've. Cot Tne "U^Pose \ ^y cations for ,-"* parts. The score of the match i... i . .....i IT VAJAS MISTAKE" success, 2liÄg man ¦©.»al. Fiöuwe amd ¦judice ive had,,. i'm n^e a Hunter In the morning round Barnes You «-oo<f Stork will not i_ - up. kmow it-- Tmç weu I'V/e ovotacorvxe- »T- only pjay aged to eliminate the clever iittl« You I t*mc A' \A/AV amateur championship at îwLi< of Club Cubs Win Third ThimG That i*lu iCKCRSocKera «s A SeMS'BLt» he will be one of George McLean, Grassy Sprain Only j the ,trong.,Ä"**¦ one of the finest match players in th( WORRitiS ME "S, J Thim* .5TVUE AKiD MAS dates ir. the big field. country, by 2 and 1. In this saisi Th<*= women va/oui-P ^ »t owe I COMC Tç, ^TAV. round Farrell going out in the scintil¬ Straight Victory AFTER YcnJ r *L' Captain Harria Burr lating figures of 83, had beaten Jacl ßt= \- Robert "arri. Campbell easily by 6 and 5. The meet From Cardinals international golfcapU:no?theB j was th« tea«, hat w.¡¡.2 ing of Farrell and Barnes a busy proirr;,r-, for fc\, g^ £**jS| topic of conversation during luncheor ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 14..The Chi¬ up to the \Valker Cup hour and there were many of the opin¬ our own ewa^it-«^ ion that the would be th« cago Cubs to-day won their third con¬ championship. youngster Rather than let his men g9 pi victor. secutive victory from the St. Louis upon any one course he is Barnes had not been playing weil ir Cardinals, 8 to 6. hit the daily scenery- The wnuT and he did not Although hard, team »|¿3 the morr.ir.g get gointi Alexander was effective with men on at Oakiar.'' yesterday at all in the first nine holes of th« Saturday and afternaon,aa7Z anc bases. Sunday will play S afternoon. He' was struggling, Brookline. Ther» wiil be a worst of he was very poor¬ the visitors and «jit à all, putting Heavy hitting by Pine Valley and then a retorn t« t&i ly. The Quaker Ridge lad was prom.pl lagged fielding by the locals in the National, where the team match« «8 to take advantage of every opening early innings contributed largely to be on August 28 and 23. was 3 at the played with the result he up the Cardinals' defeat. Haines was "We ar» now waiting for turn. When Farrell sank his putt o1 relieved by Barfoot in the third in- Mr. Harris said. "To peraiiaMe," on the ninth hole after the '/.,%i play aVbak eight feet nin£. matches :r. the team eoinpatitiaa. | Pelham star had failed on one oi The score: am ;ur» this will be most the granted, ai * similar distance, of, gallery CHICAGO (N. I,.) ST. LOUIS (N. L) are all in favor of the longer rwtt concluded the match was practically ah » h po n el »b r h po a e now on SttU. cf.. 5 0 1 5 1 0 Hlaok, rf.. 4 1 1 0 0 1 From there will be no tm- ended. » 0 Jt 0 flw ball as we to Quaker Ridge golfer who elim¬ Hollo'er. (1 Toporcer. h SO 0 2 4 0 play, hope be at our |fj But if you have ever seen a champior Terry. 2b.. SI 2 6 B 0¡8mtth. If.. 4 2 2 4 10 -¡¡¿2. for the foursome ar.d the in a inated Jim Barnes in the Grime«, lb. 5 2 2 T 0 0 2b 0 1 S 2 0 single» tan, it any sport fight when pinch you first Homsby. 5 Copyright, 1922, N'dir Vork Tribun« Inc. "It ha3 always been can Barnes's or Krlber«, If. 4 0 2 8 0 0|Stock. 3b.. 4 1 3 2 3 2 ray opiaiea tat: readily imagine rally day's play of the professional Heath'te. rf 4 1 1 0 0 0i Mueller, cf. S 3 2 3 0 0 four-ball matches ere the worse thtatj the last nine holes and his wonderful tournament at Krug, 3b... 42 2 0 0 OÍFournlcr, lb 4 0 0 8 3 1 ir. the world for one's the Oakmont OTirrell. o. 4 1 3 3 0 any golf pZ efforts to win his match. l|Atn»mlth. c 40 2 3 3 0 and they certainly mean Between Titans Club, near Pittsburgh, Alexau'r, p 3 0 0 0 2 0i Clemons, c. 0 0 0 1 0 tí nothing m Strugle ¡Hains», p.. 10 0 1 0 0 Five Batsmen International a fair test of g The last half of this match was s « IUrfoot. p.. 3 0 3 0 2 0 Leading League Wethered off a IE .Mann 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roger stepped struggle between two Titians.each fight¬ the latter had eliminated Gil Nichols In Each Major League Só in his first nine holes over the '«ti ing with might and main. On the on« in an exciting match this morning. Totals.. 8S 8 12 27 13 1 Totals.. 39 0 14 27 17 4 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Westchester-Biltruore course, «aie side was a quietly confident and ex .Ran for Alnemith in inning. Syracuse, 4; 1. would indicate that he is tu Throughout the whole day the Youngs- eighth AMERICAN* LE.VGCF. (Copyright. ¡SU. New York Tribune Inc.: Trade Uark RegUtcre4. V. S. Patent Officvj Jersey City, hitting ceptionaliy skillful youth. On thi town (Ohio) professional was scoring Chicago. 03 2 0 00 012.Î Player and Club. G. AB. B. H. Pet. Baltimore, 16; Toronto, 6. ball. other was one of the world's greates ¡St.