New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
INTERSCHOLASTIC GOLF
CLOSE WITCHES RULE.
HcreshOf and Burn Reach Final
Round at Garden Citg.

Fred Herreshof. OF Harstrom Schoo, and
George Burn. OF Lawrenceville, reached the final
round yesterday in the interscholastic golf
championship in progress on the links OF The
Garden City Golf Club. Physically, they repre-
sent entirely different types Herreshoff being
built on powerful lines. while the other is a
Seatherweight, but full OF grit. They win meet
in the final round to-day at thirty-six holes.
IN addition TO the championship matches YES
rerday first and second rounds were play,sd for
8 consolation cup. An eighteen-hole medal play
handicap open to all the schoolboys will be
played to-day.
The best match yesterday was between Herre-
shoH ana Clifford A. Dunning. the St Paurs
captain. Although unable to keep anywhere near
his man OF the tee. Dunning offset Herreshofrs
brilliant though wild long game by better direc-
ton he also purted better and in this Vav
lead the New Yorker down at the turn. The
Earstrom schOolboy then began to play par golf,
his / al the thirteenth being especially credita-
bic To the home hole Dunningss tee shot a
frihe too strong. got him in trouble in the sand
pit, and. although he made a capital recovery
from an almost pnplayable lie, it cost him the
Inatch, as 6eTreshon, making mistakes, won
The hole in 8 and the match by / up The winner
came home IN 80. Their cards were as follows:
FserreshoI:
Ss 2s' ..:.::.:::::..:...s :::::s SIS,
DUnning:
iS 2s' ...::::.:.:.::.s ...:.::...:.+s sss+sssE-aa
Bum sprang a surprise by defeating l. B.
Gwyer, OF the Packard School, in match which
had TO be carried TO the twentieth green. Gwyer
who is a deliberate player, started poorly. and
was down going out, but on the homeward jour
hey succeeded In not only squaring the match.
but was doruie one. driving from the eighteenth
Tee. Like Dunning, GUyer oveTplayed, and, get
ing IN the trap, lost the hole, Bum getting 3 A
good recovery after being trapped on his second
shot enabled Bum TO halve the nineteenth hole
IN and he won the match with 3 at the next.
To reach the final round Bum had to defeat
George Morse. a schOomate. After the first few
holes The former was up all the time. He went
10 the turn IN -, where he stood 3 up With
I al the sixteenth the match was his by 4 up
and , play, but, finishing out The bye holes
Bum got an S3. which shows that he will have
10 b reckoned with in the final to-day.
Herreshoh who has been far from satisfied
win his game Of late sent for Alec Smith the
Nassau pro, 10 come over and carry for him
Smith arrived shortly after Herreshon and Her
bert Legg had started their seni-final match
Smith VIII carry again to-day, and HerTeshoR
has also engaged him for the metropolitan cham
piODship next week
Against Legg HerreShOY found himself play-
ing another uphill match. being down with
I've holes 10 play He squared the match with a
3 al The seventeenth. and won with 8 on the
home green. The summary OF the days play
follows:
Championship sup Second round)-Fred Herreshof.
Herlrr Lesg. IaWrenceville, beat Harold Blandy St
- y 3iaBSv 70 Ia2s5stTI ~ I. 13 & ne
1zVreueevile beat L 3 GWyer. Packard. up 90
serai-final round-Herreshon beat LesE up: Bum
6onseistian CUP Carst ronRdjcolton Tuttle Newark
g Wi.iiams yvood6ridge beat rernarest Ianson
NeEa5k academy, Up Il Y. 6eegeTnan, ST Pauls. q
y a.d ? % pay: G F Fohlsr stevens beat c. e
H-ee Evans De Nentie, beat GTifHth Bonner Packard
564 ] @ .,s6 6ss ufs % g8 s8.e5 epa &.5S 70
hest Kahler, up Evans beat Knowles. Up and TO