The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-30
new YORK GOLFERS WIN OUT.
SAVE THE ANNUAL MATCH WITH
2 1.-THE PHILADELPHIANS.
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Metropolitan Team wipes Out Defeat In
the Spring Contest-Great Scores by
~, =, Reinhart and Travers-Perrin Only
So visitor to Score In single Matches
New York turned the tables on the picked
toanis from the Golf Association Of Phila-
delphia yesterday by winning the second
half Of the annual match over the links OF
the>Gerden City Golf Club. by %s to 8. The
Metropolitan Golf Association team entered
the contest 10 down from the spring match,
and the final result Is to give the victory to
New York for the year, tho fifth OF the inter-
city meeting. by IS up.
With the tees back TO the championship
distances and the greens somewhat ragged
In spots. the scoring was remarkably Rood
as g whole. both by winners and losers. II
was a delightful day and all who played or
followed enjoyed the outing. W. Fellowes
Morgan and &. +. Watson. Sr.. represented
thsM G. A. executive committee. with X. Z.
Watson. Jr.. who also served as captain OF
thenHew York team. II. W. Perrin. the only
hiladelphian to win IN the singles. filled
this place for the visitors.
?, TA8 Metropolitan team won three and
halved one of the four ball contests OF the
norhinR, gaining FIVE Of the ten hole lead
back from the Philadelphians. The Phila-
delpha pair to win were Tillinghast and
Perrin. who finished up over Watson and
Brotaw.
:, In. the match Perrin and TilllnRhast were
. UP at the ninth and they gained another
hole at the eleventh. Features were 3
by Perrin on the first and a by Tillnehast
on the eighth, where he reached the green
WITH drive and an iron. Beginning with the
twelfth. Watson had run of As to the six
teenth, inclusive OF the 500 yard hole.
Gobbled put by Perrin gained half on the
sixteenth, but the New Workers by that
time had the match all even. They halved
the seventeenth. but Perrin saved the day FOR
the. Quaker City by q on the home green
ThBrard was:
Tnnnahast and Perrin ....9 456t Sc
Watson and Brohaw; .......4 s5stsess-M 20
Ttlinahast and Perrin. 50 tt5 S-S-7s
Watson and Hrokaw..-......t 4-s-b
BHtd and Wilcox were / up at the turn
with Calvert and Farnum. but the latter
pair made no mistakes coming home ana
succeeded in halving the issue Inc card:
Calvert and Tarnum ........6 s4!bs6s4-4o
S T1ye sn Snd Tfs9ntt
mcfarland and Starr at the turn. both sides
scoring 80. but through the steady work OF
The British e osrPG fds the By KEW wild
finished up; Asby PartEidge on, on the home ne
Travis. The card was:
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Travers and Reinhsrt. who were up,
had Il best ball card Of II and Douglass and
Reid. who were up. did an 80 The best ball
summary:
METROPOLITAN. PHILADELPHIA.
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15sXs,; f G9Nss %fs,
Wilcox & v rrd. o Farnum Calrert.....,.o
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Perrin was up. with Findlay Douglas
at che turn, and 2up at the tenth, but the
match was squared at the thirteenth Then
Perrin forged to the front again and finished
ina attn By by strokes:
# #:;!: e.
as h ii the morning and was down to Walter
j. Travis. who played well within himself
The cards:
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y have been PlayiEng the gang Of fe
Would have tied the amateur record ~
"a nifty couldn't have played like this in the
amateur and the intercollegiate champion
The cards bear out Remnants remark.
They were:
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the AFTER had the match square at he thr-
,sehth. and won out by ? up .,,, Going ing 2ut,
ana laid s,ymies To-; West on ne tenth 81 and
tonsaa the hole. The card:
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Watson had a ? on the, second, the feat West
f haa aeah rscom. a' Watson's was by holns
90 from, a mashie played from the rough Girls;
dd the the ma9sn feT on hs the h o sRa
at The turn, however, and at the finish.
The gard:
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SfissSn;. ..:,..::ts 8 t-.i- -s
John Ward. bar the seventeenth. where ne
zigzagged like ship lacking, had an even
card. and led Farnum by 4 at the turn and
at the finish, Farnun, after getting into the
pitfIom the tee. got a on the second through
getting his niblick shot within yard of the
pin Wards strokes We're:
f Gn;...::::....ss - sss
.iBrokay and Cooke were all SQUARE at the
snS
wssa great change from BIokaw's game in
the morning. when he fitted on half of the
holes, The unique card was:
$ $::Es::; ;:;:;:; 5 :i=;;
Travers played his long game and ap-
breaches like, II professional. so, that Filling
hast although he fought bravely. could win
on but four. greens and get half on two
more. so that he finished down. The strokes:
T 4Hl'.ss.s a::,:s tss--sss
Tfasers. S 4-;o-7s
.Iiiashsst.. ....,,..i S o 5-iS-ss
Partridge. who was the next to get a on
the second. beat Calvert. the former Univer-
sity.o Pennsylvania crack, by up. The
details
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One up at the turn. Harold Wilcox. the
q NJ q. A, champion. won out by 2 up from
!. Bosler. the Pennsylvania golf captain. The
\ card was:
tsWicoI .,...,.....l SO "a
Bosler.."i..........5 al
Bosler ."........... e'5 $3.50