The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-21
MATCH PLAY AT LAKEWOOD.
Miss Mabel Thomson, Canadian Champion
Wins and Loses.


Make way for the ladies" may hereafter
become the motto Of the greens committees. for
the two to qualify at Lakewood in the Country
Club tournament played out their hands
very pluckily yesterday in the match rounds.
Mrs. 7. II. Polhemus lost her match with the
veteran campaigner, Henry A. James, but
only on the home green. in the first round for
the Manetta cup. but Miss Mabel q. Thomson,
the Canadian champion. won very easily
from f. f. Read. North Jersey. In the
second round Miss Thomson, who drives a
wonderfully good ball, lost to A. r. Cauuslcr
of the Camden Country Club by 3 to ..
Wylie Carhart, the new record holder at
"A for the course and the low score winner
of the qualifying round. with rs, n, had to
lower his colors III the opening round for the
Country Club cup to Pierre, A. ,Proal., Car
hart lacks only a few such hard matches to
steady his game. for the, young Detroit golfer
possesses a grand style. Proai Is one 0t
a long record of vi, tories that began with the
New York interscholasttG championship OF
win They halved, the first five holes in
beautiful golfing, but Proal got the next.
to s. They halved again to the turn. which
added the twelfth. go yards. 3 TO 5, Neither
had a bad hole after that, Cqrhart took the
taking the seventeenth. 4 to 8. This is the
hole played as the eighth in the spring and a
hard A.,
same category. Yet Proai had it in TO 5 and
the match. Heidi 70 70 Carhart's 81.
Carhart in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES match
was an earned, one by beating Fred Herreshonf.
by / up. and incidentally took revenge on
the latter for putting him out in the semi
final Of the 1904 amateur championship. Al.
White, the Bostonlan, bad to &C, nineteen
holes, to beat A.. D 5. Johnston. Of 81; Paul
who Is in fine trim from a winter South, and
Won u; c iqam l.. " II. nHF it9SeIi of "4 Rock EpIs siand Oh
first cup opening round were, good ones, the
Gee. Princeton, by 4, !, Mcclure Of Albany.
first round for the .Metedeconk cup was the
success of + Light. Jri Prlncetons over
Giles put ont IL. Chandler Egan In the Exmoor
tournament last year. All three. Canadians.
Fred Ashc. james Redmond and W, l.. Maltby,
Or, c. A.. Lindley. Lakewood, only heat the
latter on the nineteenth hole.
There was fast golf and some surprising
reversRls in the second round for the Country
club cup, White, doing ST TO Proals SO.
showed his best game since the match. in
which he beat Egan for the intGrcollegiate
queror by i up. Proal had the lead At the
turn and was 2 up at the, twelfth whep, White
to the end. Tappin. who is back to the tourna-
ments after laying of for u year, never played
be Set te ,t thar ,,,, in bis 81 match We,, VIA IT'D M W ,bo d tnTS
in a nearly fawless. 10, to the P~rincetoniln's
Tappin did not lose a hole thereafter and
won by . and /; Mitchell and Clarke won
with more case. but neither scored very low.
Tn summary
Country Club Cup. First Round--Alsn Lard.
Washington, beat Jasper, Lynch, Lakewood. by 3
TTpF p fnG Kim n XIII Ls 4; S.'f by j up MSI and d't : 10 pay i
". 7. West. Princeton, beat Fred Herreshon, Wee
3 s'T I. Do Sy f ! Ge; CIL% aRsw d; I' by ! u Hs snS : TX p HsS!
Pierre y, Proal. Seanr'gnti oeat y: W. Csroart'
heat A. d, s, Johnston, 81 Paul, by | up 10 holes.
4. J. Mcclure. Albany, beat 4. J. Gee. Princeton;
't Second Roan%" Mti!Shsl beat 'LSSrd, ) up and i
Beat Piroai,' / Up; Clarke beat Mcclure, ; up and :
Princeton, beat <; R.. .Nriar, oasiay, Boston, By
] up; r. Light, Jr. Princeton; beat L. y. Giles,
EF] nsieWoSS;d. oS best 7. g R EStflss. A ApalS nj nf BY ) up
and 2 TO play, f., V; Gaines, WSk9Gyl. beat Fred
Jennings, GSTi''f n CIV, beat 4 Mo! ITEM Lake
T TiiPs. b BY I Up " e. and as : TO PHI fi, 8; Z. T b. H | Hb and r0s :
70 play; II, y: Mackey; Atlantic, cry; beat 4; T.
SS4r. Ssst BE- Fox T. h'l Is. b sSm,i IN al 4 La dswis; 6i'i By
SECOND R s%,S5a [lssl', Nss. Stockton 81 6 Sna , Up p and nd ! !
Jennings beat haight. / up; Lewis beat Mnckay'
Carasaljo Cup. First Round-H Hugh McSweeney
OF % G DIsy. beat Sr {, l. / GaI nG,rI, T I3RsSSos' oB beat al W r. ana 10
County, beat W. ~. Weaver, Camden, by 4 up and
8 TO play DR., c. S. Brown. Oakland. beat phlip
Rhinelander, Lakewood, 10y / up &C Sopcr, Lake
wood, beat A. W. Wlttenbcrr, BaltusTal. by 5 up
and 9 to play: r, L,Tltus, Lakewood, beat II. A.
Sherman. Apawamls. By 5 up and 10 play: H: c.
Richards. Princeton. beat James Richmond. Mon.
treSl, by 5 up and ! to PLAY: II. p; Warrell; Nassau,
be al Or. d. X. Knight. Hartford, by default.
Second Round -Llndley heat MCSweeney. 3 up
and 4 10 play: Brown heat Wood. . up and to play,
Titus beat Wittcnoers l up' Worrsll beat Richards.
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La MsRSssS 6 6SaPt f Nrs, + FoU i PaolRrmuHs., f 3a,"ssi
ParkwGy. by / up; {. q; Fraser, Deal ben! y, ..
W. Black. Lakewood heat u y. Darlington. Deal,
by 5 up and 1 70 play; Frank .. Barrett, FoJ Illus.
beat 4. L Picrson. Nontcialr by 2 up and / TO play;
S. Y RannEe, on city. Leet r.. W.. honehton,
Milwaukee. by = No and to MAY q 7 Mcqueen,
EkwanSk, beat +, {. Slclsnc Hollywood, by !
L. G. Murdoch. Shlnnecork nlls, by 3 up and ,
10 play; Miss Nl1hrl q Thomson, 81. John, New
BuinsHich. beat /. 7. Read, North Jersey. by s
up and 7 TO play,
Second Round -Fraz or beat James. I up and 3 70
play; Barrett beat BlacR, cup and to play; Remngc
beat Mcqueen, sup and 8 TO play, Gaunsler beat Miss
Thomson, 8 UP aud , TO plaS.
Thar - i1 ha nm IMAM aiuhtaan hole bandi