The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1904, Page 13

| Pures & + | By the majority of those present. ALL THE NEWS OF TRAVIS WINS GOLF TITLE IN ENGLAND ‘American Beats E. D. Blackwell | To-Day for English Amateur | Championship:in Final Round of¢Britain’s Big. Tournament. REAT:SHOWING IN | PLAY AGAINST SCOTCHMAN | Remarkable Displav of Putting) by the Yankee Creates Sen- sation on Sandwich Links— Never in: Danger. LONDON. June 34The American! ghampion, Walter J. Travis, to-day ac-} quired the title of amateur champion of | Great Britain on the links at Sand- wich, where he defeated B. D. Black- ‘well, a representative of the Royal and fand/Ancient Club, by four up and three to play. ‘The sky was overcast with occasional flurries of rain, and a stiff, raw wind from the northeast, which, however, to have little effect on driving, while bis approach ork, and putting maintained the won- erful Accuracy which characterized | bias game throughout the tournament. The gallery numbered about five hun- | @red. Although their sympathies were practically unanimously with Black- well they could not refrain from ap- ‘a brilliant game, gand superiority over the Beotchman was admitted, coupled wi empressions of regret that one of the elder and more representative n. golfers was not pitted against the vis- tor in the final, About a score of Americans followed ‘=o game, including the competitors in the earller stages of the championship, |and Simeon Ford and Miss Higgins Mr. Ford acted as referee for Travis. The Britishers extrdcted some com- fort from the fact that Travis was born in Australia, The best feeling was manifested on both sides, and the win- mor was heartily cheered ‘The only breach of the highest sports- manship occurred curing the afternoon when a few spectators applauded Travis's failure ‘n putting at the third |hele. ‘This offense was instantly hissed Asn (general thing the American's brilliant | game elicited bursts of applause at a! .mMoat every hole. “fhe large Scotch contingent was the most ready to concede Travis's superior- ity even before the afternoon round was “atarted, Plackwell, after the match, said to > representative of the Associated Press: “Travis isa great golfer, He desorved to win, I was a trifle off my game dur- dng the morning and lost several holes I ought to have won. The strain told en me.” ‘'ravis must defend the champtonship on this sido next year, The Prestwick (Ayrahire) green has been selected for the contest. ‘Travis and Blackwell started to play the final of 2% holes for the champlon- ship at Sandwich in a high wind, which greatly affected the driving. Travis won the first in 5 to 6, and running down one of his long puts on ¥ the second green became 2 up. Black- well missed a yard put for the third, and he lost the which Was halved fourth, where Travis holed out by a Jong put. he American also won the fifth by getting town a fiftecn-yard pul, and then missed a short put for sixth, where he sistained his first loss, The seventh was halved, and Travis won the elghth, d where Blackwell missed a five-foot put, The Scotchman took the ninth Mig, where Tra¢ls drove into a bunker. ‘the American was 3 up at the turn, his out- ward sccre approximately being thirty-|3 five strokes. The American found the wind very |g Gitficult and lost the tenth. The next two were halved and Blackwell ought to havé reduced his deficit to one at the thirteenth. His putting, however, Was bad, and he lost the hole, after he ‘never looked like drawing level and Travis finished the first round with four up, ‘The HIGHLANDERS BEAT TIGERS. WHE WORLD] FRIDAY EVENING; JUNE 3° 1900" THE DIAMOND, RING NEWS OF THE FIGHTERS. AND RACE TRA ' SORT WALTER TRAVIS, AMERICAN CHAMPION GOLFER, WHO WON ENGLISH AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. n of heing the finest oxnoncnt 1 t world of the shart game. Jn the slightest danspr 1 round, In the second round, holes still to'play, Travis was five on Blackwell On restarting tHe second Travis pulled his second shot into rough and was bunkered from third, to the same bunker and took two recover, to seven, ghout ¢ ‘Two straight shots and a ten yard putt gave ‘Travis a three at the fift he stood five up. vis) Look sixth and lost (tl nth was halved. ‘T ninth and turned fo @ next five holes were hal: going newhat off his loi but siving holes on the greet avis became dormie four, halved t and won by four up and three play. In America. “He student of the game © had the assistance Ing when he took yws about the popu teur golfer a close f Hi e kn learned Pty score by strokes was $0, Black- cin Travis throughout gave The same remarkable display of putting which has gained him here the reputa- He was never with thirtee\ round, Blackwell played his second in- but he won the hole in six ‘avis won the next but lost the third, Walter Travis is undoubtedly the wea] BEES Nf wriidia and among the defeated in tourney, gave his opinion of Mr. 28 follies: he In Sivie the American champio: fe} cesentiaily~ what may be _ termec mude golter, for bls Is a style w by the: wildest stretchy of imag we d ornate, 8) up und Is ted, one he swing of tl wate lone rou on the ball, and eica h, the nd at particular he is beyond i Ave @ driver, especially as no|Abpears to have mastered the art he | Selentiflc hooking, ‘Travis chib ts not Jong— | {But sound the charm of ta hus tron. pla: mols} of the wrise d 8 | ball with either hich | wi thts | ericuns dame i With es “Guick wwito raizht, with his pite a golfer. who is distinctly better whi > failed ut a five yards’ putt} in fact, tt might be termed i three- | What is ten for a hale in three, ‘The | Amertea quarter swing—but it is suffi |SCINS aca wcAfer”with a atyle more wi in’ four up Ket a tree action with, the wrist, and useful than elaborate, and one who Kwell was weak ‘on | altnough Mr. ‘Tra obtain \never falls to do Justice to the ovcu an abnormal carr: neverthelo sion, while to me in many of his little inst the he of pecullarities, particularly when putting. that of Mr. H. Fry, would probably make match, a uy ne ns. he to WwW. L. D ua $B,Se ‘$1C I 0,000 ri ‘or of up. “he through experie: began to show ununual skill game in 188g, in all the tournaments hereabo In 190 he won the national “gina champton- ship from) Findlay © Wis | ‘The Douglas then metropolitan champion. He ‘has held, both Utes for two years yi sucy Heder) iad $3.50 shoes cession. ‘ ‘Travis weng abroad in lott and played oe equalled moremenin the jinks throughout Scotland and 4 and, and held his own wita tie |byany other life than an} of ‘golfers on the other side. It|line at any after this visit that Harold H.| price Hilton, then champlon golfer of Great ‘The’ Panther A. G. will play teams pveraging thirteen to foyftecn years on their They have June 13, 19, 2 p uly open. Line: *paly, of; minnegan, Chaloupka (or D, ‘Thomp Hickey, s3,; Solomon, 1b. rauss, 3b: “Harney, rf. J. 'McMatron, utility ua now if game with ¥ of Decaturs, good for the morning. Fane daress F. Chaloupka, jr.- No. t Beventieth street, cily. Young Crescenis, of Harlem, elaitn a guns trom the fola A, C, for pont rance. ‘They have ti “Gates Hatter June 26 for tums clevel, 0 thirtesn. I r teams who play for side beta fave all Sunday mornings open in Address games to Fred Scholz, Pee A mact One Hundred and Thir= teenth street. The Ames F.C, will, play all teams years. Thoy would ulso lke to'near froma good. pitcher g in or near Yorkville, | Address J. sherman, Box 31, Madison Square, ., A newly organ ae Ber would’ iika ‘to play ten woud” Y tfternoon.” Addn myold on hte, Tt Devoe: street, Brop wm following team would like to ar- games wil all teams a mn voarm. 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