The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-24

Hunters morning round was in 30, SO, and
had IS and 80 in the morning and then 81 and
Al. Terry, although he was at the Pine Forest
course. Lakewood, two or three winters ago,
style made a hit. This. was true, too, OF
Brady, while Pearson, who holds the course
record at u. was In his usual 5000 form on
Jacks would have probably cut the record
to 70, The totals reveal how the bad luck.
Show Or %l: ss Clearly TGpP Ro% tSs a record sde might RsIS PStSs
There was an exceptional start by TurnbulI.
10 yard first hole. 70 hole in > on the 10
yard second was frequent. but no one had II
Ma e; s Ssa the SIS YARD an third df p 5. None Nom Ssss
4 on the 800 yard fourth. The ItoNpath
nth hole, Of $50 yards. SPECIALIZED because
most Of the pros. although Tom MacNamara
and Ss5SsT Of s sIrSf. G HsS ns 70 sSDiarlins. John
and Gsorss PEARSON ssinsd The 10 yard I Ti5th
but this octet tEod the PlapEs over the =,
vine with Joyous hearts; TO hole the seventh
M nor c SSS aSs p RSd the luck. 'RsWiins. ferry,
smith, Crosby and Low had the 2ss yard
eighth in 8, while o Lou shlin HOneyman and
Dave Hunter mad the $40 yard tenth in 3
R Bns escn T FO%Ho Ap SSals ref BRAID ' snd George
Pearson also had a 3 on II. Georse Kinsnan
made q record by boiling a full mashie shot
hole. Gardner. Low and %smith-the latter
on both rounds-had d on the $40 yard twelfth.
G GeOt re Pearson Pea ys ys sfIts Make r. and q M jam = PesTe
son, Campbell. Smith. PEBBLES, Thomson
and Low had the felicity OF recording a 2
TO continue these lash Of lightning holes.
Dow. Thomson and Honeyman had the S2l
yard fifteenth in 3. Rawlins twice and Fem
narrow $50 yard sixteenth in 8. Gardner
alone had a 2 on the S?5 yard seyenteepthI
tSs Soc 5G SSrd Ps soms hole IIsrT IS ana H dnsI1s mas
last Ave holes were 3, 3. 3. 5, 9 so that a couple
saved on the last two would have lifted him
f 2nr l':.. ssssssss'-s s-n
MseS smith Sds,i Nassau, Is .s-I bs;4 Ais San% campbell s:lt
Il. 7s.ISs; ornn Terry. .wyEagy,. rs, P-iA:
Session. Session.. R Is. Ts@is sos sssx aIl, c a. nsaiS S.A n; RT eay.
"a sSTiSoj +; PEBBLES, F.lryisw. r. P.ISc; HG p (
neid. IS. 7S,iS: Herbert strong, ApawSmis. 70,
SEi. %iS: p; h Riii:, . iisA Ai;a.i i. 3 St.i 5I bslah H:sss
4 So, IpI Jersey, T J: m%iSSii: s 8 E Talsii b S.S Sfi HSIa
g, C. g. 7S1IS1; @. Low. BaltusrOi; 20. sinis1
Boston, f 3. p S0iHsc G Ser1si kln::msn, Bridss or
A. Cunningham. Glen Ridge. 70. sO-l5e; W. Norton,
Deal and lakewood rs siLiSe; John Hobens
7e-ieO: George Sparling. Dunwoodis, as. T5-loo
Joe Hanson, Crawford, 70, s2-I0l; Jack Hutchin
son, 81. Andrews, 81, aO-10l: Donald Ball, Phila
delphia. 81, 7e-ies; Robert Dow. Knollwood.. 70
&-lo9; John lnglis, Larchmont 80. sl-le4; Chris
Crosby, south Orange. 81. 8S-i0S: Tom Anderson
Montclair. 80, SS-l65: John Young, Hollywood
ss, DICT, Tom GouIley. Marine and Field 20
mlngs, Philadelphia. 40. collie; Myron Lawrence
Cornwall. GA, Ss-iSl; Harry Simpson, Hacksensack
OF, p4-i8S.
o cards-W. HObens, EngIewood: W. Gaudin
! PouEhkeepSle; A.. Pine, Bernardsville.
The Country Club OF Lakewood announced
yesterday that the annual open fall tournn-
ment will be on November IS. 10 and II. in thu
week Immediately following the similar com
petition at the Country Club OF Atlantic City.