The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-30
ON ESSEX COUNTY LINKS.
RESULTS IN THE GOLF TOURNAMENT
AT THE COUNTRY CLUB.
Travis, the Oakland Champion, Beaten by
TynE OF the Morris County
wins from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and EnueVer
Derented In the snmI.R InnIn for tho CUP.

Travis, the Oakinad Champion, rBeaton By
Tying OF the Morris County ub-Da
Wins from Hamiiton-Grahnm nnd Enuever
Defeated In tho SENT Finals for the Cup.
Golf was continued in the open tournament OF
the Essex County Country Club at Orange yester-
day. The great feature was the defeat OF Walter
J.Iravis by james A.. Tying. 1t was a delightful
day for tho sport, but q strong wind bothered
the players in driving on some OF the holes,
There was an interested gallery " to watch the
players, which included many women. At
night there was a golfers ball In the clubhouse,
which was handsomely decorated for the func-
tion.
Tying and Travis were tho first pair to start In
the second round of the Governors Cup match.
Each has mado a record as u winner in open
tournaments this season, but this was tho tirst
time the two had ever been pitted together.
Each had q strong following among tho on
lockers. Travis has the more graceful style,
taking a longer swing both in driving and on
the full iron shots. but Tyng's short and strong
swing proved the more effective in its results.
He also drove the longest ball, but this at first
did not dismay the followers OF the Oakland
amateur, for they knew that direction rather
than distance is his specially.
Tying made the first two no es In par strokes.
taking 1 to each. while Travis. who was not
at his best In the short game. required two
5s. Tying also won the third, by g to z, good
even golhng by both. They halved the fourth
in 5s. Then, at the 160-yard hole, Tying drove
TO the edge of the green with the cleek and lay
dead with a mashie pitch. getting down in 3,
Travis taking 4. The sixth was halved in As.
Tying topped his drive from the seventh tee, tho
ball dropping into the road at the bottom OF tho
gulCh. Travis cleared tho hazard neatly and
Tying gave up the hole. The short hole was
then won by Tying in 3, but in playing the hcmo
hole he pulled his drive into the ravine and
again gave up the hole. This left Tying 3 up vt
the start for the second round.
The match ended at the fourteenth hole, with
Tying up. Travis got the twelfth, in 3 strokes
to q. This was the only hole he won that was
played out to the putting green. Two of tho
bye holes were halved, Tying winning tho 9th
ers. The cards follow:
Tyng"."""......"."4 : 80 8'S-ta
o q 3 4 'o 4 S-+S
Tying ....."..".."" 3 Q 9t5 ! 9 SIS
Travis .............B 4 B b 3 IS ! 4 5-13
Appropriated. tBye holes.
contested was between Dallett and Hamilton.
The latter seldom plays well in the morning. for,
like an old race horse, he requires plenty of pre-
liminary work to warm him up. At the sixth
hole Dallett was 3 up. Thereafter Hamilton
played up to him, and he was only l down at the
ninth, while at the tenth the match was all
square. Dtllett was l up again at the sixteenth.
ing the match to him by Q up. The cards were:
Ramiitoa .:: ss$S5 : SIS as
Dallett ...............s I 2 5 8 8 0 9 40
bye not played.