The sun., 1901-11-30
MArCH PLAY AT LAKEWOOD.
Travis Makes . New Record for the Ex-
tended Links.

Travis Makes Q New Record for the Ex.
tended Links.
Flurries OF snow added picturesque effect
10 the rounds at the Golf Club OF Lakewood
open tournament yesterday. for. after each
downfall OF the feecy particles the sun beamed
on the scene and as the turf was at no time
even whitened the snow was only worth con-
sideration as a spectacular effect
1T does not even suggest frosted cake.
said John Miley. the Bostonian. who was
the volunteer clerk Of the course Snow
storms down our way follow traditions much
more closely
Society was out In great strength. for each
Of the crowded hotels sent It's quota Of on
lockers. while the cottage colony was out In
automobiles. traps and carriages The Travis
and Cooke match carried a gallery" OF over
800. and, as the amateur cha mpon made
Q new record for the links Of rs. the spectators
were we'll repaid for their long walk in the
somewhat bleak wind The existing record
for the extended 6.s54-yard course had been
70. made by Jasper Lynch In match with
John Moller. Jr. Travis made absolutely
par figures on each hole. playing as evenly
as a machine and showing brains In the choice
Of each club and tho strength and direction
OF each stroke.
The performance bears out what the pro-
fessionsls. George Low. Aleck Smith and VIII
Anderson have recently said OF the game
OF the amateur ohampion-that he Is destined
TO be be hailed as one Of the greatest golfers
the world has ever seen BY this they yield
TO him place with Young" Tom Morris.
vardon. Hilton. Ball and the late Freddie
TAFT or course Cooke. who had given
tsste Of quality by putting out C. NJ Hamilton
In the morning. stood no chance against the
phenomenal game Of the amateur champion.
He lost by up and to play. a result TO be ex-
pected when up against par golf Travis
made an IS In the qualifying round, q grand
score In high wind and which won the score
cup for him: In the morning against q. A.
Worth he had recorded an 80. and then.
having the extended course studied down to
q fine point he went out with Cooke and made
the great record. His score 10 deta II was:
fS 2S. :...:...s .'.'...',s: ss:ss 81 Is
Tappin. MoCawley and Knapp are the
for the first cup this morning, and all won
handily in the second round Tappin was
late in arriving and Gordon s Douglas % ,S wa, was
round by default. Under Tappn's sweet
persuasions the Oakland player decided
beat him for the coveted place in the rank Of
winners.
yr. only beat Taylor on the nineteenth green,
Phfer having to tght II out as far 70 beat
minnows. had 70 go twenty, holes to beat
champion at trap shooting Is now playing a
very stin game on the links and no man may
afrord to despise him, Findlay Douglas
Hooper he was put to his best eKertions to
win. The other survivors for the semi
finals for the second cup are Barnwell, Phfer
unforeseen element that Is such an important
factor at golf Is pnduly In evidence, that
Travis should win the first and Findlay Doug
"A the second Rut la ard
a prediction as to the winner Of the third
cup. for the semi ,fnslists this morning are
terday, Whitney and Mailouf, and he is per-
haps somewhat the favorite to win, but the
four are very evenly Classed. The days
summaries:
FIRST Cup--C. L. Tappin. westb rook, beat J
Do% 4, D. COMPTON. Wsstchestsf' beat az isspt, Iynch
%iaiPas % &.S s:si sss'i ss
,dSs T.m6n Il play vs. Soy Ss h ap
lakewood; ~, by sgP and So to play JoseRa n ksRspP
% by up and and / to play; = S, wheeler, Brootiswn,
beat GeorGe T. BrOkAw. Princeton. BY up and
UP Ssssrf Ss aisnsG: =
h2sss ssssss a.! %ssf. aGss: .eo
N. Waters, Apawamls. by s up and 10 play. ?.
sa. sae os Ses y 'Fd soya' PIN H~suss s ' &
by np's Sp and 10 psS Hssy suyd.n n s
9sal i lloyd. RilsbgIs ey Up and bo,S 70 play
Garden cry; BY default J. h R. Marvel: ia pyssr
Se1dSS NJ s se4 ,s@ss hs. "a Taylor p'Aer Meadow"
cseniS eG%' hois'S | s.rD%sh beat Woodward by ~ %
teen holes; MaIweii beat Ennever. BY up ana
Third cup-GeorEe A. Jenkins Wee Burn; beat
Jf', Ardsley. beat s p. Ferris, Lakewood. by s gp
Redneld. Wes,chesteT, by UP and ? 70 play; r
burden, Jr. Lenok beat II. , Whtney, Dyker
nf l. Holt' Richmond NH. by default. fredericE
kimball. lakewood. beat q ". Garth. Lakexood.
SslphiS S beS, A. y Y ilaos Lssesooa By Gp and
20 Pl9y. Lowell r.. pyter Meadow; s. 9es'
second SpS~R Roand % Bacon Sa's beat = j-htas b. Up
and TO play burden beat h.llout. oy up Kiln
ball BEAT Freeman. by , w Carpenter beat Lowell
Jr. by up and To play.
The cup for the -lnconsosbIes the players
ss.r aS nag IL. sTd hr.e S. ~ een Sa saoSsR
out a large field The play va 81 eighteen
hole' soIs,Gh s medal pay Ihs ",pinsr .i,,r
with the following card
2S' % ..... .............. .....,.... ..st.:Et:a s
fof The three cup. there vii be- an all day
eightssn- n-hol. handicap to-day With sroas
aud net score cups
one Of tho most important solf matches 10
10 held 10 this vicinity to-day viii h. the one
which Will take plaus ~ Van Iortlaudt PARK
public hnks bsi wrrL thaflsr ihom, the pro-
irssionaI of Nsn toriland rark, and sac
Matkty the Hrll- knua pTufrs-luuai of the
Iua unls Golf tlub There Dr. quite q rNHlTy
slIstlns ls,t tNssn these twu playsfr Ito
match al H. one of tlifiy 80 hpiss snd The
stakss stll h. 90 . sidr Tho satno sIl To-
called 81 % o'olosk ln the mofning
Oaas shd iaas sf spsfu
Tho Pow seventh kasiu,~ai snd National
e sui hold ieint sst - sams- 90 the
.,snirg 81 iaH 81 usIt IAs usual pfu.
sfanilns 81 ~ snts popular ~ lndouf fuest tlIss
: ~ bs sifen and tAsfs sul H. 2 EIDE sl.ns