The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-26
RAINsOAKED LINKS AT DEAL.
YET .TRAYERS AND SHERMAN
MAKE CARDS or SEvENTY-NINE.

| YET .TRAVEHS AND SHERMAN
MAKE CARDS or SEvENTY-NINE.
Golfers Undaunted by tho Downpo,ir Play
IN Earnest styie--Peters, Jr.. AMI Frew
Mako the Semi.FQnai Of the First Cup
Tournaments on other Courses.
Ralnsoaked links did not bring q halt to
the golflng at the Deal Golf Club tournament
yesterday, but the downpour brought out
some novel and odd combinations In sweaters
and storm rigs among tho players. Sixteen
survive for the semi-fnA rounds In the first
| four cups OF the 10. representing ffty-three
clubs. TO finish In the qualifying round. The
semI-hnals will be played this morning;
| also tho beaten eight matches and handl-
| cap.
Travers was the score hero Of the morning
| for despite the drlzzle ne had the amateur
record tied but for taking three puts on the
! home green. Here he drove the green 200
yards and guarded by q hazard. but the three
puts made the total 10. instead Of the record
mark Of rs. Travers had 9. d. Bowers as
an opponent, who won the first hole in I. but
thereafter could not hold the pace. Travers
went out In a, and Bowers In At. the former
| coming In with 81 to ~ for Bowers and win
ming by . and IL. Traverse card was;
Out. ........."...s 80
In...................s S.sSA . t-s7-n
Sherman wont out In II In the morning
and Peters In 49, both winnln g1thsirlmatc
easily. Peters caught on tho 100 yard
thirteenth hole. as he did onlThursday. The
afternoon play brought up Sherman on an
equality with Travers - to scoring. for no
made . 70. Ia and s7) In putting out Wallace.
This morning he will meet Peters. who went
out In I3 against Pfel. Sherman won the
first cup last year. and on his play thus far
he seems to be still the contender most to be
feared this year, for Travors had three 60
and q In his afternoon match against Mao
kellar and may not be 40 steady In the long
run as the Utica youth. STILL Travers was
out in - and, barring the Z. had even 10 on
the other holes coming in. The lack Of wind
| was an aid to low scoring on the long holes.
| so that the rain did not make much diherenoe.
sne imp sns S game the SUMMER oarns
ments. viii be against Trsvers this morning.
F1sS TSsh hss to
West We Tie national semi iinalst ,pf 1904. win
Psss eie sasn proai IN the fourth SET whiis
J. 8. Martin won In good eoIf from the Bos-
hs a tes Sra s sus lost Su 10
Kendall. The summaries:
Fra, cup-F,r,s roand:-Ralph Peters. Jr,. M. ma;
!Hp Hsslywocd y " Wssss Sex ioTs s;oIi
| up and 9 TO play: Donald Mackehar. Midland beat
ysron. IGps sS'as ss S' nf
ss.' eSs ana Ras' vi
10 H'i play: G. H. wheeling, IT, Baitusroi. bea, b. g.
Rs ses az Si: by and
+y pss, ssss
Sec Second md cupSFir.s round =, Phillips. Holly
ss SAY Il Gmdea Ssss
EnElewood. by up; Up. Gwyer Slwanoy. peat
iantic CITY. BY up and 70 play: 3; p Louns,
shllysIs, New York SOii, BY default: 8 Swords;
9o psy r. f.
S:iS ssd Play SS and
TO e psy GSyer bes, schoct BY Sp snd play
beat s1e 10
g., * b. SrT j. u %s shd
s 70 play: Z. A. Ayres sesbrlght. beat n. p Bond.
ns W and no S 81 p neal
TO play: n. c. Turner. Deal beat 4. F. Jameson.
.on g. en- Seal Sc "a g. ~ HR
P. ". Kendall. Deal. beat Kari Martin; Fairfield i
S;ass s;s Ssss
play Farmsn beat Turner. BY Up; j. b. Turner
0e fou Msne cup-F = loundp pro. se.brght
s Dss e:h DoDd bea f.
SsWsy ssssSs R Ses, u g e psy
Ss:s & s.ss sss!ss
~ up and to play; Byrne Evans, Alle InS
os s 1ef s:a SS up and
to play STANLEY beat Right. BY up and g play:
b. up and 5 to play.
| ct;
ho %" 6sndd nI at the Gof CUB
many. withdrew. r. Abbott Of the Yale ale
silver medal for best gross score. J. F.
Byers of Pittsburg was second. with the
net score Of To-.
H. b. H sas is ,ss ,oas1 bfaist IS
Psr Rsys u.s. S o-lss Na efssa s
l. h, Edws,ds 49, 49, is1a SD D. NJ Cole 49, 's
poltSD spsISS Ms AVS an ;H nb match ,s.n
and the Poland Springs team resulted In q
in the lsdies' section and is to 10 in the men 5
used The results were as follows:
Portland-wlllam s. Eaton, Q: 3. 2; Sandsrson. q:
E Y Hs1rS ss:s g. p.ssen 3 Taa
virgin, o; G. F. Meyer, o; C. u. Barrows. 8; A. s.
wp ssiana s g Ts.a Il w. Hanson Austin
Palmer! EDDY 9 o H0wn!d n G hooms q
6. y E:A:ns, ST., (; philip G. lockwood, 8; II. p.
LtGs- s. J. Dayton Vorhees. o: W. =. Macomber.
women's Section Portland-Mrs. H. st. J..
Smith, o: Mrs. Richard Payson, o. Mrs. ,B. Brad
berry. ~. o. Ms. William s. Eaton, Mis- Ellis. o.;
AE Fsls H!sf %s!. Florence Aver. Miss
Bessie Fem, 8: Miss @. johnson. 81 Mrs. +. r. Shat
tuck 8; Iiss NJ Peterson. 8 Mrs H. p dickson, 3.
Total, ls
LAKE PLACID. Aug. 2s.-In the FIRST round
Of the open tournament for women on the
Stevens Golf Club links to-day Miss Naylor
beat Miss Magee. BY. 2 up and l to play; Miss
Daniels beat Miss r. Macdonald by 8 UP and 2
to play; Miss Ruth Badgley, beat Miss Burke
by o UP and to play, and Mrs. Bayer beat
Miss l.. Macdonald. by 3 UP and to play
MANCHESTER, Aug. 25--The final thirty
six hole contest for the hrst presidents cup
will be played here to-morrow on the Ekwanok
Alyerse /: Whit. the inteTSsolleslats cham;
c. /. Travelli, Oakley, won the best ball four
summary follows:
First Prcsident's CnP-Thlrd round-G. Morse,
Rutland, beat r. s. Wheeler, Apawamis. UP and
I 10 NAV. Findlay s, DOu0las. Nassau. beat Dwight