The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-27
TRAYERS WINS OUT AT DEAL.
PREVENTS SHERMAN FROM RE.
CORDING DOUBLE EVENT.
Splendid Golf I'm the Final Remd-A ZEN
sational Put by Travers-Bswiey Gets
tho Handicsp-WM Anderson ana
Isaac Macide Scoop Pot 1t Heilywssd.

Tom Sherman was snuned out In the hnal
round Of the Deal Golf Club invitation tourns.
ment yesterday by Jerome Ira vers. the oeieat
being by I? and after a splendidly played
match. He won both score medal and presi-
dents cup last year. and. after winning the
score medal this time. 10 gain the hnal was
the next best thing to pulling of the double
event.
The semi-fnal matches for the presidents
cup brought out a nineteen hole contest
between Travers and william Frew. tho
Pittsburaer.
The gallery that trooped out to see thatte
decided witnessed a sensational finish on the
st extra hole Trsx vas ., 1esa
feet away The Nassau boy took on hi:
aluminium putter and sent . put As stratsht
-Four up At the turn, With Ralph Peters,
Jr, the strokes being 4. to As. Sherman dig dig
In his end OF the semi-hnal
sherman is wonderfully long on II tho , tee
r. tad IF the yf the od
the Nassau boy had the better Of the drives
and second shots. while he was also very
steady in putting.
Nss:.u beat Willi.% Irew Pi,., ,tS BY R,, Up
Msand by snd i'1 Ss'' AApn
Finai-Travers beat Sherman. by . up and
West tss Ss.: n S.S
S!nsh s. osa! Y eyer we sS and PLAY
beat aH ID s. Deal. BY .ad pas
j. b. Turner. W., Deal, beat W. A. Furman, Prince
EsS4s $ss ssf IsFniE sy 1ts ss s..s,s
MAJ D. ThSrsion Roseyi is bsa, Howard Steele.
Deal. BY sup and 10 play; ,,
Committee CuD-IlTst TOuDd-H. C,
Apawamls. beat Arthur Haycmeyer. Seabhghs
By Up nna no Iay s. D. S up sea e.
play: X. b. Stoutenburgn. Deal heat c. r. Ahlstronn
g. Ses peis b p sna e
nnalmnoSe5. bss. Fuller. BY up and
ftnal-Stoutenbureh beat Bowers By up mine
Deal Cup. Firs, Round H. l.. Bond; Jr. Bait.
pisy: +: !: Keep; knelsseoa, bsai " +. MssScs.
Asne civ Beat " %sonn Deal b 81 vp and
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DAVIS south 95sngs 100 IS NeseomS e.
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Fa ii Spring Lake. iii. is-ss " "
at the Fox Hills Coli Club. Staten Island
hs most et9g Sns earned sand IN IN
match, bu. Ianin won BY /. up. In the
scores. both gross and net, 81. So. 9. thus
capturing that trophy. BY that victory Janin
the nn6eL Of points avn for
tRs Class Sn and sS Hs are e'oe''
Class Al a Jsnin 81! 80 20 T. Il " A &c.,
e. US: " Z. T. HA Hamilton :. Is. SIS '" '
e:ss 7t & H Een ss ' o l. Hssotsa
Davidson ioi. ls-ss; 4. ii. Thompson, io7. ls-so.
%sssn Psy nf Hs
G Gnner club nh kSs up James b for x sss
Hazen Marsh. down. and George S. Colsen.
down Others bert who nplhhyed we're De-
Lawson.
II. G. ,McKeener won the eighteen hole
pyksr Meadow Clubs golf links. His net
score was SO from handicap, and he tied with
E; F; Hunt for the best gross score. 81 strokes.
ii. G. McKcever. 81. 80; H. s. Downs. 90. Isl:
c. J. Crookall. 80. ISL E. f. Hunt. 81. So:
F. N. Hinkle. 81. n-ss; John Lee. los. is-ss
In the professional match at the Hollywood
Golf Club yesterday Will Anderson. the
open champion, and Isaac Mackie Of Fox
Hills had matters decidedly their own way
with Bernard Nichols of the home club.
and George Low of Baltusrol. Anderson
and Mackie won by 10 up and to play. In
thirty-sG holes.
There was fine gallery to see the match.
which included some of the amateurs from
the Deal tournament. who were striving to
learn why they had been put out so early
by watching the professionals. The scoring
was altogether of the phenomenal order on
the part OF the leaders, and it was no dis
credit to Nichols and Low to lose in such a
holly fought out contest. The scores made
tenpins.
Isaac Mackie had the honors in the morning
with II. and VIII Anderson in the second
round with 80. In the morning their best ball
was 60, and the two led Nichols and Low.
whose best ball was II. by s up. They made
the lead up at the turn in the afternoon.
and through a 3 by Anderson he and Maeke
played the eight bye holes. Anderson and
Mackie being up in these extra matches. The
best balls for the afternoon were eS and II.
The cards.
Anderson and Mackie IS sss4o45s-S
An ie rson and Mackie 3 1851 s-T-e
Nichols and Low .;, H.! t!ss. .s-ss-T