The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-26
GOOD SCORES BOW
TO THE HIGH WIND
John F. Stanley, Jr., Did Well
Despite that, Tally
ing 80.


DEAL BEACH, July 26.-A high wind
yesterday had the effect of bringing
out a smaller Sunday crowd than is
the rule al Deal. The high wind also
interfered considerably with the play
! ers. very few low scores being re-
turned, the best being an 80. made by
John F. Stanley. jr., and Joseph B..
Turner. jr., both excellent performances
under the conditions.
The feature event of the day was the final
of the four-ball match, the qualifying
round of which was played yesterday. The
contestants today were John f. STANLEY,
ST.. of Newark, and ]. Henry Haggerty,
thirty-one, against William r. Delehanty,
also of Newark, and Hugh E. O'Reilly,
thirty-nine. After a most interesting and
exciting match. in which, in spite OF the
high wind. some excellent golf was played,
! Delehanty and O'Reilly walked of with
the cups by / Up in Is holes.
Besides the feature match there was
the regular weekly ball sweepstakes and
this was featured by close scores and by
the absence of any very low scores,
which was due to the weather conditions.
The feature of this was an 81 gross, made
by John f.. Stanley, jr., of Newark, which,
with his handicap OF l. gave him an so net,
which WAS good enough to give him third
money. The winner was Edmund Breese.
who turned in a very good lN, with 30
handicap, making "A net. The sweepstakes
scores were as follows:
Edmund Breese. l04-30-74; Nelson e..
Turner, $3.50; Clinton K. Black, 100
! 2O-SO; John f. STANLEY. jr.. Sl2lESO;
Thomas Lenane, jr., lVo-24-el; Edward
y. Hartford 1O2-aj-S2; Herbert W. Hin,
ll2-So-s2: Charles Rosenfeld, 1Os-1s-s4;
1l4-3J-s4; Frank j. Arend, l1l-25-S6;
Francis c. Clark, lO9-22-S7; Charles H.
Resented, ~105-l9-s6; james B. Gray. 9S-
The heavy rain of Friday. together
with the rest the course received on
that day. had the effect of putting the
Deal links in beautiful condition for the
competitions on Saturday. Another large
crowd played over the links, proving this
to be the most popular links in the State
and one of the most popular courses in
the country.
The attraction for the members was a
four-ball foursome, the best ball of which
of the low man, the two low pairs TO play
off at match play on Sunday. The han
dicaps were three-eighths of the difference
of aggregate handicaps.
NewdrkerS showed to advantage, one
member of each of the low pair being
from that city. John F. Stanley. ST.. and
William R. Delehanty.
The former also distinguished himself
by winning the ball sweepstakes In the
afternoon. The finals for the July Cup
resulted in Harry Sergeant defeating Ed
WdIu II. JoaCt, II.s Dy . up ana : 10 20.
The results of the four-ball foursome
were: John F. Stanley, sr.. ]. Henry
Haggerty. S5-11-74; John d. Johnson aud
Frederick H. Eaton. 10~5-sO-75; William
r. Delehanty and Hugh E.. O'Reilly. 92-
HIS; Theodore II. Polhemus and Thomas
Lenane. Jr, s5-19L76; Frederick Gerken
and Joseph NJ. Byrne. S~-ti-76., Her.
bert W. Hin and Robert P. Mcdonald. 80
-lI-76; Jesse Watson and L. Waiter
Cone, s2-15-77, Percy W. Kendall and
John f. Stanley, jr., 7S-9-7s.
The sweepstakes resulted MS follows:
John f. STANLEY. sr.. S5-1l-74; Will
lam r. Bsssett. 2l-l7-74; George Y. Hag-
erty, 105-30-75: Thomas Lenane. jr.. 100
24-76; Frederick d. Stoutenbugrh, St.
z; J. Henry Haggerty. 95-ls-7I; Nelson
sT-a-77: John F. Stanley. il, 7s-1-H;
Herbert W. Hin. 1oS-So-7s; Thomas I.e-
name, ST., 10S-90-7s; Richard H. Higgins,
1osa25-7s; Charles. f, Cameron. ioo-9O-So;
William S. Childs. W1-21-S3: Edward
Weston. 102-20-S2; James p. GRAY. So
1873; Herbert H. Sutton. 112-3e-ss; Ed
ward G.. Frazer. a5-s-S7. William II.
Nawgcr. s~s-l1-sT: James G. No. ronhe.
1ns-1&SS: Frank u. Marshall. 10s-la-S;
Charles II. Rosenfeld, lo9-i9-S0: Jamel
e. Childs. 1ls-22-91.