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Florence—Three-base hit—Jackson. Home
run—Grimm. Sacrificed—Freigau. Mueller
and Adams. _ Double plays—Adams ,to
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bases —New lot*. 7; Chicago, 8. Bases on
balls—Off Blake. 6: off Bames. 2. Struck
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IN OPEN TITLE PLAY-OFF
Mac Sinks 12-foot Putt for Birdie on Last Hole
Matching Gene’s Score for Tour Rounds at
Salisbury—Johnny Farrell Third.
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N EW YORK, July 17.—McDonald Smith and Gene Sarazen fought a
bitter and dramatic battle for the Metropolitan open golf champion
ship at the Salisbury' Country Club jn Salisbury Plains, Long.
Island.-today to a draw. When Spiith dropped a 12-foot downhill putt for
a birdie on the home hole before a huge crowd, these two golfing giatys
were tied at 286 strokes each. , -
The Metropolitan event early resolved itself into a struggle be
tween these two. Smith got off to an early lead, a commanding lead, with
Saraten ever close behind, sturdy in defense of the only great title still
bis. And yet, it -was not Sarazen who caught up with Smith, but Smith
who caught up to Sarazen, for the one-time national open champion
passed the pretender to his crown early in the day with such a burst of
speed that he seemed a certain victor.
However, Smith refused to give ,in.
