Evening journal., 1903-10-17
GOLFERS PLAYED
DESPITE RAIN
Some Interesting Play in the
Last Day Of the Tourna-
ment
n1ent
SCORES MADE THIS MORNING

A large and enthusiastic gallery |
watched the play for the Wilmington. |
cup in the annt;il invitation tourna-
ment Of the Coultry Club yesterday
afternoon. The only disappointment
was that none of the home players had
succeeded In reaching the semi- finals
for the Wilmington cup. although
three Of them are lighting for place ia
the race .or the vice-prcsidents tro-
ply, with two in the consolation round.
Percy r.. fyne, Sd, of Princeton. is
playing up 10 form and has every
chance Of landing first honors. His
game has been very consistent, Tie
slightly higher scores he made during
the match play having been expected.
The tournament has been exception
ally successful. Not a default oCcurf-
ed anywhere. I'm the championship
rounds, and Arthur III. G.. Garrett,
chairman of the committee, has ac-
complished the difficult feat of put
ting the matches through without a
hitch. For the most part the weather
! has been delightful. While IL was
cloudy most OF yesterday this made lit
tie difference TO the golfers. ard The
gallery was almost as large as IL
would nave been on a bright day. rli-
rain this morning damnened en;hdsi-
asm a bit, but beyond raising the scores
"A trine had little effect.
The scores turned in yesterday morn
ing by the leaders in the race FOR the
first cup were rather interesting. al
I though there were no sensational feat-
ures. In the morning Pyne beat Her
man Wendell rather easily by a score
of up and 2 to go. and in tho aftcr-
moon duplicated this score against c,
G.. Cooke. The cards ran this way:
i Percy r. Pyne, 2d.
out 3 6 8 6 3 5-4t
In IS 4 4 6 6 4 4 2-41-S2
Herman Wendell.
out 4 3 Z 4-4s
In. 4 G 8 6 5 S 8 4-k5-ss
SECOND ROUND.
Percy r. Pyne. I'd.
lOut 4 3 8 8 8 3 6 5-4i
In ..s s-42-ss
c. G. Cooke.
out "a 6 4-4s
In..5 4 6 5 4-45-ss
WILMINGTON CUP.
In the second round Of playing for
the championship cup. A. w. Tilling-
hast won from II. J. Baldwin. up ana
l to go.
! c. G. Dixon won from F. f. Briggs
8 up and to go.
DIR. A. II. Remington won from r.
Rhodes. 4 up and 3 to go.
VICE PRESIDENTS CUP.
In the seuond round for the vice.
presidents cup y. Il. Mitchell won from
A. +. Smith, up.
) II. w. Cause won from DR.. S. Bolton
3 up and to so.
A. S. Carpenter won from A. +. Hus
e lrOi. up and to go
J. F. Armstrong won from c. N
b Sherwood. 3 up and rc
CONSOLATION CUP.
Second round playing for the conso
lation cup resulted as follows.
S. K Smith won from J. u. Corbet
4 uD and 8 to go.
J. W. Day won from Z. James Dal
lett ~ and to go.
+. Pennypacker won from +. d. Mel
son, 8 w and 3 TO go.
]. Richardson won from Colonel Ben
jamin Nields. . up and to go.
SPECIAL CLASS A.
J. i. Smith won from Herman Wen
$ dell. 3 uD and 2 TO go.
e. A. Darby won from d. B. Martin
e I ~.
II. NJ. Clements won from II. Z
Dixon 4 uD ana 2 TO go.
w. G. Pennypacker won from II
Pyle. 4 uD and TO go.
SPECIAL CLASS b.
II. f. Wilson won from II. B. New
b ton, uD and TO go.
c. w. Middleton won from A. c
Gray by default.
J. B. Ladd won from II. W. Pancoas
5 by default.
]. z. Lancaster won from f. S. Da
b Wis. uD and 4 to go.
z. SPECIAL CLASS c.
; +. deH Janvier won from ]. NJ. Jack
b son. up and TO go.
d w. G. Mendinhau won from Z
Worth by default.
a. L. Churchman won from DR.. W
C. Speakman, up and to go.
r. NJ. Hopes won from +. S. Gar
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