The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-23
WESTINGHOUSE DAY GOLF.
LTNc8 AND WlLTHBW WIN IN TEE
FOURSoArEs AT LAKEWoOD.

IoIeF-ACoren N OouEettNhsAbS IN nv 1ih4AS
There was q fair gathering of golfers at the
links OF the Golf Club Of Lakewood yesterday for
tho foursome medal play handicap. Despite the
rain and fog Of the morning, twenty cards were
turned In. The sun came out and the weather
cleared shortly after the start. The greens were
almost too lively. and Il was only those familiar
with them who made the best progress. Findlay
Douglas and Edward Loavett OF the Fairfield
County Golf Club were drawn to play against
James A. Tying and Henry p. Toler Of tho Bal
tusrol Golf Club, and this was looked upon as
tho star foursomo of tho day. Tho latter two
showed their superiority from the start, but
even then their work was Door.
The first hole is only 125 yards from the tee,
and, although both Tying and Douglas practi.
cally drove the green on tho opening shots. the
putting was Imaginable. a. the former used up
four moro shots in boiling out, while their oppo-
nents were down in seven. The second hole, 236
yards, was made in four and i've respectively.
tho only redeeming feature being o long put OF
ten feet by Leavett. The play for the third hole,
1T yards, was another surprise. especially 90
Tying carried both bunkers and overrun the
green on the tee shot. Their opponents were
over the green in two. It took Tying and Toler
three more to hole out, while Douglas and
Leavett used up four moro shots to get down.
The fourth hole, 189 yards. 10 only q drive and
" " lolCI tHPpou ia - eHe ohoNo hhts ShV
bunker and Leavett did LIKEWISE Tying played
back, and there Toler cleared the bunker and
overran the green to the fence. Douglas pitched
back out Of the bunkers, but Leavett played in
again and tho result was 1t took them nine for
tho hole. while Tying and Toler got down in Eve.
At this ~juncture the spectators gave up ell hope
OF these four mon cutting much Of q figure in
Tying, In playing his prassey shot on the sixth
hole, missed the ball. altogether. which brought
forth bGns, rSas nns Of Laugh ,sIsht1 s,d from Satb the Ss ps sIoSsI:
plsyins the hs, same nna h Tn'.r and nd, It ss sSst t,eE.r ten
h II. 6 hole in which Douglas and Leavett had the
The second round, however. was played IN
lery. Tying and Toler did the course In 43, which
S MSs t hss ssss rS %sss Of dn iRo tS Sny' .t Tslls P Ss i
Their first round q however; proved q The their srhdoT down;
were about thirteenth in the race. The winners
Of The handsome cups were Jasper Lynch and !.
who had both the best gross and best net SCORE
tho Dn5 dnFYts sa' S EssHs, ' ac Sfi1 a. sos ssiiss't sss sS Of
present Secretary. H. o. Tsllmadge, and R.. b.
dS fsass ! Se ss,, PiI iSsm ihs as ni RhT iss, x;hi Tilli% osass
ihe road leading up e the club house ssn The
playable. and insisted that Kerr should do IL. SO
he was obliged to climb sn1 high up into the
m nTano of ks nn frI ses tne T The' scores Go .sS we're afe"' a"uSe'
Jasper Lynch and F. A. wal,bew. Lsre~cod91
fnn.::.S Z 1862 : at IS IS
j.. w. Money and Fred Law, Lakewood
f Gn.:::"s 1883 81 90 So
Al. Mcclure and A. N. Reed. Lakewood
f En':::": 1853 : 77--tsSS- go . 81
f. J. J. do Raimes aud =. @. Moore. Lakewood
f Gn.:::::s 1888 : So 90 0 90
James Converse and c. F. Kerr. Lakewood
f Gn'..:::ss ssss1G : %5--sss-,oo o j.,
f Ea'...:::S : sSsss s So 0. o ..
j. b. Hartman and Alexander Morten. Knoll ood-
Gn':.:.::s sSsS7S ) SS- So 9 ..
@. W. s.oekly and W. D stoshly. lakewood
f Ga'.:"::t ! s's s ~ Q 90
Otto Hookmeyer and E Lawrence. Harbor Hill @. c.
f Gn'.::.::s 8 : ) : +lsSS 8 : ss--sSss-,oo ? ss
@. D. Fowle and W. NJ. McCawby. Merion Cricket
f Gn':::.::ss ) 1883 : ss- $50 6 90
Kerr and ~Tallmadge. Lakewood apd St. Andrews-
f Ga'...:i' 1896 : T--ssse-,os 0 90
fn.4 ) lS 5 |, S So . 90
IN Gut n'.::...a ssSSs125 s SO o 10.
F. w. Sanger and P. H.. Murphy. Fairfield County
IN Gr'..::S : it-LsSia-11s Q 100
H. c. woodruff and Il; 7. shriver. Fairfield county,
Er':.::::s : SI 8 ss- -ts . ,ov
Il. D. Cheever and ,. sadlier. St. Andrewb-
Out Il : ss'Siss & g ss--ssSS-llU Q 100
H. q. Leavitt and ]. r. Wilmer. Baltusrol-
f En':.:..s 8 ts'sss 8 s'S S-Ss-,ls o 100
+. de p. simmons and =. A. Potts. seabright-
f Ert:::::.ss 3 : sslss y lS So o ,,s
f Sn.::..::s Z 1lSs az s,f S-ss-,s7 . ,as
AT the end of tho competition Tying and Toler
spectivo professionais Of the Golf DUB Of Lake.
Club. The match was watched with considers.
s ss, Inherent goifi aaa d dls t RSrsf s%a ponn gi"y os t RsG sn Q
IN hs' e. sSN' Winning "hG \ Hae the the match mat h0l by 0 U up "a" and d0S ) 70
play. At tho eleventh hole the profession
ais had az the ,o am Eoisr' s aSrP hi t seven : d a Sti%ts
vas sc one Of The pre.sisst plays j q tho e day and
played q nine.hole match at the close Of the
eighteen.hole match. This time the tables were
turned. Tying and Toler doing the course in al
and winning by 2 up.
LAKEWOOD. Feb. 22.-The Ocean County Hunt
and Country Club made a fair division of honors
with the Golf Club of Lakewood to-day, and
many Of the visiting cracks went down to play
over that course after their foursome work was
over. The forenoon was given up to competitors
In tho Claim Cup series, In which James Con-
verse scored an easy win. The scores:
0ross. Hodp. Net.
aIneo .''' ~ OF
william b, Dowd ......... .....l0S 10 %
G: Tiffany Richardson. ..".....l01 %
Chaunoey .. Kerr ..".........l09 10 30
Theodore K. Pembrook ..... lis so l0s
The same club also arranged n special open
handicap in the afternoon, for which o out
glass and silver cup was offered and which at.
tracted quite a number OF New York business
men who were down for the holiday. To In
crease the interest In the mixed fold. which
contained both women and men and novicos as
we'll as cracks, tho committee was liberal with
its handicaps, and the contest was probably as
Interesting, x not as scientific, as any OF tho day.
Col. George b. M. Harvey secured the prize by
winning tho plAy-of Of . tie with George w.
Young. Tho SCORE:
Gross. Hoap. Net.
george ". Young. Is 81
Col. o.B. ID. Harvey 80 81