Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-09-12 | Page 9 | Boston Golfer is Best on First Day |

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Date	1917-09-12
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
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Article Title	Boston Golfer is Best on First Day
Type	article
Date	1917-09-12
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Page	9
OCR Text	Show BOSTON GOLFER IS BEST ON FIRST DAY CHICAGO, Sept. 11. M. J. Brady of Boston today made the befit score In the best ball play for amateurs and professionals profes-sionals as the first preliminary of the western open golf championshio at the West Moreland Country club, scoring iib--3360, which, with tho'aid of two strokes taken off by his amateur partner, C. A. Rowe of the home club, holed the large field with 35-22 57. The second best ball score was. made by E. E. Ford of St. Joseph, Mo., and Tom Gallagher of Chicago, amateur, who turned in tiS. Six pairs were tied at 60. The best ball score for nine holes was made by Ford and Gallagher, who scored 31, five under par. between thent. Other best ball scores were: W. W. Hoare, Omaha, and Carl Devol, Chicago. 3S-36 74. Frank Noble. Butte, and E. J. Barker Butte, S9-37 76.
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