New-York tribune., 1907-10-28


The lineup of the Philadelphia team was
changed by the appearance OF Kemble IN place Of
Castuer. kemble, by the way, beaten by
John NJ. Ward TO the tune of up and l to play.
Fred Herreshon OF Garden City who made his
temperance in tournament play, was handi-
capped by a bad knee, and lost 10 +. 4. Service,
the latter winning by up and To play. The same
margin of victory is also credited TO j. : Alcorn
Ralph Peters. jr. The defeat Of Herreshof
and Peters however, was the only setback re-
ceived by New York throughout the day. These
two not used in the Ioursomes
George T. Brokaw won his morning match by
up and 20 play at the expense of II. NJ. Clements.
while Archie Reid beat " G. Pfeil by up and
play. Findlay 5. Douglas defeated Or. Simon
Carr by up and TO play, and Walter J. Travis
beat II. ". Perrin, the Philadelphia champion 10y
1 up and . to play. Archie Graham had a and
win A. ". TiIlinghast, while Robert Abbott
beat J. =. Edwards by 1 up.
The best complete foursome scores of the after
credited TO Ward and Douglas and Reid
and Whitlatch. both returning us. Whitatch and
Arden Robbins were substituted for Herrcshon
ana Peters The Dougias-Ward combination beat
Edwards and Alcorn UP and l 10 play, while
Reid and WhitlatCh by 6 up and to play
over Kemhe and Clements
The gallery in the afternoon again paid homage
20 the champion, who paired with Graham
against Mcfarland and Carr. The metropolitan
pair turned for home l up. having gone out in
a. 10 - for the Quakers. Travers and Graham
finally Won by up and TO play.
Abbott and Robbins fitted well together going
out in 3S against Service and Pfen. Tho pace was
also fast coming home. and when the New Workers
hnished up on the sixteenth green their card
played the bye holes they would have had
cellent chance for a.
Travis and Brokaw. who defeated Perrin and
Tlllinghast by up and TO play also went fast
Their card read 80 for the first half and q good
finish would have given them a 76. It can be seen
by this that none Of the winning pairs was hard
Now that the New Workers have been so un-
eApectedly successful at the old-fashioned four
soines' the chances are that they VIII look more
laE@IaDly on this style of match in the future
Golfers IN Scotland claim that 10 play foursomcs
wei Is the highest test in the game. The cards Of
the foursome matches were as follows:
John N Ward and Findlay s Douglas:
i..-.. i-s5-77 20
IN i .,..:......,t .....,....t 3 8 SSaaee-s,
Jerome D. Travers and Archie Graham:
IN Il'' .......-2 al
The Rev. Dr.. carr ana H. sIefa4la6a = q :
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h@asrt 9, Abbott and a n, Robbins:
= Z. + ..:::.;.;ss ....... Il !; . ~''
A!abts Il Reid and marsaaii .aiat w5,, ,,,,5,
r591,s :i;::z.:;:..:s ;:i ,. sss ss-71
r5.... f., :...:::::::;s 3 EE:s-,o
p, n ". :;:,::;,.8 T:.,,, ~ 80
IN ,:::.::.:.,,......s +"
-, me second annual championship tournament Of
,ie Eastern Professional Golfers Association v{T
D9slh AT the Country Club of Brooklne tomorrow
Aiec Smith, Of Nassau. is the title holder ba,,i,,,
won a year ago at the Forest Hill Field CInh
conditions call for thrty-six holes of medal NAV
tomorrow for the championship proper The mo
gramme is follows: p
Iuesuay' october Z-Thirty-six holes medal NAV
Tor the association CHAMPIONSHIP First pri
championship @ medal and 500; second, $50; third
eighth SO ' ''ii Wv
Wednesday, October So-Erour-bou to,,-sor,oa g.
third 500. ' "''' Seoohu' S'o
Thursday. October 31-Four-balI foursomes for
professionals and amateurs. Prizes to be an
nounced later. " al"
II Is the wish of the Country Club golf cor,-
Hlttee TO have professionals bring their ANA
teuf partners with them If possible An entrance
Zee OF 81 80 will be charged TO amateurs.
amateur entries should be sent 10 rJorbor+
Jaques' No 80 Congress street, Boston Entries
close tomorrow. ''io9
Entries will close tomorrow for the thirteenth
seni-annual competition OF the University C,l,,h
70 be held at st. Andrews Wednesday. There
VIII be the usual 36-hole medal play handican ror
whlch gross and net prizes have been oT
iefed. About fifty starters expected