The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17
LONG LINKS FOR ESSEX COUNTY
COURSE or 5000 YARDS FOR
ORANGE GOLF PLAYERS.
Increase OF Distance Make Many Changes
in Holes Necessary. ID. Foot and
&. L.. Becker VIII Fight II Out in Final
OF the Pinehurst Tournament To-day.

In Holes NeCeBsary-J. II. FOOt anu
&. l.. Becker VIII Fight II Out in Final
OF the P%inehurst Tournament To-day.
10000 yard course will be in use this season
at the Essex County Country Club at Orange.
10 replace the $500 yard course which has
been the scene in the past OF so many fine
con tests despite its short length. The trans
formation was made possible by the purchase
OF land last fall and by putting back tees.
The time honored cop bunker. buffers
Cave" before the first tee, has been RACED
and the trap before the green filled up, In
stead there Ia a bun ker 1870 yards from the
tee. Playing number two. the drives will be
across the road and down to the old third
green,
A new tee starts play for the old fourth as
the third hole and the new fourth will be the
old fifth. but cut to 200 yards so as not to
en- oroach on the polo field. The old eleventh
now becomes the fifth tee. with the green
near the old stone house. Play over the
ravine will be TO the sixth, instead OF the
twelfth green, the trees to the right having
been cleared way 10 give more room for the
tee shots. The seventh hole. 800 yards. viii
start from the former sixteenth, tee. The
next four holes, of 800, 400. 525 and 40 yards,
are on the new purchase seede ed and made
ready for golf last fall, u,n,
vii" make I tea equal mEi't to y a 81 500 )" va "a hole but the
tee for the $40 yard one, will be on the noun
tain heights. and it should be possible to make
hole is on the card for the twelfth the thir'
teenth win be 3o5 Yards. and then to the seven.
r%earran eed. The seventeenth. through. TIE
tee being set back, becomes a carry Of los
Yards to clear The gulch; The trees that
cut away along the road, giving a clear entry
to the green. Last year the branches nearly
which was pretty. but not golf. But then
this hole viii, always he an inevitable worry
End as It is the on y way to get back to the
doned. Clearing away the branches to the
right will be an Improvement New square
enough to oh an ge about on when one spot
shows signs Of wear, and the hazards stiffened
up. Dave Hunter superintendent the work.
PISEEvnfT. n g. March 10 az; d D, Feet 90
championship last week, will meet again
In the thirty-six hole final as the result of
to-day's second and semi-inal round ip. the
second annual spring tournament. Keen
play was the rule throughout, half a dozen
rounds under eighty being PLAYED and Mr.,
den required twenty-one holes to decide it,
of Woodland and l.. Z, Wardwell Of Meguntl-
cock in the first division. consolation. Pierce
winning on the twentieth hole. holing out Il
put for a three on a forty yard approach
two under DOGGY.
First Divislon-Second round-C. b. Fownes,
Jr. oasm9ni, pennsylvania, beat P]Srkhprst Alden,
spring neld. 4 and 2; G.. L. Becker, Woodland beat
ApaHwamis, beat Z, 5, Huimphfeys' camden, y, j,
! up C2l holes: j. o: Denny, oakmont, beat II c.
'US% smI nhai Round : Beck beat c. b. Fownes, Jr,
Q @4 ons 4 RSof ofH9 pen T6Snd : and Z Aporn. Mont
clair, beat r; +. ,WilseY, Mon,claIr, . and ]; Allan
Fsrd; 3 G sna i? /. beat E. A Il q 3 Ghio%aE sssair FISas.fb% ssii
v e ,FoWnes; oGSmqnt, ! upi /; D. Pierce Wood
lAg Semi heat SnS vi R d Mn Mf,Sid FG Sea-, M 2born. ! and and
Pierce beat Wardwell. l VI, go holes -. r...
sa Sss0 FSl! S:Fti;o b:a' SSpi: 'G f. { RRRiIs 81, r /: 4
SsnS &c; s; G Sssi Ef !: s y, Dana ! q dfeS 8. b Bar EHsSSl!,
? and /; William c. Freeman. Montclair' beat c. E.
semi mai RoundNciImer beat wattcnberg. 2
and /; Russell beat Freeman. 3 and /.
wood. drew a bye; II II, RSedpathh, Royal Montreal,
beat " $, M]cII.yre, Spring Haven, Conn; and 3;
Haven. 2 up; George Warrington. Bennington
W, beat Harry button; Oakley up. .oc,r, ,c
default; Head beat wor,hing ton. : and J.
Wen eS'f Bur nis'' boat ' Thomas + Rushmore. Garden
ciityS; i VI; G. h, i; SUnve Ty d PTse1nrn1' beat Z. & K. kssE
Alpine, FIsChburg beat 7, ?, Haillcnser, Sarndeas,,
8 and i r. n: barnes, Englewood' beat D. Mex
Seminal Round Cummings beat Converse.
1 UP; Barnes beat Kellogg, Z and o.
wo SSn' Sest K. Jt1 Miner Tog New Haven E: S . AND :; F tiHnS;
Presbrey, Garden City. beat I. S, Clark Providence.
ai HH% /; s. detagii, c, Z. Cameron, BHailiusToi..
beat a. r. GauSer, Camden, 0 and 8.
Semi hnal nd-Presb beat STANLEY, 3 and ?;
Cameron beat Elliott. 4 and 2.
Fourth Division Second round-H. W. Orms-
bee, Crescent A. c., beat II. II. Wilson, Euclid, Z
and 5; j. L. Humphrey, Glenyiew, heat 7. j. Royce.
Rutland. VT. l up; {. n. Resented. New York.
beat j. p. Bell, New York, A and 8; G. W. Daw.
Island. Troy, beat J, w. Downes. New Haven, 8
and 2.
S and 4; Daw beat Rosenfeld. | up.
Consolation First round-M. b. Johnson. Euclid.
beat DIR. T. X. Williams, PunXSutawney, Pa
and I: VI. a. HARRISON. Brighton, beat n. G. Runkel.
Plalnheld. 3 and, 2; J. Frank Black, Ridley. Pa.
James, London, beat ID. b. Logan. Worcester.
Semi.Nnal Round-Johnson beat HARRISON, 4 and
2, Black beat James, l up.