New-York tribune., 1909-10-24

In working his way to the final stage
Gussrusn defeated Paul Heller, former
Forest Hill captain, who failed to main
tain the form displayed in the first round.
wfldness of the tees got GussInan in fre-
quent trouble going out, but an unsteady
short game on Heller's part prevented the
latter from taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunities when presented.
After the first four holes Gussman set
tied into something like his normal game.
The match stood all square then but the
East Orange youth won the next four holes
IN rapid succession, bringing off 2O-foot
put for at the eighth. Heller returned
the compliment with long put for 3 al
the ninth. but that was the only instance
where his short game showed anything out
OF the ordinary. The strokes going out
read IS TO zs. IN favor Of Gussman.
With the comfortable margin Of up at
the turn. Gussman always looked like
winner thereafter. and he settled matters
by reeling OF four as, good enough to re-
turn him a winner by and margin.
Finishing out the bye holes. the winner got
a creditable s., making the inward Journey
tn s2
In the mean time Jones and the club
mate, A F. c. Allligan, were having
harder match in the other half OF the semi
Hnal round. Deadly approaching enabled
Milligan to more than hold his own with
the champion, and the former by making
the long outward trip In z3 turned up Mil
lgan then went off his drives. topping sew
eral tee shots This enabled Jones to pull
up level at the fourteenth and become up
at the next. Milligsn, however, won the
seventeenth by holing out with a nfblick.
That left the next pair all square. but
Jones won the match with a 8 on the home
green.
Two South Orange golfers, J. T. Pulling.
5r., and Philip c. Pointer, figured as the
principals In the final round for the cham
Fionship beaten four cup. Pulling always
had the advantage, finally winning by a
and margin. Earlier in the day against
R. N. MaTston. Of Elizabeth. Pulling made
a Is, which is a new competitive record for
the course His record was as follows:
J. T. Pulling ;r South Grange:
GHt IN ......:::....s :....::::::s Z "a ss17.
In the day three handicaps were decided.
The special was won by II. G. Vance, OF
the home club. with a card Of s6-1S-es,
while the one for the defeated at match
play resulted In favor Of Robert Gordon,
another Forest Hin man. with 92-19-73
tween E. @. Hart, Of Colonia, and E. G.
Hitler, Of Forest Hill at II net W.. r.
DeienantN really led Win a 40 net, nut as
he won the cup IN the fifth eight he was
barred
Tils summary follows:
Championship Csemi-final round)-J. S Jones.
Elizabeth, beat A +. c. Milligau, Elizabeth, /
up: r. A. Gussrnan, Forest Hi, beat Paul Hell
ler.r Forest Hll, Up and 10 play.
Fina! rOund-GusETnRn beat Jones, up and 1
second eight (sem!-anal round)-H. ". Taylor,
Forest Bin, beat c. II. Hart Colonia up and
10 play: Richard Erler, Forest HILL beat Fred
Stone, Forest Hill, up and to play.
Final round-Tayior beat ESrler. ! up.
Third eight lsemi-hnel round)-H. c. Vance.
Forest I'm, beat c. w. COngdon. Glen Ridge,
Up and 20 play; c. ". Royce. Glen Ridge,
beat Harry p salmon. Forest Hill up.
Final round-Royce beat Vance, up and 4
to play.
Fourth eight (seni-tnal round)-B. s. cleaves.
Elizabeth. beat L. S. Owen. Forest HILL up
and 10 play; c. J. Martin, South Orange, beat
Robert Kuebler. Forest Hin, up and TO
Iiay-
20 play.
Firm eight (semi-fnal round)-Wflliam Becker.
Forest Hill. beat L. NJ. Schoonmsker. Forest
HiIl up; W. r. Delehanty, Forest Hin beat
c. a. Whitman, Forest HILL up and to
Final round-Delehanty beat Becker. UP
and 10 play.