Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-24
COLLEGE GOLFERS.
Princeton and Harvard Play g in the
Finals

H. Chandler Egan. holder of the Inter-
COLLEGIATE Golf Association championship
was put out in the semi-final for that honor
Yesterday at the Garden City Golf Club by
w. C. Chick up and l to play, and. in the
other half Of the round F. o. Reinbar beat
H. B. Mcfarland. for two years the run
ner up, by 8 up and to play. The repre-
sentatives Of Harvard and Princeton will
play out the final today at thirty-six holes
The skies were clear in the morning and
everything favored low scoring. but a teem-
ing rain bothered the players in the after
noon especially H. c. Egan and Chick, VINO
started late The best match Of the morn
ing and of the tournament was marked by
the defeat of Walter e. Egan. champion OF
the Westel Golf Association. by Reinhart,
who waged a great uphill fight. 3 at the
third. a stroke under par. made Remnant
up and it was the only hole not halved to
the sixth where Egan had the match
square. He I'd gone out in 50 and at the
tenth the western champion was up Ihen
Reinhart began some wonderful soiHnS,
making the remaining eight holes In 80
strokes pace too fast for Egan, VINO iost
the match by up. The card was:
Reinhart ......5 3 49O
w. e. Egan ...5 8 4 8 3-Ss
Reinhart .....5 8 "A 8 3 5 3SS-1s
w. p. Egan "a 6 5 5 8 1851
II. c. Egan had an easy match with Nc
Burney but Mcfarland and Chick won
only by scant margins the former peating
Truesdale on the home green and Chlck
winning only on the nineteenth hole from
Raker. The latter had an eighteen-inch put
for the match on1the home green, Dut ne
slipped on 1t for a half In four rms SO
ratified the usually imperturbable Prlnceto-
MAN that he pulled into trouble from the
tee in starting for the extra hole and Chick
won it in to 6.
In the semi-tinal Reinhart set Off In such
dashing style with Mcfarland that ne won
five of the six holes. The Pennsylvania rep
resentstfve then took three straight, but
this was the best he could do. for the nrst
four holes of the inward Journey Were
halved Reinhart broke the deadlock by
getting the fourteenth in and he won the
match on the sixteenth green. He played
ont for his score. but NJ Farland sought
shelter from the rain. The card:
Reinhart ...5 5 90
Mcfarland &c : ! a Id
Mcfarland ....5 4
Although the rain was beating down with
force, Chick played brilliant game going
out with H c. Egan. who was very WHO IN
direction This is a fault woefuliy punlsned
on these links and he had fr !ruently h1t:
so that Chick. who went o.. in 40, was
up at the turn. He was st up, with out
5 to go, before Egan began TO play In WIN
ming form. 1t was too late 10 de1eat the
steady game displayed by Chick, however,
who won by and L. The approximate
cards were SO for the winner and 50 for
Egan The summary:
intercollegiate Championship - Second
round-F. o. Reinhart Princeton. beat Wal
ter E. Egan. Harvard. by up; n b. NC
Farland. Pennsylvania. beat G. Truesdale
Yale by l up: w. C. Chick. Harvard. beat
J. w Baker. Princeton. by l up (nineteen
| holes; H. Chandler Egan. Harvard. beat
M. McBurney, Harvard. by up and to
| play.
northumberland beat Mcfarland, by
| 3 up and to play: Chick beat II. Z. Egan,
| by up and l to play.