New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-13

FAST GOLF AT EKWANOK.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.l

Manchester VT Sent 12-The second days play
I'm the tournament for the Equinox and Orvis cups
now in progress on the Ekwanok country CIuo ;
links was replete with fast golf ana exciting
matches. The contestants were favored with per
feet weather and this with the prospect or good
NAV brought out a large gallery. The green's com
nittee is receiving many compliments from tne
players for the changes recently made IN the
course. Aside from the playing advantage IT Is a
welcome change the spectators. for TIE last SIX
holes plainly visible from the 'ela4laa u
the clubhouse.
A G. Lockwood met Jay S. Jones in the morning
round defeating him by up and to play IN a
fine contest Lockwood played brilliant golf. re-
turning a card Of II for eighteen holes Jones
could nor keep up with the fast pace. His card
was So. To the surprise of many w @. BaruewaH
failed to defeat (. L. Tappin. He was down and
to play Ward easily defeated Wellington. Nay
Tor barely from McConvill by up.
The afternoon play upset all the calculations OF
the wise ones who had picked Lockwood for an
easy winner. He his match in the sernt-fnal
in II. S. Nayor. who came here from the Adiron-
dacks where he recently captured two open tourna-
ments. The final score was up and 1 to play
1t was 2 match worth going far 70 see Naylor
got the best start and took the lead lockwood
tried hard to overcome the narrow margin, but
could never head the Philadelphia. He succeeded
in making it all even at Inc turn. but Naylor took
the tenth IN a beautiful ;. and the eleventh in 2
regaining his lead. This ne held to the end Lock-
wood did not play the brilliant game which marked
his work in the morning. He off In his driv-
ing Naylor played his best game the putting
green's
]. NJ. Ward and c. l.. Tappin met in the other
semi-final match for the Equinox Cup Ward had
the best of a close contest by up and to play.
He will meet Naylor in the thirty-six hole final
match tomorrow. James L. Taylor had hard
time TO get away with ]. A c. Mason In the after
noon round for the Equinox Junior Cup. He barely
finished ahead by hole. A vi. Reed took Paul
Waterman into camp by the score OF up, and Will
meet Taylor in the finals. Ihey are great rivals.
and a hard contest is expected
The match of the day was that between L I.
Reid and Clark Burnham- 1t took nineteen holes
land Reid a winner. Burnham had Reid
down the seventeenth. On the eighteenth Reid
ran a 20-foot pat fOI the hole He the extra
hole in to D. +. y. Moore easily defeated w Y
Marsh, and is ptted against Reid tomorrow.
The summary OF the days play:
wood. Allston. beat Jay : Jones Crescent A c., up
PLAY H. s. Naylor Philadelphia. beat W. ]. Nc
ConyiH Crescent A c. up; J. NJ Ward. Monclair, beat
G L. Tappin Westbrook beat W C. Barnewal. Agawan
Hunt. 3 and / play.
sem-anal round-H $ MAYOR beat A C. Lockwood. 2
! to play.
Equinox Junior Cup Csecond round)-J. A c. Mason
default. James L. Taylor. Dyber Meadow. Gil
mer Loon Lake up and TO play; y NJ. Reed Albany.
Placid by default "
semhnal round-James L. Taylor beat J. A c Mason.
1 np: A NJ Reed beat Paul Waterman. up
Oryls Iup second round)-F. ~ Moore Apawarnis beat
1. ~ Wellington, Mount Anthony. ! up and to play:
w J. Marsh. Morris County beat c. II. CTeghorn. Elk
wtn9k ! up and 70 play; Clark Burnham Dyker
sietdo%' peat w H Peabody, E1<wanok. up and 10
play l. l. Reid Monclair, beat L. w Howard Florida,
Sem-hna round-F 4 Moore beat W Y Mash II,
bna I" pay l. l. Reid beat Clark Durham, 10