The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-31
G0LFING AT APAWAMIS CLUB.
CARROLL LEADS TRAVIS IN
QUALIFYING ROUND.

ward Wins q Tie From Five for tho Last
PIace-Relnhart I'm Second sixteen
and seely out OF Ht Altogether-Bro-
kaw Makes Ninth Hole I'm Four Strokes.
A brisk wind that was against the players
on the long holes was welcome as slight
alienation Of the heat at the Apawamis Club
tournament. mt Rye yesterday. but 1t was
factor somewhat against low scoring There
was a splendid turnout Of players. Findlay
Douglas, the metropolitan champion, did not
do any brilliant work in the medal round
yesterday, but at match play In the afternoon
he went out in 80 Michael the New Jersey
champion. did very well. but the Connecticut
champion, Seely, was wofully of his game
and was unplaced.
The score medal was won by x. C.. Carroll.
with an 81. very good for the day. while Travis
was second with SO. There was a tie be-
tween Reinhart. Ward. Baker, Edwards and
Hicks for the last place In the first sixteen at
81. Hicks outdrove the party setting out
for the extra hole, but fubbed his second.
Ward was on the green in and had an easy 4.
but Reinhart. who took but one put. halved
with him. Ward was on the second green In
2 also. and again had an easy 4. but this time
Remnants one put did not get down and Ward
won out In to5.
made the 5s0-yard ninth hole In a. Cooke
had the 2l7-yard hole In .. yet lost his match.
APAwAMIs CUP SET.
r. O. Carroll, Fairheld-
Efr'::::::...ss :ssstss t. 81
Walter J. Travis. Garden City
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L. L. Kellogg. Fox Hills
f Gs':...::::::::::.ss sss:s::: -
George J. Cooke Philadelphia
Gf n::::...:.:.::.:. s:ss:: 50 81
Q. Truesdale. Fairfield
Ef n:.:......::.::s ::::ss 81 .
r. D. Laphann. Apswamis-
f Eu':::::.:::::::ss ::sssss
v; Y; Delano.. Apaw:mis. 4. Anss: H; Town
Murray oiyphsn. Ensle%oSd Z; 1sS 81 Y X.
M Moars toS0 oSn's' GRAHAM H. r Tae%ti
4. q g; +: s; Douglas. Nassau. 40. T7-s7: John
NJ e %sfa FS1 d M' So A. g Ren p.,usro
q. A-ss; J. Whitney Baker. Hillside q. .A-ss;
Duncan In Edwards Apswsmis , 90 .2ss o w. l.
,. Wheeler. BrocklsSn, q: $50 John NoleT, j.,
45, 800; j. Janln, Fox Hills. IS, 1870 G. J. sulli-
van. Baltusrol. As. 4eol II. NJ Brittin. Englewood.
s i;sJ Ja'P YER. L \, hnkeT9od w. teS
sau. 40. 47-62 W f. F. Moore. EnGlewood, A.,
Ss NJ GwfysI aPoTT% I S,os AM.
=, q %; c. H. Seely. Wee Burn. %, E-0s; J. A.
Peck. Apawamis. a, 51-o5 W. r. Thurston, Apa
wants. As. 1876; l.. b. Garretson, Princeton, SO.
47-e7 ]. Chadwick. Jr.. Powelton, 46, 5z-e7: A. j.
Wellington, Oakley, 49, h2-ss; Il: s Thayer, Apa-
wants. 40 4g-es: j. W. y. Phillips, Apaw anis
81. ~ 90: W. S. Adams Apawamis, AZ, $50. II. r.
Matthews Apawamis, Sc. 47-iO2.
MATCH PLAY RESULTS.
Apawamis Cup-First round Broksw beat NJ.
Graham. by up and 10 play; Michael beat Town
send. by up and TO play Travis beat oyphant.
by up and 10 play; Carroll beat Deano. by
up and to play; Truesdac beat Cooke, by up
and TO play; Lapham beat Thomas, by UP and
to play; Kellogg beat Ward, by up and TO play.
Governors Cup--Flrss roundNan Etten beat
Moore by cup and to play ReImhaIt beat Brtttin
by ep and 10 play: Baker beat T'ravers. by 9
to play: Alsop beat sullivan. by up and to play
Jann beat Day. BY up: Lynch beat Bchr. by
up and to play Mollcr heat Wheeler, by up
and 20 play.
Practising for to-morrow,,s "free-for-all-
some Of the yisiting professionals made made low
David Brown rs and Will Smith 70.
MANCHESTER. Vt. July so.-.-Edward W.
Clark Sd won the open handicap tourna-
ment Of thirty7siX holes at medal play held
offered by d. H.. Hostetter. Clark's card
was 1872, 8-l58 His gross score IN the morn
ing round was rs. which is DOGGY for the course.
Edward Clark 3D. 1872. 6--i5e; A. L. White. 1914.
ole4; A. N. Reed 90, O-.le9: Charles d. Cleghorn
i7s g 100; Paul Waterman, 40. O-l7o; F. Q. Horst
Ellingwood. 1871. ls-l77; A. II. Evans, 1890. I2--
l7s Or. u, w Taylor. 1877, $40, L. ]. Gilmer.
l94 l4isO; Fred c Brown, 1876. 1870; E. d. NIL