New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
YALE GOLFERS SCORE.
GLOW DEFEATS ABBOTT.
Partridge Puts Ont Last Princeton
Man at Garden City.

semi-fnaI round of the intercollegiate sGolf Asso
citation tournament at Garden City yesterday. Rob-
ert Abbott of Yale. met defeat at tho hand of his
colleague, W. f. Glow. jr. Tho other survivor was
Dwight Partridge. also of Yale The latter de-
feated Dudley H. Barrows of Princeton. in the
semi-fnal round
History repeated itself. Last year Yale the
team championship. and furnished the fnalists in
the individual championship In Abbott and Ellis
Knowles. 1t is also worthy OF note that Glow had
tho distinction yesterday of putting out both OF
the 1906 finasts The principals In to-days match
which will be at thirty-six holes. represent widely
different sections. Glow comes from Chicago while
Partridge Is New Tork golfs=.
When play began IN the morning the only Har-
ward man remaining IN the tournament was
Templeton Briggs, and Partridge attended the
elimination OF the Crimson representative, finishing
up on the sixteenth green Barrows defeated
George Borup of Yale, rather easily. In the Glow
knowles match the latter stood 1 up with two
holes to play. but Glow came along with one Of his
strong finishes. and took the next two holes with
q and 3. and pulled out victory.
Abbott played championship golf against W. T
West, the Princeton captain He went out in 49, In
spite OF the troublesome wind and West could not
follow the fast pace. and down at the turn
With this disadvantage to overcome, he did we'll
| to carry the match 10 the fifteenth green
Inc Clow-Abbott match IN the semi-fina round
| was the feature OF the day Abbott lost but with
the exception of some ragged putting on several
| greens the Plainfeld played golf worthy OF
champion On the other hand. Glow made fire.
Quent mistakes but a combination of deadly putting
| and good luck saved the day for him.
Glow used c,eek of the Zee all through tho
| match. as he discarded his driver early In the
| tournament. To a student of the game IT may
| odd that a man should be able utterly ignore
wooden clubs and go through a strong field to the
final round over admittedly one of the
most difficult in the country. covering. playing
length OF 64SS yards What makes CLOVIS success
in Yesterdays match the harder to explain lies in
the fact that he was opposed to of the longest
s
| illustration Of what may be done Garden
| City, where moderately long drives followed
by deadly short game.
The first incident out of the ordinary occurred
while they playing the long fourth hole. This
| Is 500 yards. and against the gale neither man
succeeded In getting his third shot. Abbott
got nicely the green in but Glow. playing the
like out of the rough. made a mess of IT, Now play
ing the odd still from the rough, II looked like
| to that the hole would go to Abbott Glow prob
| ably thought that way himself. for he played the
next short hastily The ball just cleared the long
| grass and continuing went bang into the hole
for 8. Abbott unable to bring off his put,
/ and lost the hole
CLOVIS luck continued while playing the next hole.
| With following wind both drove into the
| trap guarding the green. The two balls were with
IN few feet of each other, but Abbotts had found
| Its way into cuppy place, while the other was
| nicely teed up. From this comfortable position
Glow approached to within six feet of the flag and
got 8. while Abbott lucky to get T.
| On the ninth green Abbott missed a short put
| for the hole and he followed this by making his
| only topped drive from the pext tee. This hole
went to Glow. as did the eighth. where Abbott
| failed another short put, taking for the hole
after being hole high in 2, He was then down.
| the road guarding the ninth green They turned
for home with Glow UP. The latter went out in
| AZ 10 "a for Abbott
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About that time the pair were held up by a camera
| fend who wanted their pictures. The young men
good naturally stopped to accommodate this zeal
| Glow laughingy said TO his companion: Say Bob
it's awful to be great" Abbott responded with.
Il feel pretty small Just about nov"
/ Abbott tried TO carry the twelfth green before
| the wind. got tangled up among the sand heaps
| and volcanic undulations the green and ended
| into trouble and reached the green on his third
| Abbott the thirteenth and fourteenth holes.
making the match all square; After halvlng the
417-yards seventeenth hole in f. reaching the green
/ with two brilliant cleek shots. He threw away
put.- put on the home green and Glow squared mat
| ters. Both made mess Of the extra hole. Glow
| finally winning in to 6. Their cards were:
| Glow: ~,
ES' fs ::::::ss :::.:.::.....:::::s Et,r -
| Abbott:
Out fT ...::..:.::::::::.::::.ss:sts Sss-s1
| Extra hoie-C'iow 5: Abbott Q.
Neither Partridge Barrows did anything
aRth aha IN 1sts hs Rees in P and
| out in Is to 4e for the Princetonian- The latter
| to win the tenth, eleventh and twelfth holes. and
! squared the match. Barrows stood ! up az tna
but BY W,neg se ddr They
| haived the home hole in 4, leaving Partridge
| winner by / up Their cards were:
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