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It was a thirty-six hole match, medal
play, with a first prize of $100, a second
prize of $50 and $25 for the third, with
a special $25 for the best eighteen holes.
The amateurs were to get silver trophies
instead, had there been any need of them.
The first round found Jim Barnes, Tom
Kerrigan and Gil Nichols all tied with
the best score of . seventy-one, with
Michael Brady next in 73 a pace too
fast for the amateurs this day, although
Carter has often shown that he can do
it, even better than this. Alex Ross,
Herbert Lagerblade of Pinehurst and
W. E. Reid the English professional, were
all in line with seventy -five, and it was
still anybody's match, with the wise ones
still backing Nichols.
The second round was a triumph for
Clarence- Hackney, who made the low
score of the day, a clean seventy, the
equal of any ever made in a tournament
on the course, once equalled by Alex Ross
last year.
Jesse Guilford 8076156
E. W. Loos 7781158
MacDonald Smith 80 78 158
E. C. BeaU 7781158
C II. Anderson 7881159
N. Mather 8278160
Pat Doyle 8081161
C. J. Bellany 8478162
w- M. Paul 8083163
J. W. Watson 82 82 164
W. C. Chick 8085165
E. K. McCarthy 8086166
J. C. Wilson 8285 167
J. M. Wells 8781168
M. F. O'Connell 8286168
A. L. Scofield, Jr. 87 82 169
E. M. Barnes 8684 170
C. E. Van Vleck, Jr. 8388 171
P. S. Danforth 8785172
W. R. Simonds 9487 181
Highland I'Iiim Inn
Mrs. W. C. Damon, Leominster, Mass.;
Mrs. M. G. French, Boston; Mrs. I. C.
Gibson, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall and Nathan Marshall, Muskegon;
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But Jim Barnes bore off the palm, and
the big money with a gross score of 144
for the thirty-six holes, making the last
eighteen in 73. Tom Kerrigan was with
in a stroke of him in seventy-four, he and
Hackney dividing second honors with
145 apiece.
Michael Brady of the Oakley Club and
Alex Ross squeezed in only two strokes
behind the winners in 146, exactly the
score with which the latter took the prize
in tli is same contest last year from
Ouimet, king of golfers.
The summary shows each round and
the total scores:
J. M. Barnes 7173144
Tom Kerrigan 7174145
C Hackney 7570145
M. J. Brady 7373146
Alex. Ross 7571146
Tom McNamara 7671147
Gil Nichols 7177148
Walter Hogan , 7376149
H. Lagerblade 7575150
W. E. Reid ' 7578153
P. V. Carter 7776153
L. M. MacDonald 7876154
F. W. Dyer 7778155
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