The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-05
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HOLIDAY GOLFING
E. G. HELLER WINS CUP
AT FOREST HILL.
Veteran Surprises Youngsters-Golfers
Busy at Roseville, Montclair
and other Links.

Elias G. Heller. the veteran golfer of
the Forest Hill Field Club. carried off first
prize, a handsome silver cup, in the clubs
holiday competition yesterday, a thirty
six-hole medal play handicap. He figures
among the players of class B, and for the
first time In all his goling experience,
which dates from the organization of the
uptown club. he won first prize. Mr.. Hell
ler's policy has been right along to offer
cups, but he never before has been fortu-
nate enough to win one. His score was
223-S0-143.
The most fortunate Of the players, how
ever. was 2. r. Allsopp. He not only cap
tured the cup offered for Glass A, but car
ried off the first prize in both the morn
ing and afternoon sweepstakes, which gave
him a total of twenty-five new balls. The
score which won him the cup was 175-S4-
al.
The cup offered for the lowest gross score
went to R. G. Hunter. who made the two
rounds in 16S.
In the class A contest Hunter came with
in two strokes Of tieing Mr.. Allsopp. He
had an allowance of twenty-five strokes.
which brought his gross score of 16s down
to 143. W. II. Burnett came third, with
this score: 176-26-150s In Glass b no other
scores were nearly as good as Mr.. Heller's.
/. I. Gaylord came second, with 206-56-15O,
and MT. Chisholm third. with 2l2-60-152.
In the morning sweepstakes f. W. Egner
came within one stroke of tieing Allsopp
for first place. The latter had a net score
OF 20. while the former had a II. Arthur ".
Taylor came third. with a 20 net. In the
afternoon sweepstakes, Allsopp's score was
II, and f. NJ. Kriener came a close second
with a 70. Paul r. Heller and w. H..
Burnett tied for third place, with net
scores of n.
On Tuesday afternoon, at Forest Hill, the
women figured In the eighteen-hole medal
play handicap, for a diamond brooch and
a diamond ring offered by William and
Harry Allsopp. Mrs. c. A. Woodruff won
the brooch, with a net score of los. she
having played from scratch. Mrs. Harry
Salmon captured the ring. Her score was
133-20-113.
ON Upper MontcIalr Course.
On the Upper Montclair Country Clubs
links yesterday there was an elghteen-hole
handicap for the Summer cup, which was
won by Slime, with II. The scores;
Slime, "a, 1s-71; Lautus, 90. 2o-72; Wright,
n, 5-72; Armagnac, SO, 1913; Conover, 81.
1G-75; Wheeler, 90. 14-76: Ernshaw, SO.
Bowker, 80, 14-79; Gardner, 101, 22-7s;
Watson. So. SO; Eaton, 92. $50; Sparks.
92, ESQ; Diehl, 80, ISL; Waugh, lOL, 20
81; Mills, "a, 12-S2; Crystal, 1U, 21-S2.
Glen Ridge Golfers Played for Cup.
Members Of the Glen Ridge Golf Club
played yesterday for n silver cup, pre-
scented by Mayor Arthur ]. Lockwood, for
the best net score at thirty-six holes hanoi
cap. medal play. The cup was won by
Raymond Dodd. with $50. The scores:
Raymond 'Dodd, $50, 15-1S5: W. B; Col
ron, III, 2s-l4S: H. D.. Smith, 160. Els,
%sl-l5O; H. w. Benson, 1856, s4-15l; r..
Mitchell, 167, 14-153; ]. c.. Newell. 1879. So
1873; A.; r. Pierson, 16I, 12-155; F; w Bald
L. N. Odds, 1872. 36-156; L. Maley, jr.. 1877,
2S-159; II. NJ. Brown, 2GS, 44-159; J. F. OIL
ney, $50. 20-160; c. M, Bowron. 210, 46-164;
r. C. Thomson. 1888. 24-164; Il. w, Cong
don. 197. 8O-167; w. Lemassena, 1S5, 1S-16i
j.. w. Bancker, PA. 56-16S: w. L.. Fort, 220,
S2-16S; ". R. W. veazle. 22e, 4sai6s; G.
i7s: d. S. Mitchell, 2ls, s4-17s.
There was also n putting contest, eight
cen holes among the women folk, and was
won by Mrs. Il. D.. Merrick. who had a
score OF SO. She was awarded a cup. The
others were; Mrs. r. G. Hart, 90: Mrs. +.
S. Mitchell, AZ; Mrs. II. Fl. Bradley, AZ;
Miss G. Poraey. 43; Miss H. Wallace, a.;
Mrs. s. Redfield, Do; Mrs. w. q. Conlin,
Al; Miss l. B. Ellis. AZ; Mrs. A. R. Pier
son. 10.
RosevilIe Golfers Were Busy.
The members of the Roseville Golf Club
were busy yesterday morning and after
noon on their links at North Ninth street.
In the morning C. Tuttle, T. e. Hoffman,
o. II. Chedister and p Wood qualified for
the Presidents cup. c.. futile defeated
Hoffman in the semi-lnal rounds, and
Chedlster, who defeated Wood in the semi
final round, defeated c. futile In the final
round.
The Glass A cup was won by O.. IT..
Chedister. while j. e. Judson took the
| GLASS u ct1, Tha baI1 bordtoo.0 a.. H.
morning was won by Wood. while in the
afternoon f. Adams carried off the honors
In this event. The ladies' cup, offered by
Mr.. Hill. was captured by Miss Schafer in
the afternoon. Over 100 of the members
and their friends were about the club and
links all day watching the performance.
The summary:
Presidents Cup. Qualifying Round (morn-
ing)-C. futile, 80. 14-76; e. Wood. 81. 10
81; J. Hollander, 9s, 1S-S2; r. s. Mactash,
q; 12-S2; o. II. Chedister. 81: So; p. w.
Pierson, 9S. 10--SS; T. E. Hoffman. %, 10
50; e. Downs, 1903, 17-s6; q. Howail, io1. II
81: w. Waters, 10, 800.
Ball Handicap (morning)-E. Wood, Of, 10
81; G. Howall, SO, 16-s2; r. $. Mactash,
q. 12-s2; 7 e. Hoffman, %, loaS2; Q II.
SS s.. s. 49, g F. Ho"'ll' i0i' n
Seml-Ffnals OF Club Championship
morning)-C. futile won from 7. e.. Hoff-
man, with 4 up and 2 to play. Chedister
won from Wood, with 3 up and 4 to play.
Final of Club cha mpionship, afternoon
Chedister defeated futile, with 7 up and
6 TO play.
Ball Handicap Cafternoon)-F. Adams. 9s,
1878; e. Pierson, 81. 1851; J. r. Jud-
son, 107, 2i-SS; z. Tuttie. 81. HISS.
MonteIair's selected Score Handicap.
c.. L. Wilson won the best net and NJ.
Whitlach the best gross score in the &C.
hole handicap. selected best eighteen, on
the Montclair golf links today. The
g. L. Wilson. 80. 1t-ss: NJ. wbieach.
Y. $50; b. r. Wilcox, 80, 20-s9: u. f.
Miller. 81. ITO; c. ]. Turner. rs. so;
A.. /. Brown, 81, no: c. Gowing, SO, Il
z; r T. Dyer 80, 9.71; II G. Plimpton.
g, I'LL; N. Griffin. 80, 17-72; H. L, Nc
Clure. SO. 11-72; @. Haddon. IS. 16-72; j.
g. Todd. Sc. 14-72: r. b. Batten. 81. 12-72;
O.. woodward. 76. 4-72: A.. G. Aborn. so, Z
-73: G. s Brown. 30, r7-7a; A. r, Stone,
50. 9-7S: w. y, Pealey, 50, 9-73; II. NJ.
Robertson. So. 14-74; II. g. Hornueck. Sc,
S-N; w. f.. Marcus, 81. G-75; y. r. Hurd.
50. Hts: 70. w. Townsend, S6. Ills; c..
II. Luke. Sc. 11-75; J. A. Philbrick, 81, H.
Is: S. II. Lockett, rs. 3-75: c.. =. Van
Brown. 50. 60; e, J. Swords. jr.. Of. IA
z: 7 !. BBlopndel 81 2om11; a r Allen.
Wilson. ~. 1i-TS. II. S-chOanmakpr in. N