The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-12

1 also in the consolation will be over 3t holes, the first 18 to be played this morning and the second Is this after noon./ The play will begin at 10 o'clock and in the afternoon the men will take the links at about 2:30. The consola- | tion matches will be started soon after the start made by Cheney and Seeley. The matches to see who would com pete for the consolation cup were also interesting yesterday. F. R. Cooley was pitted against Merritt and r. G. Beach of the Country club met pr. Martin. Last years champion had a great deal of trouble in winning from MT Beach, and it took an extra hole to do it. The scores were;
 Dr. Martin
 Out--3 4 3 4 4 6-43
 In--4 * 5 5 3 [ 1 6-4S *-Out, approximately six, picked up ball
 %-In. lost ball.
 F. G. Beach
 Out-4 4 6 6 5 4 * 5 5-44
 In-4 8 4 4 z 5--42 Approximate five, lost ball.
 Cooley defeated Merritt up and to go, and their cards were as follows: F. k, Cooley
 Out-3 5 5 6 4 4 5-39
 In-5 3 4 5 5 3 7 3 5-40
 7s A. K. Merritt
 Out--3 5 z 5 4 8 8 5 6-H
 In--5 8 5 4 5 6 7 8 6-44
 s5 The play in the second round which took place yesterday morning resulted as follows: Carroll defeated J. P. Che ney up; seeley defeated H. H. Whaples, up and to play; w. B. Cheney defeated Truesdale up and to play, and T. l.. Cheney defeated B. B. Brown. 1 up.
 Tn the second round of the consola- ton in the morning Anson Phelps Stokes, jr., lost to F. R. Cooley by the score of 8 up and to go. The feature of the play was the fact that Cooley went out in 37, one below bogey. On the other hand A. K. Merritt of the New Haven club defeated his opponent, Henry Stoddard of the Brooklawn club, 4 up and 3 to play, thereby playing in the semi-nnals in the afternoon F. G. Beach won his game by default He was to have played w. F. Seeley, jr., but the latter was called away sud- denly. Dr. Martin also had the pleas- ure of winning by default as w. w. with whom he was match ed, did not put in an appearance. Tn the foursomes yesterday morn- ing Pitt and Baldwin took a ball from Barney and Whittemore, up and to go, and Andrews and Day won from Sands and Prouty. up and to go. The two Country club players, MT. | and Gervaise Green, won their match with H. D. Beach and A. c. Wheeler, the Brooklawn cracks, by | the score of up. This was popular | victory as the Country club players are | entirely out of the playing now with | the exception of the foursomes. Anoth er foursome match In the morning was between Taylor and Jenkins and War ord and Freeman. The first named pair won by the score of 1 up, l.. E.. |, 5toddard and Roger White defeated Garfield and Patterson of Bridgeport 1 ID and Thorne and Wheeler of the club beat Christie and San ord of Hillandale 1 up in 20 holes. The foursomes in the afternoon re- ulted as follows: Taylor and Jenkins ,eat Christy and Sanford 1 up; White md Stoddard defeated Pitt and Bald yin up and 1 to go; Andrews and Day efeated Farnam and Whittemore up nd to play, and Zimmerman and ireen defeated Chase and Austin 2 up nd to play This morning the semi nals in the foursomes will be played nd in the afternoon the finals, both or IS holes. The drawings in the semi nals have matched the following: 'aylor and Jenkins vs. White and | toddard; Andrews and Day vs Zim- herman and Green.