The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-30
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GOLFERS DOWN
TO SEMl-FINALS.

LAKEWooD. Nov. S0.-Golfers repre-
senting the Philadelphia and metropolitan
districts are having things pretty much
their own way In the open tournament at
the Country Club of Lakewood. Those
who survived the first and second rounds
for the chief cup yesterday were s. k. De
Forest, secretary of the home club; A. w.
T~illinghast, H. M. Forrest and II. M.
Brown. all of Philadelphia.
Ideal weather again favored the golfers
and under the circumstances it Is not sur
prising that the scoring showed an inn
provement over the qualifying round. The
best work resulted from the meeting of
Forrest and +. c. Jennings, OF Nassau, In
the morning.
Later Forrest put out e. L. De Forest
the medalist in the qualifying round. This
entities the former to tackle Tillinghast
IN the semi-final today. T~illinghast's first
round match was the hardest, as he only
after an extra hole. The Philadelphia
man then polished off Fred Snare, of
Englewood.
S. X. De Forest beat Arden M. Robbins,
of Garden City, in the second round, while
Brown won from Jasper Lynch, "a Lake-
wood golfer, who had previously disposed
Of his clubmate, A. w. Black.
The summaries:
First Sixteen.
First Round-H. NJ. Brown, Philadelphia,
beat q. Ii. Barnes, Garden City, by u up
ana 4 to play, Jasper Lynch, Lakewood,
beat A. w. Black, Lakewood, by 4 up and
3 to play; 5. X. DE FORREST, Lakewood,
beat S. Y. Ralnage, Oh city, by 1 up;
A. M. Robbins, Garden City, beat Oliver
Perrin, Chevy Chase, by 2 up; Frederick
Snare, Engtewood, beat a. +. Souther-
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A. w. ~1illinghast, Philadelphia, beat Il. Il.
Giles, PidlsDurg, by l up IN ~ holes; E. l..
DE Forrest, Lakewood, beat J. f.. Byers,
Allegheny. by | up; IL. M. Forrest, Phila-
delphia, beat IL. M. Jennings, Nassau, by
2 up and l to play.
Second Round-H. M. Brown beat Jasper
Lyncn by 4 up and 3 TO play, S. X. De For
rest beat A. M. Robbins by ) up aud l to
play, A. w. Tillinghast beat Frederick
Snare by 8 up and | to play; T.. M. For
rest bean e. l.. De Forrest by 2 up and !
to play.
Second Sixteen.
First Round-C. l.. Tappin, Westbrook,
beat A. }. Mcclure, Albany, by | up;
Paul Waterman, Ekwanok, beat w. c.
Shoup, Engiewood, by 8 up and 4 to play;
Il. j. Smith, Wilmington, beat f. C. Car
ley, Chevy Chase, by Z up and s to play;
Ii. 3. Billings, Essex County, beat w; 5.
Childs, Englewood, by 4 up and 3 to play;
r. l.. Redield, Montclair, beat ID. w.
Cranberry, Essex County, by 6 up and 4
to play; w. Il. Shackleford, Atlantic City,
beat c.. A. Spofford, Garden City, by 8
up and 5 to play; G.. s. Curtis, Lakewood,
beat William Frew, Pittsburg, by 2 up and
l to play; c. V, Messerole, Dyker Meadow,
beat j.. Z. Faber, Richmond County, by
3 up and 2 to play.
Second Round-C. L. Tappin beat Paul
Waterman by l up in 10 holes; p. j.. Smith
beat IL. b. Billings by l up; r. l.. Red
field beat w. 10. Shackleford by 4 up and
2 to play; c. V. Messerole beat G. S. Cur
tiss by 2 up and to play.
Third Sixteen.
First Round-P. S. 2. Randolph, Phila-
delphia, beat e. A. Potts, Seabright, by 6
up and 3 to play; j. p. Knapp, Westbrook,
beat J. G.. Waters, Atlantic City, by z
up and 1 to play; S. b. Ferris. Lakewood,
beat A. Morten, Westchester. by ! up
=. J. Ridgeway, Montclair, beat II. w.
Byster, Atlantic City, by Q up and
to play; II. d. Foster, Pittsburg, beat w
e. Edge, Atlantic City, by . up; e. G
Fraser, Deal, beat G. Thompson, Pitts,
burg, by default; Fl. insolvency, Oil City
beat J. II. Lippincott, Atlantic City. by
up and 5 TO play: S. Cunningham, Phila.
delphia. beat g.. H.. Potts, Seabright, by
default.
Second Round-J. p. Knapp, beat p. S,
p. Randolph by 2 up and 1 to play; E. J.
hidgeway beat S. 3. Ferris by default;
II. y. Foster beat e.. G. Fraser by 4 up
and 2 to play; s. Cunningham beat II. Me-
Sweeney by 2 up and l to play.