Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-28
SPORTS or ALL SORTS
High Glass Golf Played at the
Lakewood Tourney.
ALL LOCAL MEN OUT
DOUGLAS DEFEATED HORSTMANN
IN NINETEEN HOLES.
Army and Navy Clash Today - Ned
Hanlon to Manage New York
Americans.

Yesterday was another cold, crisp day,
ideal for golf and brought the Lakewood
N j., tournament over the new course of
the Country Club to the semi-finals. AS
usual Walter J. Travis and Findlay 3.
Douglas are in at the Semi-f1nalS, to-
gether with George T. Brokaw of Lake.
wood and L. l.. Kellogg, jr., of Fox Hills.
The surprise of the day came in the
morning, when F. o. Horstmann of this
city went out in SO in his match with w.
] Evans, who, with Brokaw, is the best
of the Lakewood men and finished the
match up and 1 to play, with score
that Appropriated IS. He is entirely I'M
familiar with the course and IS for the
second days play over the link was I'M
expected
Travis and Douglas had easy matches
in the morning Douglas doing a, two
strokes better than the previous record.
which was held by Capt. Jasper Lynch OF
the Lakewood team and Brokaw. But 1t
was different thing When Douglas came
up against Horstmann in the afternoon.
Horstmann again went out in 3S and had
the metropolitan champion three down at
the turn, when a considerable gallery
took up the match and followed 1t out
HorStmann was playing excellent golf AT
the sixteenth hole Douglas was dormie
two, and it looked like a walkover for
the Washington man.
Perfect control and perfect golf gave
Douglas the match, however, for he laid
his approach shots close to the hole on
the remaining two green's, winning out
in four each, while the best Horstmann
could do was a par five. On the nine
teenth hole Douglas repeated the per-
Torrance, again lettering boyle by one
stroke.
In the afternoon match Brokaw beat L.
L. Harlan. the remaining Washington man;
by up and to play, returning record
card of IS, the best score thus far of the
tournament. His card follows:
Out .............5 2 3-35
In ...............3 3 5 5{1-76
Speculation is rife on the outcome today,
and the careful play. of both Douglas and
Brokaw will call out the best there is in
the champion If he keeps up the time
honored custom of winning the Lakewood
tournaments. He fell out in the semi
firals last week at Garden City and there
is hope in the other camp. Yesterdays re-
suits:
Country Club of Lakewood Cup, first
round-L. L. Kellogg, jr., Fox Hills, beat
Ormsby McCammon, Washington, up;
Davidson Lloyd, Pittsburg, beat Harry Suy-
dam. Dyker Meadow. 3 up and 2 to play;
G. T. Brokaw, Lakewood. beat H. L. Phil
lips, Lakewood, up and 1 to play; l.. L.
Harlan. Washington. beat A. D. Compton.
Westminster, 8 up and 1 to play Findlay 8.
Douglas. Nassau, beat J. M. Ward, Fox
Hills. Z up and to play; F. o. Horstmann,
Washington, beat w. J. Evans, Lakewood,
up and 1 to play; W. J. Travis. Garden
City, beat A. M. Robbins, st. Andrews, up
and 5 to play; c. c. Mason. Crescent, beat
II. insolvency, Oil City, up. over 20 holes.
Second round-Kellogg beat Lloyd, up
and to play; Brokaw beat Harlan, up
and to play: Douglas beat Horstmann, 1
up. over 10 holes; Travis beat Mason, up
and to play.
Metedeconk Cup, first round-D. Partridge
Bedford, beat R. A. Rafney. Lakewood up
and 1 to play: c. r. Gillette, Pelham, beat
E. B. Knowlton, Lakewood. 4 up and to
play; s. Y. Ramage, Oil City, beat w. w.
Burton, Ekwanok. 1 up: Paul Waterman,
Englewood beat Jasper Lynch, Lakewood
l up; A Havemeyer Seabright, beat l.. w.
Weaver. Washington l up, over 20 holes;
f. s. Wheeler, Brooklawn, beat J. G. Batter
son. Fox Hills, up and to play; c.. l..
Tappin, Westbrook. beat G. c. Low, Toms
River, l up; F. P. Kimball, Lakewood, beat
C. H. Zimmerman. New Haven. 5 up and 3
to play.
Second round-Partridge beat Gillette 6
up and ) to play; Waterman beat Ramage,
up and to play; Havemeyer beat Vince
Ter, up and to play; Tappin beat KIM
ball, up, over 10 holes.