New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
BOSTON GOLFERS WIN
BEAT QUAKERS EASILY.
Nez0 York Team UIiU Meet Victor.
for the Lesiey Cup.
[By relex-aph to The Tribune. !

Philadelphia. Oct 26-The Massachusetts, Cofy
Association will meet the Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation tomorrow for possession OF the Lesley
Cup. In the first section OF the tri-city match
over the links Of the Merton Cricket Club to-day
the Bay State team defeated the Golf Association,
OF Philadelphia. points 10 4 The visitors ma6s
victory almost certain when they seven OF
the ten single matches In the morning. They added
TO their score by taking two OF the hve four ball
ma tches in the afternoon
The result shock 70 the Phlatelphians
who had hoped for victory with
which they were familiar. The Boston players
however. were on their game and took to tho
strange course like ducks to water II. RI. Wilder
a Harvard student, made che best score OF ths
day. He went out in IS and home I'm AZ for a
capital os TO- and defeated O. A. Crump, by IN
and s to play 1t was close 10 par golf OF Wilder
Hugo r. tombstone. the Massachusetts captain
led off for his team. playing against Rodney E.
Griscom, a former Philadelphia champion They
kept together all the way. and it was Of
all square on the home green. The far driving
Johnstone won at the extra hole They were sco--
ing at about So gait.
w. c. Chick, who has been doing such good wo-x
this fall on the about Boston. had the
satisfaction OF defeating Howard W. Perrin. the
Philadelphia title holder. by up and 8 10 play.
Tho Bostonian went out IN 40. where hs stood
up. He was only up at the twelfth. but settled
matters by winning the next three holes In par
figures.
II remained for W. p. Smith. ths Philadelphia
captain to bring In the first point for the hous
team. He was opposed by ]. G. Thorp. whom he
defeated by up and 1 to play. Early in the match
Smith stood 2 up. but the Boston veteran, By win
ming the eighth and ninth holes. managed 20 turn
for home all square. Both went out IN 49, Smith
won the thirteenth hole in 2
Dr. simon Carr scored a point for PhIisdel7hia
bv defeating L. w WhittemOre. UP. TIE latter
went out in 80 and was up at the turn Dr. Carr
then came back in 80. a trifie too fast for the
former Harvard baseball player
The most pTotraCted match was the one between
G. II. Crocl1er and H. B. Mcfarland, formsr
Philadelphia champion Although hfty-eight years
old CrOcker is active a boy The Philadel-
phia contingent however. was disnayed when
they saw the contest carried to the home green
where the pair finished all even. Crocker tnen won
the twentieth green, making fours at the two
extra holes
A w TilHnghast raised the hopes OF the Phila-
delphians by defeating Richard Knball the Bos-
ton schoolboy. up and to play. TiIlinghast went
out in 90 where ne stood up, and thereafter al
ways had the match well in hand
Percival Gilbert, of Boston. went out in .
against r. c. Hansen, and won decisively by up
and 6 to play. Templeton Briggs. OF Boston won
another point for his side by finishing up on
A. II. Smith In the last match T. G. Stevenson,
Of Boston, defeated f. Oden Horstman, 1 up They
were all square at the turn. and again at ths
twelfth green. The scores of the morning match
follow: