New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-09
FOR THE ST. ANDREWS CUP.
PETERSON. SwENY. MENZIFS AND LIVER
MORE LEFT FOR THE FINAL AND SEMI
FINAL. TO-DAY-THE CON
ISOLATION GAMES.

The fall tournament OF the St Andrews Golf
Club near Yonkers which began on Wednesday
with the large entry list Of thr'y-six players was
continued in match-play rounds yesterday Accord
ing to the regulations of the tournament those con-
testan,s making the best sixteen scores on the first
day in the play for the presidents cup were the
only ones eligible to compete yesterday for the ST
Andrews Club trophy. They were drawn agains,
each other in pairs. in the usual way each game
consisting of eighteen holes.
In the first round OF the most Interesting
matches was that between F W. Menzes and w. H.
Sands both members of the home club They are
usually ranked as about equal In point OF skill
though. II there Is any difference. Sands has the
greater number OF victories TO his credit Menzes
was playing the better game yesterday and sue
ceeded In winning by score Of two up, one TO play
G. f. Armstrong. of s.. Andrews. defeated Jasper
Lynch. Ct Lakewood. by exactly the same margin
The closest match in the round was between James
Brown OF S. Andrews. and ii. NJ Billings. OF
Ardsley. the former winning by only one hole.
surpris, for the spectators occurred when a. /"
Livermore. OF ST. Andrews. WOE from James a
Tying the Morris County expert. by the large score
Of six up. five TO play.
In the second round Menzies had little trouble In
defeating Park. although the latter played we'll
Livcrmore from Armstrong by a large score
and Sweny had easy time In playing against
Brown The close match was that between :
Allen. of Paterson. and A. F. Paterson. Of Rich
end Of eighteen holes and an extra one had TO he
PLAYED to decide Paterson succeeded In taking this
and thereby winning the game The semi-inal and
final rounds will be played to-day
The consolation match. for those who were not
among the first sixteen Wednesday. also
started Yesterday, and will be continued to-day
Following the complete summaries of the day
play
ST ANDREWS CUP TOURNAMENT
First round-J,nes PARK. 81, Andrews. hea, ] "
! Knapp. WesibooH. and to play. f. ". Menzie-
81 Andrews beat w II SAINTS up nlay. g
r Armstrong. 81 Andrews beat Jasper Lynch Lakewood
/ . up and PLAY. \. J.. LlNermore - Andrews hea
James \. Tyng. Morrisfo"n. and 20 play. \. T.
! Paterson. Richm nd county, heat r.. H. MORAN. IT,
! Shinrecock and % MAY. :. VI Allen. Paterson
I bat j. : dc GarrnenGia. -. Andrews up and 10
PLAY. Ii. r. Swens. -. Andreps. beat NJ Hartman
/ Ardsley Casino ny and rlay. James Brown. St.
second -Mcnzns rea' Park and . 90 play
| Lvermore beat Armstrong. up and - PLAY Pafer
son beat tlen up C9 holes played SVEN beat Grown
: up and 10 play.
CONSOLATION CTP.
7. ". I.ocket'. Washington. beat W. f. Hodgman up
and 20 play: j. q \. Johnson -. Andrews. beat Alex
ander Morton Ar1sley. 4 and 20 play. Byes Drawn
by G. II. Wildes -. Andrews / X. TAYLOR. ST., IN
drews X - Kerr Lakewood G. Fox Tiffany. West
chester. John Heid. w X. limits j. c. Ten Eyck. j. j.
I'pham. Andrews o. H1chm"yer. Richmond County
= r. Chadwick Richmond County: II y. Cheev-r Rock
away: g. : cox Fairfield County: Henry T. Coz shin-
necock and Beverly Ward. jr.. Ba,tusrOi.
Frs, rourd-Wilfes Tavo-. up Cox beat Che"yer
4 mn and 2 n uiay. Ward beat coe and 20 pay:
y loo, X | IoChm"yrr. u up