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GOLF
he had a chance to recoup his shattered
fortunes, for he had previously been
able to round into form with unusual
However, the pitcher that goes
Verdant Greene
A golfer just returned from the Pa- facility.
cific Coast says that high handicapped to tne weH too often, some day returns
amateurs have proved an even greater n flaky flinders. Travers quite unlike
pest there in this spring's open champi- other members of his family has never
ships than they ever did in Florida and been robust physically, and it was
contiguous territory. . Indeed, the nui- mainly in the hope of building up his
sanee reached such a point that at last constitution by means of exercise in the
there is widespread demand, even among open that his parents encouraged him
the simon-pures for reform. For in- to spend so much time golfing.
in me souinern Janrorma nxture. lauuains, veu-ian veier- Hef. u. 8. Pat. Off.
TiPn THoorol TTMlia T -- o ol 4-V, 4- fins. AS mil fill at. linmp in Jmv Vnrlr an.1 '
Woli n10n,Ur0 M Flnriflfl. fs in nalifmrnin V, at loct ORE POPULAR THAN EVER
yoked with ten stroke duffers fine bobbed up, after being completely out! ' PINEHURST
pace makers, you don't think. The only !f sight since the early days of the' Meets every need of the golfer in Style. Fit
excuse was that 1 ' The drawing by lot world war. Many have been inquiring and Comfort- The Woman's Golf Shoe we
, .. J i. ij tt k,ive added to the line is most attractive. Sold
gave everybody an equal chance," a he was dead. He ended first, too, in fey thfl pinebur8t Deptm,nt gtore Send fo
contention so manifestly untrue has not a notable field of more than thirty at ( the Tom Logan Golf Calendar which pictures,
to need analysis. Los Angeles. Next month it will be suitable for framing the International Golf
Match between Ouimet, Ray and Vardon.
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Showing a Choice Assort-
The underlying trouble was the need eighteen years since Fairbanks ended
of amateurs to swell the entry fees. The third amateur in the southern Califor
same was true in a somewhat different nia open championship and he was griz
way, last August, in the National open zled then. Walter, accounted a Denver
at Inverness, although there the crowd- ite, has been on the "turf" fully 25
ing was more for a showing than re- years and deserves to share honors with
ceipts and fewer incongruities cropped Mrs- Caleb Fox of Philadelphia, for
out in the pairings. As a matter of having retained form longest among
fact, the California galleries were so amateurs.
large as to annoy several of the ama- Douglas Grant, writing recently from
teurs who found themselves in too fast London, says: "I've tried the ribbed
professional company which reacted on irons but cannot see that they are any TTlCTlt Of DidTllOTlds, Gold
the games of both. Diegel, who now di- better than ordinary clubs anyway, n -j
vides the public eye with Jock Hutchi- over here, and I don't think they will be JeWClry Leather GoOaS,
son, rather oddly finished third in the popular on this side. The new standard
southern California open event and balls do not seem to have accomplished Feather FailS and Novel
fourth in the northern California corre- anything aimed at by the new rule. The
sponding contest, being respectively five lawmakers should have standardized a es in GlaSS and China.
and seven strokes above the winner. floater." Incidentally he remarks:
Hutt Martin, who Avon the southern '"There is great interest in the British
title, is at Lake Placid, New York, in amateur, this year. The standard over t -
the summer. Matrimony evidently here is mucii ingiier tnan in yzu and
agrees with the attenuated Loos for he getting better every day. As you may
ended second by two strokes in the south know the English visitors last fall in the
and won in the north with three strokes United States Amateur championship,
to spare over John Black, Californian, were not the best that could be sent,
who was one notch below Macdonald and with the exception of Tom Armour
Smith, equally well known along the were always erratic stroke players. If
Atlantic slope, not to mention Pittsburg they had managed to qualify, however,
where he spent two seasons at the Oak- they would have been found a hot lot."
mont Club. Martin, the southern Cali- The last named point was emphasized in
fomia winner at Los Angeles, fell into this column, two weeks following the
sixteenth place at San Francisco, barely championship, after I had watched Tol-
retaining a respectable position. ley and Weathered play in the Morns
An intimate friend of Jerome Travers County Club's tournament.
told me a day or two since the latter had Jack Neville still insists, by the way,
scarcely swung a club all winter, despite 'that Grant is the greatest golfer Cali-
the open conditions because lie detests fomia has yet produced, although Doug
indoor practice and does not believe in las has played far more in Great Bri-
attempting to retain form during cold tain than on this side. While at Yale,
weather even when play is possible, he attracted so little attention he was
Furthermore, Travers is not in much absolutely unknown, when, along with
better health than last season when his ODin iayne or amornia ne went to
lack of endurance put skids under him an Atlantic Uty tournament, about a
in attempting to qualify for the national decade since and won first prize, Hayne
amateur title. He lost, as early as the proving runner-up. Parenthetically it
second round in the New Jersey cham- may be remarked the field on that oc-
pionship, but did better in the Metro- casion was one or tne poorest ever
politan. At that time, John M. Ward, known, down by the sea, so there was
former baseball star, whom he beat just not much glamor attached to the
before being eliminated himself, told achievement.
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me Travers played much as of old, his
lack being stamina, rather than skill.
That is exactly the contention of Wil
liam Reekie, his club mate, now New
Jersey' title holder.
It isn't the "bald headed" row any
more. "Men don't have a chance to get the
Be that as it may, New Yorkers have frnt . row of seats at vaudeville shows
ii .1 : .1
pome to disregard Travers even as a ese uayv manager x,uuie wen-
potential force, since a year of abstemi- der, Majestic Theatre.
ous living has failed to place him on "The women reserve 'em a week
his pins. Up to last fall' it was thought ahead of time for every show."
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