The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-23
Mcknight Defeats Wilson At Engiewood
<on the Forty.third Hole-New Batch OF
local ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Beats
Sinclair for East Jersey Honors.

There was a tie at II net In the handicap
between Sparks. Barrett and Lembe ok, and
Ward won the gross score prize LHom-
medieu won the Fox Hills cup. on the nine
teenth hole Runyon won the Southfeld trophy
after a sharp tussle with George e. Armstr ong.
and Keeler captured the Clifton cup in good
match. The summaries:
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The longest eighteen hole match on record
marked the first round Guns for the champI1nship
between Frank NJ Wilson and W. G.. Mcknight,
The pair met rst On Friday and after eighteen
holes they were all square, After seven
extra holes the two were, still even, having
piay or q Eighteen holes, MeknIsht Winning
se 1es
j 7. Curtis on the forty fourth hole, had been
carried along through halves from the thirty
different conditions was as remark able for
its duration and the close finish;
Ths na s1 Srst ehd led the
eight. of the championship set for cup pre-
sented BY 4: ,Weatherby,, passed the first
the ninet,enth hole, performed the remarkable
feat Of securing a on the dlacult $50 yard
7. i, Fsi, bys up, and . to play; W g. Mcknight
sst E'lp Sy gs A2ls ke sp4 5sa s'e'
bes PsAs Re- by D Sy "a nolss
Ss.i i Z Is fsrfs; g % =. sa pay b E.
pGs%sseS s 'fa 70 81 Ply up
and 10 play; Blake beat Gos, by up and 70
siosson bea, be Forrest. By up and Z 70 play
sF $%sS sssi Y 4 $ssdi$r{ y x 81 p nd 2
BY up and TO play; p. NJ. Marion beat ". H
pss x ss HUNT ses y
Br s, by s, up and = 70 play, cr,,,, >,
DS e PLAY Msy Ssa, Small and
Hunt beat Weathcrby: BY up and to play.
Twenty,,two returned cards in the seventh
aSPe as st An %sss S ha
net score. There, was a ts at IS net between
place in the eight to keep on for a cup at handi-
cap match play. The qualifying scores
we're:
90 So: R. IL re Rober,.on. 8. SIS: l. n se liz.
man, o. lt-ss A. F. Browncll. es io-ss: John 4.
4. s, Higgins. io.. is-sS; o. H. Rogers Is. go,
Miss Elizabeth Hurry, who made her debut
in XII at the nf
the ApawamIs clubs women's champion
with Mrs. Harris The summary;
Mf: als5s II Kiss { 4 furry ISs Mss y:
III; Miss N. j. Tanning. i:s; Mrs, A. H. Harris,
~ FRS, Round-Mrs. Cobb bea, Mrs. Clark, by ?
up and TO play: Miss Hurry bedt Miss Tanning,
By up us ho,si; Mrs. Morgan bea! Miss Downing.
by up ana to Piay' MIS- Harris beat Miss Scott
0y semi up a Sn MIS- Hurry sea, Mr., Cobb Dy4 up
r final Ms, Hurry beat Mrs. Harris, by up
GO holes,.
On account of the sickness Of ". R. Thurs
tor, the final match for the club champion
ship Of the Apawamis Club between himself
Yesterday The ball sweepstakes was won
from a field of thirty:two by George 8. Dear
born. ex-president of the club, with the card
Charles W. OConnor yesterday won the
CUB FOR the third time in succession, beating
William Runkle. in the thirty-six hole final,
by up and to play.
There was a continution OF surprises
through the performances Of F. II. Thomp-
son in the individual championship OF the
t ts' Montclsir Golf Club. The dark haise as
who played from the Elizabeth Town and
int oranss sa snd M
the titleholder for the year. Sinclair de-
ieated A. C; Travis of Harvard for the first
tournament and he had been regarded as the
class" of the East Jersey event. Going
out in q to- 81: Thompson 20 was a., up AZ the
but clinohed the victory on the home green,
winning by UP.
bogey sweepstakes yesterday at the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club. Harold L. Fish won
With place S sSwa sn l. f h. be Sss Sc
and Charles Adams, $40. who finished all
square with DOGGY.
A novelty at the Eastern Parkway Golf
Club yesterday was a handicap approach
and putting competition, at three trials re-
specfively from SO, 100 and $50 yards w H.
Zie gler won by q stroke from X. p. Dow and
D.. b. Patterson, both he and Dow getting
a from the 100 yard mark. This summary:
". H. zlegier. g, So 2. p. Patterson, 10, 81:
Drury II, De r. A. Black, u, Sc: 4. l. Sherman.
0, 90 4. = BlackmAr. IA Sc H, II. Messroom,
II, SO; II. r. Ferguson, 10, $40: W. J. Gpln, 49,
SO: W. p. Cook. u. s-io E. r. Fisk Is. $40.
II. N. Heath, 10, SO
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-Dr. ". NJ. Gray,
this afternoon by defeating DT Lee i Harlan.
chevy Chase Club cup; I wa. q close and
similar lend gained once by Harlan. They
were even, up at the turn and also at the
trees on the eighteenth hole. but made a
perfect recovery Dr.. Harlan drove to the |
edge OF the green and got an excellent lie |
on his second shot. but trimmed the cup on
the next stroke, while pr Gray holed out In
three and took the match.
W. 8. Brooke. Gordon Park. Cleveland.
won first prize for the second sixteen by de- |
feating W, C. Carnegie. st. Andrews, 2 up and
to play, in the semi-hnal. lille he beat f. p.
Brooke. Columbia. runner-up, by the same