Evening journal., 1906-09-21
GOLFERS
In TOURNAMENT
Big Field Contest For PhiIa-
deIphia Golf Association
Cup at Media

MEDIA, Sept 2i.-R. c. James, easily
carried on the honors yesterday In the
qualifying round Of the three-days' golf
tournament for the cup offered by the
Philadelphia Golf Association by cover
ing 1.-The course in rs. Some OF the best
players in this State including a large
delegation from Wilmington, competed
and the good playing Of many Of the con-
testants yesterday has created great in-
terest in the match play to-day, which
began at 10 o'clock.
The course was IN splendid condition,
but some Of those who expected TO figure
IN low scores only made place in the
third sixteen There were sixty-six start
ers. but number of these failed 70 turn
i'm cards az the close of the play. There
are four ties for the FIRST sixteen, which
viii be played Off to-day Many ladies'
from Philadelphia, wilmington and this
county vlowod the play from the porch Of
the handsome clubhouse.
r. c.. James Of the Springhaven club,
went the course in Is, three holes bot
ter than any Of his competitors The
scores follow;
r. c. James Springhaven, as; A W.
TilInghast Philadelphia Cricket Club, Sl;
Horace r. Major sprlnghaven, So; 10. w.
Clark. Ekwanock Sc; Robert Weir, WIZ
mlnstcn. 81; W. A. Tyson, sprlnghaven.
81; w. Jones' Jr, wilmington, SS r.. J..
Baldwin, sprnshavon, IS; Or simon Carr,
Huntington Valley. so; George Craig. Dsl-
aware County Club. 50; j. w. Conn, De'a-
ware County Club, 90; G. o. suddnrds
Overbrook. o.; T.. Il. Hallowell, ST.
David's. %; j. B. Colahan, "a Spring.
haven. %, A. T. Smith. Berkshire, %; H.
b. Green Sprlnghaven %; +. Dell Jam
vier Wilmington Country Club, 93; w. f..
Briggs, Wilmington. 80; c. c. Supplce,
Bala, 9s G. l.. Cutler, springhaven, 9s; j..
r. Limeburner. Sprlnghaven, 98; Thomas
Brown Wilmington, "a; G.. w. Lindsay,
Delaware County Club, "a: II. q. Wilson,
springhaven. "a; Walter smedley. Spring.
haven, 9i II. II. Trancine, Mount Airy
"a; j. A. McCurdy, Overlook. 95; w j.
Hibhs, st. Davids, o6 j. c. Baker, Hunt-
lngdon Valley. 96; A. t. Huston, ST.
David's. 81; Harrison Townsend. Arono-
mink. 81; b. r. Murray Frankford, o.
narold Smith. Wilmington, %; T.. l..
Wood. Rivcrton, 80; II. G.. Marshall, Bala.
100; w. l.. Allen. Belhold. 100; A. c. Gray,
Wilmington, 1oi; II. Fitzgerald, ST.
Davids, 102 E. l.. Davis, Frankford, l0a;
G. II. Bean, sprnghaven, 1O2; J. s. l..
Alexander ST. Davids. 10i w. Focht.
Aronomink, l05; F. b. Warner PhladeI-
phia Cricket Club, 1867 L. r. Buckius,
los; L. T.. Allen, Riverton. lo6; r. E. Pat
terson, Wilmington 100; e. Wilkinson,
Frankford, no.
The pairnga for match play to-day are
as follows
First sixteen-R. c. James and DR.. s.
Carr. Robert Weir and IT, f. Hallowell,
W. Jones, Jr, and II. T.. Smith J. w.
Conn and II. n. Major. A. W. Tnlughast
and George Craig, w. A. Tyson and j. y.
Colohan. 3D. r. j. Baldwin and H. b.
Green, E. W. Clark and G.. O. suddards.
Second sixteen-F. DeH Janvier and
Walter smedley. J. e. Limeburner and J.
c. Baker. C. w. Lindsay and winner of
tie. j. IT, McCurdy and C. c. supplee, F.
T.. Bigss and II. II. Franclne. Thomas
Brown and winner OF tie. H. e. Wilson
and winner OF tie. G. l.. Cutlor and w.
f. Hibbs.
Third sixteen-T S. L. Alexander and
II. c. Gray, b. C. Harvey and E. s.
Davis; f. e. Patterson and f. b. War
rem II. c. Marshall and e. S. Wood w
Fooht and II. Fitzgerald s. l.. Allen and
c. H. Bean, i. Wilkinson and w. l.. Al.
len, +. +. Buckner.