The evening world. Newspaper, May 29, 1913, Page 7

. mi lton’s 3 25-Foot ot Putt Beats Ame an Boy fo for Golf f Title in England’s Greatést ‘Oreeneat-Plaget Al-| most “Beaten in Terrific | Struggle on Scotland's St.| Andrew’s Links by Worces- * ter Schoolboy. ST, ANDREWS, May %.—After a ter- tific struggle ending in a halved match and necessitating the playing of an, extra hole, W. Heinrich SchMidt of Worcester, Mas:., to-day fell before Maroid i. Hillon of the Royal Liver- pool Golf Club, perhaps the best known amateur player living. On the nine- | teenth green Hilton ran down a %-foot putt and won the hole tn three strokes gainst Schmidt's four. On the way Hilton made the nine holes in 3 | Mtrokes ai but ‘yschmidt rev re on the home journe: necond nine nist Hilton's 39. the course of an interview after | game Schmidt sald: | ‘| should have liked to bring the) championship home io America. 1 4i4/ my best to do #0, but I have had only two weeks’ practice this year. “You see, I have to work for my liv- | ing. “Hilton is a fine sportaman and al " qood fellow and he in well entitied to | Pe i} his victory.” Gchmidt was an even money choice for his match with Hilton because of the excellent game he had displayed since the opening of the tournament. | Schmidt, for his remarkable showl received a great ovation from the Jery. The youth's record is without a parallel nére. AX Worcester College he worked hie way through and took nis | final examination early by spe mipgion of the faculty in order to b to proceed to Scotland to Play In the world champio: ip. APFECTING FUTURE TRIES OF AMERICAN PLAYERS. While play wan proceeding in the tournament for the amateur golf cham- pienship of the world to-day an im- pertant question affecting any future American entries was being discussed at the annual meeting of the committee of delegates from all the Scottish, Fi lish and@ Irish clubs which settles conditions governing entries for championship. The question arose ow- ing to the difference between the British ané American systems of handicapping. ‘While in the United States no player ig rated higher than scratch, in the Brit- dah leles the plu! prevails. The strongest player: sometimes rated ae high as “plu and consequently have giz strokes added to their scores in any handicap medal game. ‘The Gret clause in the regulations for the amateur championship provides that the competition shall be open to all jeurs rating scratch or better In} Yhele clubs. This rexuiation, if it were gtrietly enforced, would dar avery American golfer except Jerome D. ‘Travers, the former amateur champion) of the United States. | ‘The committee, however, adopted a/ ‘vreed and sportsmaniike view, and theugh no definite action was taken; owing to the necessity of giving three months notice of such @ change, it was, almost unanimously agreed that at next year's meeting of the committee @ mo- tien should. be introduced permitting Solfer whose United ciation rating was six for the championship. pao SCHMIDT'S DIPLOMA 1S AWAITING HIM. " a |WORCESTER, May _®.—Helnrich \feumaidt, who played Champion Hilton of Bagiand to an extra-hole game inj the @xth' round of the world champio: lip golf match at St. Andrews, the last player to represent the United States ‘mg the tournament, will receive a di-! Worcester Polytechate| AW US ESR US BYE ERAT ERD Look in W. L. wind they hold their shape and wear any other make for the price. ‘as Noet 90.09 cd O0-00 Dare Ghent i the Wee CAUTION: race insarneeat ataheg, Yor a a pees W.L. DOUGLAS 8TOR 98 Nasoan Street. 165 Breesweys corner 120th Street, 146th & 1671h ht | PATERGON—108 Market 8t.,cer,Clort. of considerable ability, but not fo the | moments he began to knock the balls lows and you will see shoes 3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 that are Extra Hole M Match | ENGLAND'S CHAMPION BEAT THIS SCHOOLBOY ON SCOTCH LINKS TO-DAY With Little Money + Money But Lots of Pluck, W. Heinrich Schmidt Fights His Way to Fifth Round of Big Tourney. home grou {overburdened with ite way across the Atlantic, Be leaving his home the faculty of ea tte Pelstechnic Tnetitute time. pi eve dipioma will be awaiting him when he comer home, as he fe not expected ia time for the graduation which co: the second week in June, Gince reaching 1) home from the} only sent word to Bis father that he tends to Rey 4 Wf tournaments in ‘ue. ffectionately known} ¢Fp00! and three years old, but is favorite game~| JAPANESE NINE DEFEATS LELAND STANFORD JR. TEAM. TOKIO, May 2.—The Keto University baseball team defeated the Leland Stanford Jr. University team in the first game of the opening series to-day py thtee to two, after playing twelve in- Institute on his arrt Scotland games. He began his career on the Vinké as a caddy. His father, who je a mer- chant tailor, {8 one Of the popular members of Worcester Golf Club, | the gems ‘sélely @ exercise: It affords, him: » His mother is also a member of the club and one of Its leaders in social affairs, while his twin brother, Karl, {s a player J same class with “Heinle.” It wes through the connection of @r. and Mrs. Heinrich F. A. Schmidt with | . AB a otudent in the! ‘ing the seasons of 1908 went to the links with | Sas frequ by the friends of | § his parents to serve as thelr caddy. He grew to like the game, and in spare | '= Pressed into over the nine-hole course. He goon ac- quired a skill that attracted attention, and he and his brother organized and layed on @ team. representin; Worcester High School, ee When he’ graduated from the school in 190 he gave much of time to the game:in the following mer, and In the fall of 198 he ‘Worcester Polytechnic Institute. pated Some Pe minute he could spare from his studies he wae on the links, and in 1910 he bad ‘*;ment world north of Pinehurst. ‘Tig | TRAVERS MIGHT HAVE DONE 3 S| akip, but for such strong wind he would | Heted in last June's tournament by Gil- THURSDAY, Bis TURNS IN75 | fourteenth, IN QUALIFYING ROUND ON TUKEDO LINKS Classy Meld-0t 40 of 40 Starts in Eighteen-Hole Test Play To-Day. (apecta! to The Krening World.) GOLF LINKS, TUXEDO, N. Y., May 9.—The classiest field that ever teed up in, the Ramapo Hills tournament be- Gan play to-day in the annual golf fix- ture of the Tuxedo © Jerome D. fresh from his Metropolitan away tablish new records, it off promptly were Archer Reld, Topping, Gilman Tiffany, James R, Hyde, Oliver Perrine, Percy Pyne ™, MoMim Holline and Louls’ Livingston about forty participating. Medal play | teat was at 18 holes with match play during the afternoon, the qualifying be- ing by sixteens’ instead of eights, Aan uoual, ‘yaa Karly scores: C. & Lae,” Tuxedo, C.F. Wataon jr; Baitudrol, %) Fred Thomas, Morria County, 9; Archie Reid, St. Androys, 7; Louis 1) tons, Wostbrook, 82; Gilman “Tiffany, Powell- ton, 78; A). D. Mr Cooley, Morne Cyunty, %;. Harold Godwin, Tuxedo, 1%; Georg G. Mason, Tuxed 8; Walter J. Travis, Jarden City, J. P. Travers, Oukiand, %; Grenville Kane, Tuxedo, mons, Garden City, 86; re, Upper Montclatr, Baltumrol, 77) B.-B. A cousin of Jerome the former entered from Oak- Once the crowd followed him by mistake, “I got an 8 at the first hole,” he ald this morning in speaking. of the Incl- dent, “and all but eeven ont of 20 apec- tators quit me.”* BETTER BUT FOR WIND. Travers played without making a/ have done two or three strokes better | He wan merely going safe. Refore the | ween ig out he is likely to get as low) ‘The amateur mark of 68 was estad- | man Tiffany, but last Saturday the course went into, play with 169 y added, a lot of new greens and re-' versal traps, s0 the former record is obsolete. Walter Travis was not putting quite B| and Rogers and Johnson. 1913. ELECTRIC ae PARK, MAY 29, vp to his average, taking three strokes on five greens. Hie only real blonde however, wan being bunkered on t idwatt PF Rogers, who 7, 14 strong player out’o! ent ranks nearly a year, His ein ® and 3 ores: George Dt 14, 92; Wiliam toward rok ‘an follows: Ene mille selling, — Tovel uy 14: Deborah, 4 100 “ot Hank, Winslow, Tuxedo, Tuxedo, 1%; Seymour Johnson, Jerome D. Travers's card: 4b 0 G8 6693 oH Oliver Perrin, Balt Lorillard, Tuxedo, 97 24, Princeton, 95; New odo, 198; McKim Holl $3, Janes R. Hyd James HW. Htlimal Harold Topping, Gi RC. Mabn, Ardal man, Tukedo, 9: A. ; Michael Gavin, Qi Lindsay Russell, Tuxedo, %; J. P. Ben ard, Tuxedo, 9%. Kontieth Behley and W. P. Larned, tennis crack, oth Baitusrol, arrived too to atart, The halves of the three tled for thi place were: Travere, %, 4; Reid, 4, 7, and Tiffany, 7, 41 ‘The pairing first set for the aftet- noon match was: Mabon and Pelle, Traviq and Reid; Schfey and THffany, Kimone and Perrin, Witttam Watson and | two, eae ar five’ furlongs. Hollins, Maron and Cc. F. Watson fr |e be jn ag Sun are 110; Wille THIRD RAGE sit and ira. = Remerhette, 101: Branch, 103; Lethe. Galen Crater, 10m.” Rava Vane, 108 108, FOURTH RACK Fire furlongs, ceiling, Noval Movs, 118; dack.Nunatiy, 119; Monty Fos 116; *Tonieta, 108; Golden’ Vale, 108; 8 Jenane, 111 Pgs) BACK Five furtonas, sellin SIXTH RACK—One atic: Devorniion a WOODBINE ENTRIES. con are an follor Maddalena, 199; Brrndor, 100; Ben Lad!, 108; Continent, 108; Queed fain, 1 pine, a Mes 5 There wae wurprise when James FR. 000 added ; Py era od Hyde, Harokt Topping, Perey Pyne and | bee a Cotnellum Lae landed tn the mecond set Fria tfiiss ~ Sammi Heatty Columbia Track Cavns The Colvmivis frock team on the ¢ departare for the interegiiegiate meet in the nae vant Stadium elemie! Huseell 1. Rent! for next year, Heat Campion. ia fn the diotpat, and at the meet on. May H c Tiekl tat year Broke the ee Trani, 141; The Aftionn, 148; Gun record with @ put Of 4% feet 103.4'] 151 SIXTH RAC HUNTER BALTIMORE RYE THE AMERICAN, GENTLEMAN'S oe oat titt. } Bei: . won a place for himself at the head of the golfers whose clubs he had been carrying a few years before. In the season of La he started out to meet the big fellows in tournaments an@ At the beginning + the 1913. season, sald to the writer, 'm going after the State championship cin year.” He went after it and won Cay title on the Brookline Golf Club Inks, Later in the season he participated in Reeey | eady elief it Every Family heap Lig will bermade under work. It tailors’ snay can buy, as the union embraces and the best hel ri ma the next two weeks, while this oy is on, you are able rchase a suit of thot s for $8.75 which I formerly sold for $15, $18 and $20. 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