Identifier: chickevansgolfbo00evan (find matches)
Title: Chick Evans' golf book
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Evans, Chick, 1890-1979
Subjects: Golf
Publisher: New York, Chicago, Pub. for T.E. Wilson & co., by the Reilly & Lee co., Chicago
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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Photo by Pietzcker, St. Louis. An early picture of Evans. It was taken in 1911, just afterhis return from abroad, arid shows his position in putting at thattime. Auctioneers on the Links 273 and bound in morocco, presented to me on MemorialDay the following year. The resolutions were passedby the Edgewater Club in December, 1918. They recitedhow I had been on the road, almost constantly, fromApril 23 to Oct. 5 in the interest of Red Cross golf;how I had played in 41 different cities traveling approxi-mately 26,000 miles, and how I had assisted in raising$300,000 under the management of the Western GolfAssociation. CHAPTER XXII DEFENDING MY TITLES A season bare of honors — Back to the WesternAmateur — Keeping pace with the pros —Thrill of a lifetime at Roslyn precedes victory inthe National. The scene of my defense of the Open Championshiptitle, which I had held since 1916, was the Brae BurnCountry Club, near Boston. The time was June. Itwas earlier than usual, and if I had not b

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