The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-17
COLLEGIATE GOLF TEAMS.
YALE AND PRINCETON SURVIVE
FOR THE FINAL ROUND.
Harvard Makes hut One cunt Cornell
Halves Two Matches Changes in Gar.
den city Course Put the Boys Keen on
GAme-NOrtheriy Gale Against scoring

Game -NOrtheriy Gale AEalns scoring
Yale. the holder OF the title. and Princeton
will each be represented by six players to day
In the final match at thirty six holes for the
years team championship of the Inter
collegiate Golf Association. 1t will be played
at the newly arranged course Of the Garden
City Golf Club, where in the opening round
yesterday Yale beat Cornell. 20 to 0. although
two Of the Ithacans halved. and Princeton
beat Harvard. 1871 to "a. One point for
each win plus one half the holes up deter.
mined the score for each pair. Runnerup
10 Yale last year and twice before that to
Harvard for the team championship, the
Princeton team is resolved to make a stIff
fight to day.
Both trophies Of the team championship
we're for the first time on view. The trophy
purchased by the intercollegiate Golf As So
citation in 1902 as a perpetual trophy Is a mas
sive and ornate silv or loving cup. 1t is I'M
marred by inscriptions, although IL Is now in
play for the sixth time. The bronze tablet,
the gift of the United States Golf Association.
also attracted admiration. The tablet would
be suggestive of the memorial plates placed
about the city TO mark historic sites but for
the artistic merit of It's borders, on which are
delightfully."- vigorous figures In relief OF a
golfer starting and finishing the drive, with
other appropriate designs. The only inscrip-
ton on the plate gives the details of last
wear + NlCtOTY DY I ale. As tneTe nave DpPn
ten team championships since 1897, Yale
winning four and Harvard six. including
one after a tie. the college boys said some one
had Numbered in not having the full record
on the plate The Ardsley Clubs trophy,
having been won out In 1901 by Harvard,
the trophy Of the boys only needs the details
from 1902. The plate, az a gratuitous token
of the match. the boys think. should give all
the winners from the beginning. The col
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hand.
There was a gale from the north, yet Dwight
Partridge had an 81. The new changes in the
course were pronounced by the boys an in
crease Of The difficulties. The deep sand pits
before the first and twelfth compelled a cleek
most Of them from getting into the pit before
the twelfth green. The undulating greens
and the big mounds on TIE ninth and twelIth
green at such putting, Partridge had a
on the second and 8 on the twelfth on account
on the long sixth. thirteenth. and seventeenth
holes. yet with less OF 1t blowing the boys
DESPITE 3eit their 99nHfMamilYIarity With the present
course. The wind would have enabled some
OF the long swipers TO reach the twelfth green
fear Of overrunning. 1t was a pity they did
not go for the hazard. as the cleek got many
were over the mounds on their mSshie shots.
Wilder and a couple more had chances for 3s
a kick close up TO the hole. Wilder made a
3 on the twelfth in this way. Dwight Par
ridges score was:
out. ."...,"....4 81 -
The score had him II up over Josephy:
all but two won out. Glow was 4 down with
5 to play, yet secured a half with 5tull. while
Rowland, although 2 down with 3 20 play,
made another strong finish and broke even
with Adler, Robert Abbott. the individual
champion, had a hot time with c. W. Cornell.
All square at the fifth, wild direction made
Abbott 2 do w a gain at the seventh. He had
the match squared at the turn but lost the
tenth and squared matters again only at the
twelfth. They snapped holes TO the six
tenth. when Abbott won out by a 5 and a 3.