New-York tribune., 1908-08-22


He had even harder time disposing Of Merri-
man. After being down at the turn Brokaw
came home in 81, only stroke worse than par
and the last green. Both men made KS
follows:
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Puts of staggering length brought off by f NJ
wild we're responsible for the downfall of T. M
Sherman o Utica. Wild ran down ze-footer
on the first green. and then holed out from DIS
tance of fifty feet the next In addition TO TINS
he laid the upstate man two stynies. all of which
made a killing combination. Despite Wild's good
fortune Sherman carried the match TO the home
green.
Later In the day Wild was treated dose OF
his own medicine at the hands of F. W. Baldwin
of Glen Ridge The latter's deadly short game
never gave the Crawford boy an opportunity to
pull away, and Baldwin finally capped the climax
by bringing off 25-footer on tho home green for
the match.
Clifford Dunning OF Nassau. the gold medahst in
the testing round. both his matches handily.
In the afternoon against Amos T. Dwight. of Sea-
bright, Dunnng scored SO. Dwight COM
petely off his driving. only getting away five good
tee shots. but deadly putting enabled him to pro-
long the contest the seventeenth green.
The second division match between L NJ Shock,
of the Highland County Club, and S. D. Louns-
berry of Deal. had a sensational ending. All
square the home green. they had to play two
holes and then Shock by holing out a
mashie shot.
With seven sxteens to handle, the committee had
its troubles. and some of the late couples barely
finished before dark In the beaten eight divisions
Of the first sixteen Bert Allen, Of Fox Hills de-
feated ''Spotty'' Bowers. OF Brooklawn, without
trouble. while ". B. Rhett of Dyker Meadow did
well to beat Sherman. Douglas and Dr. Carl Mar
tin also their matches in this set. In addition
to the semi-fnal and final rounds to-day there will
be eighteen hole handicap.
The summary follows:
Presidents cup Qrst roundlC A. Dunnins. Nassau.
6Ss 6eaf 5 D. B9weFs RTooklswn law up A T. Dwight Sea
Thornton conoTsr PTInoeton beat R Decker Msdi-
bat DR. up ca MsPn Ray Fad @p and Morris to P
B;, G HerTtnsn s!ao Wa5srbpg beat H p Smith Glen
Douglas Nassau up F W BALDWIN s DsA Glen Ridge
E, NJ wild CRAWFORD beat 7. n Sherman. Utca up,
Second round-Dunning beat Dwight. up and to
man. up; Baldwin beat Wild up
Vice presidents cup Girst round,-E R Upton. jr.
pay: L n shoc. Hishisnd. beat s D. koansberry. y
Deal to PIsy Fuller ADaxa3ls; Eat
aS.p5a ssaa J. Fands F. shaney % up Deal p u e n
LRbsFs Glen Eshq beat ,t. ,.si K5 Bal gsqsFo up
,qns GsssR gp sS stoPe o MGntcar 65s beat A
Second roundJ7pton beat schoclS and to play:
fsas 6s2n 7'min by default White ~0" fro" Stone by de-
Trsasurer's nrst rouqdA. F Jameson Iavrenos-
Radel Forest HIM. best Alert Asop Forest ST. @
ep 99a4y S3s s sI-, sSs ::
asy play: s " T FsTrey. Deal steckler, InWood.
and to pay W. sn c9nG9eF fo .I De1 al beat sn5a 4
Ps Ssa b beat d kRI % Es sfaoFSa ba up nB and ID to n pag
Second roundJamieson beat Radel. up and to play;
BEAT ma snd p Caan beat Kendall
Captains 5st 5oupa9IotsTs Weir wI.npiPstQB.
siwsnoy beat Alfred Nathan sI HoIlyood WOO up
tuner, Deal up play; Collins. Rlyefton,
psyid's beat P diIPni Whe nit MarsR.
Libane. Navesink. up and to play; j. c Phillips.
A6thonS Deaf beat B G. F Clark si~ahoy up
Collins SSfs beat soussbqrF6 and Pa2 Watson
up 0p's and al I to play.
RhpelandeE Cup carst ropnd, F sehs6fsy FL Paso.
Gsa Gsneson 1s%PenoevIs s'RpS T beat Mocea Fox
n R Ana aash to Ray Po2 His both defaated Y a.
Wright Is n 6ss Batusro H9d best psa e D pa1 na
heat up ana sene to Pa93d Rs uP and toS to G
s. Ludlow EnglewGod beat G. Howell t,17d Baitusro
4 uR f. ana Hart Hpa%agnIs AZ Raz - by DEFAULT "a -''
Second son, beat eat sehse up and AND to
Piay play: 1Hudo~ Mris% beat Tenbeo By defauit
shaney Cup chrst roundA G. Gage TIackensack. beat
ngon Forest mi beat Brown hun u%tRgdon g{Ion Val
ass sg Hill HD up an and s's to play r te Wyfasy
" Fisher PhiIadsPh1 sdB up and tg Ps F. IN n
Waeshs d9. .s gw1S Ss,t beat Z G 6 oTs
Phiiadelphia / up d8 hoes7: J. NJ By1ne. Deal. beat
Thomas Fuller Deal up and to play.
play: C r Giett beat W. K Giett. up and 5 to
play: Briggs beat Waechter. and to play Byrne
beat Joyce
Kensey Cup first round)-H Townsend Philadelphia,
beat Philip Rhinsander Deal u up and to Play; g
Aisopp. Forest Hill beat Theodore Keer Baltusrol
up and to piay y staa Kelly aSreh Rsa eesh 1no 70 m
beat H King Midland up and TO to PayI P}I,I,: E G G
ana 3 to play: H NJ Nicholla, Deal beat NJ ! Degnor
Il Rea Keep sg aRa Rag.wood 20 P1y up and to play
Second round-Townsend beat Black. up ana 2 70
up; ciliespie beat Nichol. up to play.
Something entirely novel in competitive way
has been announced by the tournament committee
of the East Jersey Golf League for its special
day tournament. to be held over the links of the
Colonfa Country Club on Saturday. August q. Ac-
cording to the conditions. 1t will be possible to run
off an entire match play competition in single
day.
The plan is for each golf captain of the seven
clubs in the league to select and nominate two
players These captains also requested to add
an extra name, from which will be drawn two
names to complete the quota of sixteen. These
each round to consist OF nine holes. Nominations
should be made to T. A. Wright, No. n0 East 23d
street this city, or before August Il.
There has beon a growing tendency toward re-
ducng the length of tournaments but for quick
action the plan outlined seems likely to eclipse all
previous efforts The clubs eligible for rep
resentation in this affair the Forest Hill Field
Club the Canoe Brook Country Club, the South
Orange Field Club the Glen Ridge Golf Club, tho
Suburban Club, the New Brunswick Golf Club and
the CoIona Country Club.
Provision. however has been made for all league
members, the programme also contains cond-
tons for two medal play handicaps. There will be