New-York tribune., 1902-06-28
COLE.
TRAVIS BEATEN BY REINHART IN MOE
RIS COUNTY TOURNAMENT-IO.
DAYS BIG HANDICAP.


final round Of the metropolitan tournament he
lost yesterday by ? up and l to play.
Rerhart is a Princeton freshman, VINO nrst
came into prominence in the interschOastic cham
pionshp. held Meadow Brook two years ago.
when August Belmont offered the prizes He was
member of last years winning team in the inter-
scholastic tournament. playing from the St Paul
School of Concord, N Travis did not play
within four strokes of his usual game He was out
classed in driving, and Reinharts putting was
also the better of the Two.
To diagnose the defeat successfully it should De
understood that the champion has been working
almost wholly fat courses, like his home Inks
at Garden City. and this upset his game when ne
came to measure up the rolling country at Morris
County Travis took his defeat 10 heart, and
seemed considerably disturbed over the result
Reinhart is now in the finals against l. h Conk-
lin another Princeton freshman. ard the two VIII
meet to-day thirty-six holes for the Presidents
Cup the chief trophy of the week
Travis was of course, the centre of yesterdays
matches Starting out Reinhart was stynnied by a
tree and Travis had difficulty in taking the
hole by 5.
The second hole showed mediocre play both
sides. Neither was on the green from the tee. and,
as the champion ove-played his approach the hole
went TO Reinhart in TO ;. On the next Reinhart
sent a beautiful ball from the tee. while Travis
pulled into the long grass. The champion decided
il was not worth while 70 get out and lifted. giving
the hole 10 his opponent. On the fourth Reinhart
overplayed his approach and Travis tied the score
by getting good The fifth ha1ved. and the
sixth went 10 Reinhart Travis's short put This
gave the Princeton player a lead that was never
lost.
Travis had good chance win the seventh,
but his approach put failed 10 bring the ball up
and the hole haved- Facing the eighth neither
player made any mistakes. and the hole was
halved. Coming the ninth both were even
terms at the green, and. after the orthodox two
puts the hole haIved Reinhart was now
up. with of 30 for the first half. his
| opponents 42 Turning for home. Reinhars got
the tenth at to 4 and the next at 70 s. This
unexpected success. instead of turning his head.
seemed to make him cooler. and he became almost
brilliant in his dashins of going at the ball
He was ROW up-his high water mark for the
match. The twelfth hole went Travis at to s.
and the long thirteenth halved after ten foot
put by Renhart. Another long put saved the next
hole for the Princeton player. The fourteenth
won by Travis. a hanging lie spelling Reinhart's
| second and costing him three the green.
The fifteenth. 165 yards was halved in t. Travis
sclaffed his tee shot and failed clear the bunker
which spoiled his last chance to win. Reinhart
got the sixteenth mastery approach and the
| seventeenth halved so that Reinhart won tho
| match by up and to play. The cards were:
| F 0. Renlart: Il
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| by up and to play The cards here were:
| l. p Bayard
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| BYE holes not played.
The ho-Pa 6sS5 'f s9oFs Of # the s forenoon S made
| Their cards: F'
| J. N Smith:
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| F. D. Lapham:
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| C. L Tappin, Of Westbrook. was beaten by L. H
{B 3y gp ard to b play This eIs9red the way for
| ssainst Bayard, and ConkIin drawn againse
| In spite OF Reinhart's hard match of the morn
Bsv,T ne n9 ssva re b sane & daring pluck against
The cards were: $50
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The other semi-fnaI round match was won by
| up and to play in his favor.
vaHderpool Of Morris County and T5dV James 4 Tyng
| OF BalJusroL They will meet to-day in the finals
at thrty-six holes The eight beaten in the first
round for the Presidents Cup yesterday also
seIlus of Yountaksh and Jasper Lynch, Of Lake
/ wood, were the ultimate winners These
constitute the third pair Of hnalsts in to-day's
| play.
For the invitation handicap that is to De the
closing feature of the tournament the committee
has received more than ninety names. A start
the play being eighteen holes
! Following is the summary:
Presidents Cup Second round)-L. P Bayard tr,
Baltusrol. beat George F Z
II pav T O. Reinhart Princeton. Travis
Garden C1ty and TO MAY; Morgan Smith Morris
play; L H Corklin. P1eston beat c L Tappin Vest
| brook, and 70 play
ser1i-fnal round-Renhart Favard 1 up (uinete.u
holssl: Conklin heat Smith. and ; play
Thomas Cup (second roundl-F NJ Bacon IT. Norris
County. heat George BOwley Jersey Cftv. up: D.
to Roy Raisr1es BalrusroI. beat
] BaltusroI. default James A. Tyre.
Ba'trsrol beat r T P Fiske. Harhor Hill, and
Seminal round-vanderrooI beat Bacon IN ard 70
plav Tvng heat Roy De Rasemes nineteen holes)
FlaEz Cup first r0urf,-J. Chadwick Powetou.
?. Nash Columbia to play: F. A.
NarseIlIs YouUtakah beat r ". Gambler.
up play; Jasper Lynch. Lakewood beat Z. B.
SIontcIar beat A W Rosster. Oakland. up and %
20 play: Lynch beat Wilcox and to play.
CLOSE GOLF AT SOUTH BEACH.
The first round of match play. eighteen holes OF
the eight who qualified in the woman's handicap
at the Innis Arden links at South Beach Thurs
day resulted as follows: Miss Dale beat Mrs
Cook one up nineteen hoIes); Mrs Tuttle beat
Miss Mary ThoT,as. up nineteen hoIes); Mrs.
RuppreCht beat Miss Clara Thomas up mine
teen holesD. Mrs. Pfarre beat Mrs. Robbins.
ND That three of the four pairs should be m
peIed play nineteen holes TO decide establishes
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