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didn't use a brassie to go down with. Some people have no regard whatever for a good story. Donald Parson won from Frank S. Danfortth, by 2 and 1, in the consola tion section, and Edward Styles had a surprisingly easy victor ovter C. G." Waldo, Jr., winning by 4 and 3, with out breaking the speed limit. This was expected to be a great match but the big gallery had only a pleasant walk for its money. The best golf of the day was played in the second sixteen. E. L. Scofield vent out in 36, against C. L. Becker, and was 2 up at the turn. Becker went out in 38, holding two approach shots on the first and second holes; going down for a birdie 3 on the fourth from the edge of the green; and just missing the holing of a third approach shot at the fiftfi hole,where his ball went into the cup and out again. Scofield increas ed his lead, coming in, and won by 4 and 3, with a 4, 3, 4 for a 74. . Sidney Sharwood, of Philadelphia, Aas going even better than Scofield, in his match with Capt. A. T. Roberts, of Detroit. Sharwood won by 6 and 4, and had a 4, 3, 4 for. a 72. If Scofield and Sharwood had not managed to evade the first sixteen there might have Iteon a different line up for the final C. F. Watson, Jr., and John II. Clapp came through to the final in the third sixteen, and I. R. Prentiss, of Schen ectady, survived in the fourth division in company with 0. A. Savaria, of Springfield. THE FINALS The final matches were all played on THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK Number Two, on Saturday. The big match was a good one but might have been better, and quite possibly would have been if Beall had been hard press ed at any stage of the combat. We had all promised ourselves a close contest and a grand stand finish and it was a trifle disappointing to have one player take the lead at the start and hold it all the way through to a premature finish at the 33rd hole where Beall beat Newton by 4 an13. The Brookline golfer lost the match through over indulgence in putts. His opponent did good work on the greens and although Beall was frequently in difficulties on the way there he manag ed to extricate himself, as a rule, by remarkably fine recoveries. birdies. The other holes, going out, were halved, Beall reaching the turn, 6 up, in 38, while Newton took 43. Coming in, Newton played his best golf of the day and worked himself up to 3 down at the fourteenth, which he took under par, but the match ended at the next hole when Beall went down in 3 and Newton missed a long putt for a halve. The medal scores on the second round were: Beall, 38-40, 78; Newton, 43-39, 82. Edward Styles went out in 37, against Donald Parson in the consolation sec tion, and won by 5 and' 4. Sidney Sharwood,, of Philadelphia, and E. L. Scofield, of Stamford, who went around in the early seventies on Friday, in the second sixteen, again Beall started off with a rush, taking played the best golf of the day, in the four of the first six holes, in par, but, final. Scofield went around in 39-38,77 by the time the sixteenth was reached, Newton had reduced his disadvantage to 2 down. The first round ended with Beall 3 up, the Uniontown golfer sink ing a 15 footer for a winning 4 on the eighteenth. Beall had a couply? of but Sharwood did still better, going over the course in 39-34,73, and win ning the Governor's trophy by 3 and 2. II. G Fownes, the Oakmont veteran, an nexed the consolation trophy by win ning from his clubfellow, Thomas Mor- sixes, going out, and a 7 coming in, but rison, by 4 and 2. finished in 41-41, 82. Newton was 45 40, 85. At the start of the second round, Beall hooked into a railway excavation but got on, somehow or other, in 3, and went down in 4, a stroke under par, Newton halving the hole by sinking a 15 foot putt. Newton had several of these long putts to his credit during the day but slipped up on a lot of com paratively short ones. The second hole went to Beall, in par and he won the third and fifth with C. F. Watson, Jr., won in the third sixteen, defeating John II. Clapp, of Chevy Chase, by 2 and 1. The conso lation trophy went to Samuel Allison, of Garden City. It was reserved for the fourth six teen to produce the hardest match and the most dramatic finish of the day. A. O. Savaria and I. R. Prentiss op posed each other in this division, and after Savaria had gained a two hole lead he lost it again by being stymied on two holes in succession. Regaining his lead of two holes, at the sixteenth, he lost the seventeenth and the eigh teenth and the match went to extra holes, Savaria finally winning the Treas urer's trophy by sinking a 25 foot ptitt for a birdie 3 at the the 21st hole, th third extra hole of the conest. Two 20 hole finals were played, W. B. Fitch, of Indian Hill, winning from C. II. Rosenfeld, of Deal, at the second extra hole, in the sixth sixteen, and Major II. E. Porter, better known as Holworthy Hall, winning the tenth con solation prize by defeating George H. Barber, of Race Brook, at the twen tith. The summaries: CHAMPIONSHIP SIXTEEN First Round: F. C. Newton, Brook line, beat F. S. Danforth, North Fork, 8 and 7. Dickenson Bishop, Dowagiac, beat A J. Mendes, Siwanoy, 3 and 2; Wimberly Bowman, Southern Pines, beat J. D. Standish, Jr., Detroit, 1 up; F. H. Gates, Moore county, beat Donald Parson, Youngtown, 2 up; I. S. Robe son, Rochester, beat Edward Styles, North Hills, 1 up (19 holes); E. C. Beall, Uniontown, beat L. A. Hamilton, Garden City, 1 up; J. M. Wells, Kenil worth, beat C. G. Waldo, Jr., Detroit, 3 and 2; G. A. Dixon, Jr., National, beat H G. Phillips, Moore County, 3 and 1. Second Round: F. C. Newton beat Dickenson Bishop, 5 and 3; F. II. Gates beat Wimberly Bowman 1 up (19 holes); E. C. Beall beat I. S. Robeson 4 and 2; J. M. Wells beat G. A. Dixon, Jr., 4 and 3. (Concluded on page six) n me The Par Golf Balls Wit 99 of 1919 few . DAnrn RED PUSH m BLUE FLASH..79 TAPLOW..60 SIMRIGNGil25 AWC&BEfT. 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