THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 19, 1922.
Plans Suggested for Im Course . Women Golfers Show Improvement
Wavcrley to
Install New
First Green
Portland Has Unique Miniature Golf Course Calif ornia to
Defeat Is Laid to Partner
K .16 t K 6 e H H '1 K
Ring -Tells of Golf Tourney
Women Show
st wt w. .. v. i .a n. n st a : av a?. at , a mi 91 wt wi w. : s -wy X E
Only Indoor Links of Its Kind in the Country a ent 01
Improvement
In Golf Play
By Jeha B. Fester v
(CoorrUbU 1S22. by The Joarean
awta. jimai
r
i -
Water Hole Included in Layout
Which Provides Golfers With
Needed Practice.
By Gaerg e Berts
T7ALLINO in Iln with numerous ether
country and t olf cluba In the United
HUtee. the' Wa verier Country club.
through ita greens committee, which la
baadad by A.' C. U. Berry, win adopt a
narmanent Flan of Improvements for
l?a roura.
Thmiaanrfa of dollar a have been saved
by other claba In the adoption of a per
manent Improvement plan, and many
ether riube rontemplate such mores. Un
der I ha olaji of a permanent tmprove-
tiient scheme, the work aeeompllehed
liy nne greena committee will not be
undone by the neit committee, aa naa
been the case In past yeara
MATAST OFFERS srC0EflTI058
Tlie adoption of this schema means
that each succeeding greens committee
will hva Ita work laid out and aa much
o( It aa poeeible within the. financial
budgets will be completed each year.
Chairman Berry, accompanied by A.
Vernon Macan. the Victoria. B. C, vet-
rran, who naa navotea oonaiaeraoie time
and atudy to golf architecture, made eev
eral Inspection tours over the course.
WILL BAISE UREES
Macan made several valuable euggea
tlons for Improvements, eome of which
may be made during this year. The
suggestions included some minor changes
in various bunkers, but tbe .first im
portant move will be the construction
of a new rreen for the first hole.
Lark of proper drain re has made tne TVORTT.A T noanaiwiea the only indoor
first hole undesirable and under the f ,,,, i ,. tti
Tu"",!n-0" "M'Tr. ""V I State- and one of the two in the world.
v. ',?V VJZ;Z 7a. V. iZ the other being recently opened In Paris,
" " m 1 t! a- f -!.. M .1
....... -.ill mil rfnam tha earth be In ' nu J J-wilu. lirairmiur vi
i. k,.iirfin ,r. k. mv first trMiL Llpman Wolfe Co. Indoor golf scbooL
which will be a raised one. The change It la a nine-hole putting course ana
will lengthen the distant of the hole In conjunction with the course there Is
somewhat and win be much better than a water hole, which is termed the "nlne-
at the present time. teenth," for the making of practice pitch
MAHT CLTJBS ADOPT shots. Two driving nets and a prae-
Berry has had considerable success tlce bunker are also Included in tha out
rfurin hla realm as chairman of the lay. on whlcu over 5ono nas oeen ex
a-reena committee, the improvement on i penaea ey tne nrm. me course is 10-
ine seventh hole last spring, which did cated on the eighth floor of tha com
not meet with full approval of tha play- panys building.
fallen. ! now considered one of the I
beet holes on the course. The putting course was constructed c-y
Permanent Improvernent plans are in laying boards over undulated ground
vogue on a number or courses tin tne which has a depth of three inches, the
Northwest, and the tuna ia not far da- boarda belnr covered with canvas on
tamr when all golf ciuba will atep into wnlcn .and and oil is sprinkled, giving
the putting fairways the aspect of Cal
ifomia sand greens. The putting fair
ways are bordered with real grass
rough.
The course has many unique features
and Is proving popular with the devotees
of the royal game. A putting touma
ment open to all golfers In the city has
March II
The lenrth of the. various nutting
A cnowD of Middle West golfersat falrway. varies so as to give the golfers
J. Minneapolis, to t exact naa taaen Dractce in making putts of various
hold of. a cooperative plan of ciuo mem- erirthlt The nlnth hole is a dog-leg af-
Mrsntp. iney nave pp"ni., u. f , which calls for considerable accu
being greater than the supply" bogie
that baa hung like a cloud on the golf
hortson the last several years through
out the country
The plan, orieny, is 10 km VL . ' Z V r r .
, k. n nntinarv maana who cannot . 1 fet, and NO. I, Z feet.
altnrd trt belonx'to the ordinary golf ine nunKer pracuce noie was maijea
tine.
Coop
erative Golf
Course Will Open
In Minneapolis
5" -
5
I'.'v.-V.i.
. 4
IOgi' '""r 11
Two views of Lapman, Wolfe & 0o.'s unique Indoor golf course. Above Is a
general view of the nine-hole putting course, which la said to be the I adequate return. Some of the big Sast-
tttTTXLXi California be , tha winter
YV headquarters of roll In , tha fu
ture r asks 3obs." a San Francisco
mlf critic At this time of tha year
or eoursea .are at their best and the
nrofessionala of the East are ready and
willing: to do a little "wandertusting- if
the bait Is alluring- enough! San Antonio
n&a set a new maximum mark in prise
money and the event attracted most ot
the best professional players in , trie
country.
If such a tournament were staged on
the Pacific coast and "titled" tha Pa
cific coast open: championship, very tew
of tha Hagena, Barnes and Hutchlnsona
would be able to resist the call.
WOCXB GO OJrE BUTTER"
Here would be - a grand chance for
the Del Monte management to atep tn
and' sro San. Antonio "one better" by an
nouncing a purse or yza.ouo. or wnicn
$5000 could be given to the winner, $2500
to the second man. $1500 to the third,
then half a dozen prizes of $1000 and a
liberal quantity of $500 purses, Ttus
would .doubtless attract all the best
professionals of the world. Harry Var
don would make the trip: Braid, HeM,
Duncan, Ray, Mitchell Havers, Taylor
and Kirkwood wdVild be unable to resist
the - temptation ; of "going after" that
little fortune," with the consolation or
almost surely making their expense If
tin successful. "
Everyone of the big Eastern contin
gent would take in the event It is
their business to play golf for money,
and it does not nay anybody to neglect
their business these days. A few hand
some trophies could be designed Tor the
amateurs in the event, such trophies as
would be handed down to their kin-folk
as heirlooms, and such a tournament
would surely gather the best amateurs
together in these parts. It would be
the annual get-togetner ror tne woria s
golfers.
SET BECOBD TS lli
This may sound like a wild dream, but
Is it really so? The Pacific coast, and
particularly California, has always set
the ball rolling in the matter of record a
More money was given away during the
P. P. L E. eo 11 tournaments man at
any other time in the history - of the
roval' and ancient pastime.
And $25,000 is not. sucn a large sum
in these times to spend In advertising,
especially if there is a chance of an
only one like It in the TJnletd States. The -water hole la located on the
left side. Below is the practice hunker, which Sandy Iirtth had In
stalled for the purpose of enabling players to get practice In clearing
kopps.
ern advertisers ; have appropriations of
$500,000 each year to call attention to
their goods, and this money is never
deemed to be thrown away. The returns
Justify the expenditure.
racy in putting,
Following are the lengths of the Tarl
ous holes : No. 1. 18 feet : No. 2, 14 feet :
No. 3. 1 feet: No. 4. 8 feet; No. 5, 5
KH.rt la tn tiki ear of iw ; o. , n xi, ., 11
rlub. The foundation for the idea Is
lr monthly memberahipa which may be
rnewed or dropped, according to the
condition of one's purse at the end of
each month of the playing. aeason. One
holdluK such membership fee has a
right of wny at the first tee over those
who pay the lewer fee for a single round.
The course will be open to anyone, as is
a municipal links.
The layout la situated In Minneapolis
and AIpx Olson has bern engaged as pro
fessional. Stock Is being sold at a
lively rate, although the stockholder
enjoys no playing privileges beyond
those allowed the person who pays his
monthly dues ; for the stockholder must
alao be of thla monthly duea clasa
Inasmuch a thla la the first linka of
ita kind In the F'aat (aside from the
municipal links lda, which It very close
ly approached) the Eastern press ia
)araldlni? la as "the newest thins; In golf
n th country. "
As a mtteer of fact. W. F. Jowders.
to wdec-eaaed took' a long leaae on a
piece of land south, of Tacoma about
six yars ago. built an 18-hole course,
and It has been opened for four-years
to players who pay daily, monthly or
yearly dues. Since Mr. Jowder'a death
recently bis son, Victor, la aole owner
and manager of thla Meadow Park Golf
club.
There Is a new IdeaIf they want
the newest thing in golf a one man golf
course opened to those who pay aa they
ntr.
for the purpose of giving golfers an op
portunity to get needed practice in this
Important department of tha game,
which has caused the loss of many a
match. The pit is not very broad but
the front of the bunker is quite high,
and the idea is to clear the kopp with
out touching the bunker. A net catches
the ball and returns it to the pit through
a trough that runs down both sides of
the bunkers.
HELPS LMPBOTE GAME
The driving nets are so constructed
that the balls when hit will return to
the position where the golfer hits them.
One of the nets is exclusive for prac
tice. According to Lelth, who is well known
In the amateur and professional ranks
from one end of the country to the
other, 15 minutes practice indoors is
equal to two hours of play on a course.
Lelth began his golf career In Aberdeen.
Scotland.
Before coming to Portland he Installed
an indoor school in the Emporium in
San Francisco, will Lipman was so
impressed with Leith's work in San
Francisco that he persuaded Lelth to
come to Portland.
British Golfers
Favor Changes in
Title Tournaments
' '
Mr, Oakford must of read aa article advising .golfers to not play no tension
to anything that is said to them. So far as listening to my funny cracks
whhe might as well of been my wife.
By Ring W. Jjardner ( my wife. And not only that but he
Well friends, here I am In the played deaf when X mentioned some
sunny south land and would not brag thing about concedelng putts, but
fihniit am nnlv that I seen a N. T. the worst of ail was when we come
f - y
it to
paper the other
Golf Ball Weight
And Size Bobs Up
In Merry England
Golf Invades Hall
at at at at t at
Tourney Planned
Woman's Golf Champ
Will Study Courses
,w York, Feb. 11 Miss Marlon Hol
linr of the weetbrook Golf club. woman"
national amateur champion, sailed for
Kngland recently on the Kcythla of the
Cunard line, not aa the American
woman's champion In quest of foreign
apt lis and not to advance her own in
tareats In any wsy. She goes as the
altrulstle representative of American
w,omen golfers to study topographical
totiditlona on courses abroad so that she
May be In a position to lend advice tn
the construction of the new course on
linsj Island devoted largely to women.
The trip meana that Miss Ilollins will
not be able to play In the British
uomen'a championship later In the sea-
r,in, an honor by which she had set
must store. Twice before, without a
'flng title, she had competed In the
Uritish championship and failad. Now as
American champion, and with the con
f 'Ji-nce engendered by that win behind
hr. she has unselfishly decided to
abandon another Invasion, lust when
hei prospects are of the best.
Record Number
V Played Golf on
Public Course
Twsary.flTe feia4rt4 pens It t were
Ua4 IA play golf over tha Eat
morelaad maalelpal coarse dartag
te aaoath et Jaaaary) according t a
statement made by Aady Jaaor, pro.
favtioaal.
CoaMrtS( weather eeaditloae,
there aalag a -aasiber of cays aa
which play lag was laipotslble, this Is
salt a reeord aad Is a fere-raaaer te
the Interest that Is being taken' la
the reyal gaaae la Portland.
Teaaperary greens arf slin la aae
at Eastmerelaad as It will be at
least a weather six week befere tha
rvgalar f ar sella asa far
play. . Wtater golf ralee prevail ea
the aritate dab roar set.
LONDOX, Feb. 18. Two matters of
supreme Interest are exercising the
minds of golfers In Great Britain. One
la tha condition under which tha British
amateur championship shall be played In
the future and the other concerns the
welrht and ndxe of tha golf ball Tha
latter, which appears to be aa eternal
problem, affects all golfers.
The cose for the reformers la that the
balance of power between the ball and
the length of the holes has been lost and
must be restored. This, they contend,
can only be achieved by standardizing
a ball which sets a definite limit upon
the distance it can be' driven. Owing to
tha abnormal lengrns which some golfers
can propel the modern golf ball, it Is
urged that many desirable features of
courses are rendered nugatory. To re
cover these features and conserve those
that are If ft Is possible tn only one
direction, vis., to cut down the energy
or the ball.'
WA3T DEFINITE LIMITS
What is it precisely that the reform
ers who constitute a committee of the
Royal and Ancient club are anxious to
accomplish? They wish to Introduce a
bail of such specific gravity that will
set definite and scientific limits upon
the distance it can be hit "So far and
no farther," ia eventually to be tha
motto.
Not satisfied -with their efforts of
a year ago to place limitations upon
the sise and weight of the ball, exper
iments are to ne undertaken In another-direction,
it Is perfectly true that
the present limit ball did not produce
tha results contemplated. Ray, Mitchell.
Braid, Tolley. Wethered. Jesse Guilford
and the rest of the mighty hitters
flogged the present ball Just as far. If
not farther, aa the old small, heavy
ones. The loas In weight was more
than made up by an Increased tension
in the winding of the rubber thread sur
rounding the core.
In this way the intention of the 'au
thorities was at once defeated. The
next experiment is to be with a bail
of the largest sise procurable, but of
unrestricted weight.
TO MAKE EXPEBIMEKTS
pedal competitions will be organ
ited by tha Royal and Ancient Golf clab
and other championship cluba, and the
results obtained with balls in use of
thla type will be noted. There will be
no diminution In length, because the
slightly Increased sise of the ball
more than counteracted by the permis
sion of unrestricted weight. Wind pres
sure will certainly be greater by reason
or the larger surface. .
There will follow : experiments with
a large ball of restricted weight and,
finally, we shall be faced with the "only
alternative," the introduction of the
"floater." In the mass, golfers will re
gard a bait of this type with antajron
istic feelings. -The majority have never
played with any but the heavy ball, and
to a certain extent they can keep It un
der control. Not so the floater.
By William M. SweeU
United Press Staff Correspondent,
London. Feb. 18. Players in the Brit
ish amateur golf championship tourna
ments for the nast two years have ex-
Leith ia assisted in his work by Todd I Dressed an overwhelming desire for a
Gardner, former caddie master at the I reform of tbe conditions of play.
Waverley Country club, and mora re- tv,, lmDOrtant chanee orovides
cently connected with the Grays Harbor j for a 3a hole stroke qualifying competi-
uountry ciuo in ADeraeen, wasn. I tion, 32 to qualify and thereafter matches
over 36 holes. A circular submitted to
1, .,t ..mWAltAMl In fVlA VtAO tfttlP.
Macdonald's Card iffit J
IS opposing it The petition will now be
EMPLOYES of the elty hall who
have twang golf clubs a few
times, are "building" a golf tourna
ment to ba held la the fast approach. ,
lng tprtsg. . N
Tbe "bslldmg up process, to en
thatwthe inks warm oaet and In
spire aon-rolf players with ambltloa
to ehaae tbe robber pellet, consists
of laeessaat conversation about the
game.
In thla way, hope Mayor Baker
and others who are plalag tor a
ehanee to shew their skill a the
link, there will be arevsed enoarh
freaiy among all to assure raaay
entries, and not least adeqnate
grandstand aad gallery
Those acknowledging braiealy
their desires to perform were 'Mayer
Baker, O. Laargaard, city engineer;
Fred Baadlett aad Baa Morrow, an
aiaeen ef tha water bareaai Habert
Goods, assistant te Cemmlssloaer
Masai H. E. Planner of tha build
lag dinIoa H. H. Torallasoa, staid
and dignified legal lights; M J.
Powers la the treatarer't office; L,
A. Baamhover la Commissioner
Pier's office, and the entire press
gaag, consisting of 3. D. Olson, J. 8.
Kbeehy, Carl I. Bargeaoa, B. .
Kramers aad W. B. Wharton.
The ftmtalae devotees ef the aa
cleat game also tlgaifled Intentions
ef competing and if possible wrest
lag the Iaareis from the masesllae
"bar."
Amoag these txprcstiag a eestra
to eater tha ttrarnameat weret Mrs.
Bath Carter, Miss Jeaale Garter,
Mlsa Clarraa CharebJU, MaybeDa
Reed, Mildred Blare aad May 9aa
All la all. U looks Uke a bad see.
ea for golf balls aad aa exeetleat
aae for caddies. 1
Southern Cal. Open
Golf Program Made
The program of the Southern Cali
fornia Professional Golfers association
championship tournament to be held at
San Diego, February 25, 26, 2? and 22,
has been announced. In arranging the
program the tournament committee de
cided to start the tournament February
25 instead of February 27.
Following is the program :
Saturday, February 25 Eighteen holes
at the San Diego Country dub.
Sunday, February 2 Eighteen holes
at tbe Coronado Country club.
Monday, February 27 Eighteen holes
at the San Diego Country club
Tuesday, February 28 Eighteen boles
at the Coronado Country club.
A purse of over 11000 in cash 'prises ia
assured.
T T np l opposing it xne petition wm now w
111 leXaS l OUrneV I presented to the championship commit
I tee of the Royal and Ancient club. St
Is Not Record One
tee of the Royal and Ancient club, St
Andrews.
Writing from the United States, Wil
lie Hunter, present holder of the British
amateur championship, strongly aup-
OB MACDONALD said, after win- ported the petition.
ninjr the Texas open golf champion- The ot Cyril ToDey which was
I amnnfr thnw who headed tha list vu
ship and first prize of 11500, over the at the instigation of the organizers
municipal links at San Antonio recently, I withdrawn, as it was felt the scheme did
. hn avr. r.t SSI nrntiahiT nmiirtihitiu) I not meet with his whole-hearted sup-
a new American competitive record for I Prt- Among the other supporters are
a golf course exceeding SOQO yards long. lt- wemerea, li. b. urr, c c. Ayimer.
Evidently there was no one in the Texas! - v-aax rxpo a
tourniimptit who YiaA nlivMl In tha mat-1 w. mauiura.
ropolitan open championship of 1914 at Among those opposing the change are
Scared ale else he would have known uuin. narvey uouu, a. a. an-
that Big Bob was in error.
Unless it has been bettered in some
other corner of the country and Cali
fornia may presently lay claim to this
the low score honor for 72 holes of cham
pionship eolf on a course of more than
6000 yards is held by another Macdonald
Macdonald Smith who completed the
four rounds tn the championship men
tioned above with a grand total of 272
strokes. Bcarsdale at the time measured
mere than 6000 yards, not a great deal
over that mark, it ia true, but still suf
ficient inches, feet or yards beyond to
leave him enjoying the glory of the
record mark.
From the statement made apparently
in answer to the query of some one de
sirous of labeling the record achieve
ment with a Texas tag, Macdonald did
not participate in the 1214 metropolitan
open. In any event Macdonald Smith,
playing at the time as tha 'professional
of the Oakrnont Country dub, duly
carded the 272, which beats the present
metropolitan holders total by three
atrokee.
Smith played a CS and 62 the first day,
for 127, and then came back the last
day with 141. totaling 6 for his
third round, and then going; all to pieces.
as one might say, and failing to keep
in the sixties the last time round.
Those who trailed Smith in that tour
nament were Willie MacFarlane, with
227 ; Jock Hutchison, 282 ; Jack Hobens,
293: Jack Dowiing. 294; James Maiden,
294; Louis Tellier, 295; Robert Andrew,
zse, ana jari Anaerson ana ueorge Bar
gent each 297.
ton and W. J. Gould.
Tualatin Country
Club Committees
For Year Selected
Roscoe C Nelson, president of the
Tualatin Country club. Saturday an
bounced the appointment of the various
committees for the coming golf season.
Dr. Joseph D. Sternberg, who is an
ardent devotee of the sport, has been
named chairman of the handicap cotn
mittee, and Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, who
has taken keen interest in tha club's
affaire since its organisation, was se
lected chairman, of the greens com
mittee.
The chairman of each committee has
been given power te appoint additional
members to his respective committee.
Following are the committees:
House J. Hausaman. chairman : Sol
Hart, X. Lowengart, C T. Bene.
Ground Jonah B. ' Wise, chairman ;
Samson Hlrech, J. D. Sternberg.
Entertainment Edwin L Nauatadter.
chairman ; C i . Berg and Sol Hart
Handicap Dr. J. D. Sternberg;, Samson
Hirsch and J. Haussman.
Finance L Lowengart Sol Hart 3.
Haussman.
Auto Parking Arnold I. Blita. "
xxfii to me in the hotel and says would I eerned will say that tbe best man
nne to enter in a golf tournament thouBh if they had rive my blis-
whlch waa Just going to begin and hers time to heel I would of made
says yes as I thought he was Joke- a BUcker out of him and even with
lng but the next thing you know my blisters I would beat the life out
he Introduced me to a young man Lf him on any other course, but on
name Mr. uanieia wno ne aaia mat 1 this course when you go In the rough,
and he waa pared together In the why you lay the ball out 'and count
qualifying rL a stroke because the most the rough
Well, aa my readers probably u foresta of palmettoa which they
knows there ia a rule vs. a man no chance, to make a shot out of
playing a qualifying; rd. alone with- same and mV best shot in rolf ia a
out nobody to help him count his maahle shot out of trouble. In fact
score, so rather than leave Mr. I0n most courses over 50 per cent of
Daniels without nobody to play with my shots is those kind of shots.
why I got out my golf sticks and I That is as much as I care to amy
played with him and will say at this I in regards to my showing la the
pt. that Mr. Daniels use to be the tournament as reported in the pa-
champion swimmer of the U. S., but i per, only I might add that Mr. Oak
ford himself waa beat the next day
by 4 up and S to play by a man who
I never heard of him before but at
lease it shows what kind of a golf
player 'Mr. Oakford must be to get
a trimming like that and the idear
Spokane contemplates purchasing;
ground Joining its downriver municipal
grounds for the purpose of enlarging the
public linka to IS holes. Public subscrip
tions will be asked to provide funds for
the purchase.
OtTXriC TRACK TEAM BCST
Olympic club of San Francisco has
scheduled dual athletic meets with Stan-
t track and March 2S with Coach Walter
ChrLsUe'a Intercollegiate champions at
'Kan Francisco.
Waverley President
On California Trip
-. - l -r i - i i"
President C H. Davie Jr. of the
Waverley Country chib left last week for
Pasadena, Cat, tor a stay of a couple ef
weeks. While in the sunny South, ' he
will spend a little propaganda about the
1922 Pacific Kerthweet Oolf association
championship tournament to be played
over the Colwoodand Oak Bay courses
June 5 to 10. inclusive. President Davis 4 eaptala ef the Portland dab tea
win mtiirn inoui 2narrn a. -
Public Club to
Pldy Matches
With Portland
Arras cements were completed Fri
day by Lester W. Hamphreys, chairman-
of the handicap committee of
the Portland eeU eiab, and J. King
Shanks, captain of the Eastmereland
Golf elab team, for home-and-home
matches between the two elabs. The
teams will B composed ef IS play
ers each, the first match te be played
ever the Portland coarse March t
aad tha second at the Bastmerelane
Maalelpal links March It. .
This te a preUnUnary competition
between the twe eiwaalxatloaa, K ei
ther clab hat selected its team as
yet, bat daring this week Chairman
Hampkreya of te Perttavad clab com
mittee will center with Dr. Thomas
V.. Watts, wee hat beea appelated
Camp Lewis to Have
9-Hole Golf Course
The nine-hole Course of tha Camp
Lewis Golf club has been improved dur
ing the last week, and aa soon as the
frost is out of the ground the final
touches will be given . to the greeas.
Brigadier General: U. O. Mc Alexander is
In charge of the development plana, and
considerable progress has already been
made in the part of tal course at the
west end of the camp parade ground.
Lieutenant Carnea B. Lee, aide-de-camp
to General McAIexander, has been assist
ing in the preparation of the golf course.
Dates.Announced
For Florida Golf
Advance announcement has beep sent
out oy tne jrionaa country dub ox the
Southeastern - Amateur - championship.
March -, and the Florida open cham
pionship, March 10-11. The amateur
championship will qualify in two divt
sions of 22 each aad four flights In each
division. In the Florida open, a prise
list of 11750 has! been provided, with
extra prizes for professional finishing
out of the first 10. Jim Barnes ia tbe
title holder In thiat event
to the 9th hole and . he was 5 up
"2 day where it was and il ben t0 nln Pitchforks and
said that I waa 1 8aiu 1 wouia conceae tne matcn
4 beat 4 up and S to " 1 had on new wblte P0"
play in a golf - c X t 7 ' . . Z
tournament at m aJla 1 caa lo V-J euong wiw
JBellealr and I sup- him and 1 conceded him the match
pose the same re- on 10th. hole and again on the
port was wired to llth. and he saya yea both times but
. .i Vnt v.fo'ht- rtn nlavtnv mil etvtaltv T
i every paper in us i ..e,... - ' -
country as a man JU8t walked off the course though it
like I is bound to was too late aa far as my pants was
have enemies and conserned but5 when I quit he waa
anyway I feel like I only up and we still had 6 or 7 to
myself and friends toJPia BO no emng now we woum oi
came out u l naa oi rorcea mm to
go through with it but at lease my
readers can see for themselfs that I
was not beat by no such score as 4
up andnly S to play like the paper
had lit
However I am not the kind that
makes excuses when they get beat
and aa far as getting beat is con-
owe
deny the report in totem and to tell
what really come off and will there
fore ask the kind indulgents of my
readers wile I exclaim the raw deal
of which I waa made a innocent victim-
Wen friends, the day after I
reached here there was a man come
TWEW YORK. Feb. 12. The part that
' women played In golf ia 1)21 was ao
important that mere man take heed and
give doe consideration to the advance-...
ment which the woman golfer la making.-
It is true there was no woman champion
developed who outplayed a man la a title
contest bnt there waa with each visible) .
and admirable improvement last season
that they rained on the man more ap
preciably than ever before.
For 10 years Miss Marian HoTilns has
been striving to win the women's cham-.
pionship of the united States at golf.
She succeeded la 1S2L Most men would
have givea op tha tight at tbe end of
five years. Soma would have tossed the
ambition overboard at the end of a sea-.
son or two. Miaa Holllna hang on and .
sha continued to tmprova moat of vtm
time. Now and then her game would
fall off bat she kept everlastingly at it
until she became a leader.
HAD BBMABKABLX 8BA80V
Miss Cecil Leltch had the meet re
markable golf season ef any player,
either man or woman, in 1R1. the won
three national championships in the hard
eat competition and if she did lose la
the United States event. It was doe as '
much to the fact that she was suffering ,
Dl health at the moment as to any other
cause.
It Is not anticipated that the time '
will come when women will outplay the
men and win the national amateur title
but If the women In tha Untied Eta tee
continue to improve aa they have, many
ef the men who now profess to find their -game
too strong for a woman to meet,
will be soundly beaten.
Jesse Guilford, the national amateur
champion, may not have the fireworks of :
some of his competitors bnt when ba
plays for tbe green be plays like a civil
engineer laying out the abortest distance
between two points Irrespective ef Inter
rening obstacles. If he la not over golfed
this summer, he will give all f those -entered
against him tn the championships -
or lzz such a race aa baa not been
seen but two or three times tn the laat
20 yeara, Guilford la aa steady as the
pendulum of grandfather's clock.
BIBBZD CLUBS TO GO
Those who desire to olay with a ribbed
club probably will find no restrictions
against Its use in America this year. It
ia a question, however, whether It Is the
part of wisdom to accustom oneself to
an aid ef this kind.
The United States- Golf association. '
which holds authority ever the rules and
elubs and details of the game In the ,
United States, te not apt to bar tha club
out of tha game tn 1222. Bnt the rule
hha Tisiahwi aK aa a aa-aaJI tSa.i . M es.av
BfeTVbu uiatuAVM gag -"f "irfj m( OfXfk
land and it Is possible that eventually It
may be changed here. If you want to
pia .with a ribbed elub. you mar da ao.
of course, provided you come to an agree
ment witn your opponent. But if, tn fa
rare, you play with aome fellow who Is
a stickler about the niceties of the rules,
be might file an objection with, neh m-
phaaia that it would spoil your play. To
become accustomed to the ribbed club
and then to lose it when yon have an im
portant match on. ia anything but pleas
ant for a golfer to contemplate. - -
as far as golf Is conserned I showed
him some new strokes.
a a a
Well, I will not waste the reader's
time describeing the qualifying rd.
only to say that Mr. Daniels turned
in a 84 which was next to the low I 0 him beating me by any such ecore
score ana personly I got a eagle 118
to say nothing about 4 blisters in
one hand and 5th. in partners and
naturally I thought the incidents
was clothes, so you can imagine my
surprise when I am setting In the
hotel again that night and a friend
of mine comes up and tells me I have
qualified -in the 2d. flight and my
1st. match game would be the fol
ling A. M. with a Mr. Oakford who
seemed to of been named after 2
tomobiles.
"Well." I says, "you can go and
as 4 up and 3 to play is silly.
RING W. LARDNE It
Bell ealr, Fla Teh. 12.
(ODpyrUht. 1222. by the Ban Syndicate, tea)
Corvallis Golf Club
Elects Its Officers
Corvallis. Or.. Feb. 18. At a meeting
of the Corvallis County club held Tues
day night, A. J. Johnson, local banker.
was elected president of the organiza-
write the word defaulter in capital Uo-Riben0hnn fifJ1
letters opp. my name as I haven t
got no time . for golf tournaments
president and Elmo E. Johnson, son of
A. J. Johnson, was made secretary. The
only exception to an entire Johnson rule
which if you get licked everybody i8 Dr. 3. A. Harper, who waa re-elected
gives you the bird and lf you win treasurer of the golf club. Dean A. B.
they give you a prize that even your Cordley. John F. Allen. Professor B. H.
wife don't know if its meant to be
a umbrella holder or cuspidor."
But my trienaa said to not be a
spoiled sport and maybe that was the
very reason this Mr. Oakford had
came south was on the bear chance
of getting acquainted with some one
like L and so and so and this in that
and finely. I give in for no reason
only as a favor to Mr Oakford and
how does he treat me in return?
1. He oalls me Mr. Lauder.
2. When I stick my blisters right
in front of his face he don't give
them a rumble though when I
showed them around the hotel men
turned pail and woman screemed.
3. The only ehanee I have not to
beat anybody Is have them
Dearborn and Dr. R. L. Bosworth will
constitute the board. Th Corvallis club
boasts a membership of 14 professional
and business men, including a number
of faculty members of the Oregon Agrl
cultural college.
Golfers Invited to
Take Lessons Free
Under the supervision of John Degga,
who occupies the position aa professional
of the Gearhart linka tn the summer,
Meier Uk Franks are conducting a free
indoor golf school. No charge whatso
ever ia made for instructions and players,
eapeciaUy beginners, are Invited te uae
the big Indoor driving net. Meier A
get I Frank are conducting the indoor school
Waverley to Play V
Seattle Golfers -In
Team Tourney
WAVERXOT COUNTRY CLUB golf
ers will resume their Intercity
ma.tr.haa with ttta Raatla rw .Ink .
. few . M V ,0
coming summer, according to Clark E.
Kelson, chairman of the handicap com
mute at Waverley.
"While the Seattle dub won Che W. J.
uiuua uopuy last year,- saia air. Kel
son. 1 am planning to arrange for tha
playing of another ewrtee of matches.
Plans for the com petition have not yet
been completed.'
Chairman Nelson plans to confer with
Lteaier w. xxumpnreys, cnairman or tne
handicap committee ef the Portland
Golf club, and the Tualatin officials in
regard to the dates ot the 1222 matches
ot the John G. Clemaou lnter-club cham
pionship play. The Waverley club now
holds the trophy and will become per
manent holders if It succeeds ia winning
the trophy again this year.
The competitive aeason at Waverley
will begin about April 2. No tourneys
have beea arranged as yet and U will
be a couple ef weeks before any dates
will be set.
AWARDS ABE XABB i'-t
She s porta acamedy of France ha
made the following awards for 1921; a
0eanf1 ovilfi liiiirtal fiw afi1aflM a,,.., I.. Jt
Crabes, a wall known rugby interna
tional ; to Gabriel Ponlain for mecbant-'
cal sports; to G. Andre, the all-round
athlete ; to Sail Lecointe, who holds the
French speed record for airplanes, aad
to Laregaln for horaarnanahlp.
nervous watching me shoot, but- Mr.
Oakford looks the other way..
4. On the 3d hole he slices his tee
shot and the ball goes to he-11 and
gone and he says to his caddy you
go and find that ball and X will give
you a quarter, the net results ot
which generous offer is that we don't
see no more of his caddy and my
caddy has to carry both bags and I
can't keep my mind on my game on
sect of feeling so sprry for my
caddy. ' -
Last but not lease,, Mr. Oakford
must of read & article by Jock Hutch-
ison or somebody advise in g golfers
to' not pay no tension to anything
that is said to them but keep their
mind on their owrf game.
So far as listening to my funny
cracks, why he might as well of been
solely to aid the golfers in correcting
their faults.
Golf Is a Game
For School Boys,
Says M. Briand
: Oelf has ae attraeUeaa fer X.
Brtaad, former premier. Tha "bag
that flade ae ataay victims te Amer.
tee. aad Eariaad failed te affect him
whea he tried the gaaae at Ceases
aader the tatete ge ef Lloyd George,
it has become kaowa.
"It la a game fer eeheel hers," M.
Brtaad tale tbe Brtttak premier, wbe)
Is aa artist golfer. "BaglUhBea
strtr cease to be ehuarea. Caaaot
ye enjoy a eoaatry walk wlthoat
alttlag m amy little baUt
t--' ',JK .;r-
no. a isi orahd avg. .
a. a e-a esuaoerr .
no. e sir M. JCRSET. 81. Mm
0. 8 E. AHKEMT ,
- no. a iu a. sixth