Emmett French of Youngston, O.,
captain of the American pro-team
that Invaded Great Britain in 1921
and R. E. Knepper of Princeton and
Sioux City, Ja„ former trans-Missis
sippi champion, also are paired on
Tuesday. Others in the same field
are Harry Hampton of Rochester,
Mich., Fred McLeod of Washington,
D. C., former open champion, and
C. W. Hackney of Atlantic City,
N. J.
Wednesday’s qualifying field in
cludes Walter Hagen, twice holder
of the American open title and
holder of the British open crown un
til a few weeks ago.
He Is paired with McDonald Smith
of San Francisco, who finished third
at Troon. Other pro-stars in this
field are; Laurie Ayton of’Evans
ton, 111.; Tom Kerrigan of Mount
Vernon, N. Y.; Mike Bray of Detroit.
Stewart Maiden of Atlanta, George
Sargent, former open champion of
Columbus, O., and Willie Ogg of
Worcester, Mass.
Bobby Jones, Atlanta, amateur
star, who was tied with Black, just
behind Sftrazen in 1922, and Jim
Barnes, the 1921 open champion, are
in the final qualifying flight. Jones
will play with Bobby Cruikshank of
Westfield, N. J„ and Barnes with
Tom Harmon of Yonkers.
In the same field are Jesse Guil
ford of Boston, former amateur
champion; Eddie Held of St. Louis.
trans-Mississippi amateur and for
mer national public links title
hold** ; Richard Walsh of New York.
new municipal course king;
«®hnny Farrell of Mamaroneck,
N. Y.; J. C. Ward of Kansas City.
Mo., intercollegiate star; George Aul
bach of Boston and Charles Hoffner
of Philadelphia.
Six Great Fighters To
Be In Jersey July 12
JERSEY CITY. N. J.. July 5—Six
of the greatest heavyweights in the
world, past and present, will meet 1
Thursday at Boyle’s Thirty Acres.
