The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
Of JULY
GOLFERS BUSY

Devotees of the grand sold game of golf
had full swing on the various courses
throughout the State yesterday, and full
advantage of the fine weather was taken
by thousands of lovers of the sport Each
club had some special event in honor Of
the day aud the different cups were all
the objects of keen struggling 1t was the
first Fourth Tor fifth that it had not
rained In many years and everyone who
delights in spending a day on the Inks
was able to enjoy himself TO the full.
AT Forest Hi, the creates interest was
centred in the 1S-hole medal play handi-
cap. -Four were tied at the end of play.
two with Il and two with y. a club rule
deciding that all scores under Il should
be counted Y. The four men were Judge
Lntott, Robert Kuebler. Floyd Spencer
and P. Pulver The tie will be played off.
Two also tied in the morning contest for
the Glass B cup, E. B. Gregory, with
ss, 2D-7s, and s. s. Gaylord, with f02. 24-7S.
This will also be played Off during the
coming week.
The morning sweepstakes resulted as fol-
lows: Kuebler, Sc. 15-71; Spencer, 50, 9-1,
and Lintott, s., 1e-2.
Some of the other scores handed in during
the morning were the following: L. Nj.
Schoonmacher. 50, I'D; 7. Z. Comba,
%, 1913; J. P. McFadden. 90. 1s-75: E. F.
Allsopp, s.. 1-T4; W: j. Vance, 100. PSI;
SO, 1880; F. Kreiner, sc, 12-si; Harry o..
Chrystl, IS. 9-79; Herman J.. Egner, 50.
l2-H; A G. Pratt. 81. lS-sl, and r. w.
Erler. 80, 1S-Sl.
At Baltusrol a large crowd of enthusiasts
turned out. the events resulting as follows:
Thirty-six-hole medal play handicap
W. B. swords. 81. 81. 26-1i9; #. A. Wright,
i2-i : E. x. o'connor. S.. s., 1sIi5s, o.
Eighteen-hole medal play handicap-R.
c. Faber, 81. 2o-1; F. A. Wright, "a, 21-
%; e; s. Miller; Sc, 1S-1S.
70; D. Adams. Jr., %. LIE.
Upper Montclair also supplied its quota
of lovers of the sport The cup offered by
Captain ]. ]. Power for the best gross
/ score of the day was won by Harold Nor
ris with 156, while ]. r. Horsford won TIE
green's committee cup for the best net
score
Harry L. Holmes won the class A handi-
cap at the Essex County Country Club
Yesterday with % net, while Edward
Prizer took the class B with 50 gross and
Glass Al. st. Clair Colby. 50, 6-7s; z.
! N. Dyer. 81, III; L. E. Hecker, 50, 12-1T;
C.. w. 0Connor. -. e-i9; c. l.. Flaek. 50,
$50: X. c.. Kirkland. 80, 1870: Oscar L.
w. K. Fowler. 81, 10-s1: E. S. Dodd. 81. s.
50; F. c. Hecker. sc. PSI; F. r. Hassel-
man. 80. s-Si: FIJI. La Pierre, IS, S-S5.
cl9 9Tin BE E s H Eiili1Rsi 81 W 1Sn19; Ge0F gs'
Downs. "a. 14-s0s B. Strachan. 1o1. 1s-Ss;
Farnham Yardley, 15; ls-s7; 6. W. Bald
A. Lambe. 107. 1S-S9.
The Ss-hole handicap at Glen Ridge for
the Thomas ". Congdon cup resulted as
follows:
man. 1s5. 30-l55: W. d. Gould, 1876. 4e-15s;
A. 7. McCullagh. 1S5, 2S-l57; r. Stouten-
burgh. 1ss. $50; J. II. Pullman. PA. 81
Beggs. 1872. 9o-1s2. H. D. Smith. la. 1o-16s;
". Tingley, 234. 70-l6I: H. Benson. 200. "a
-lss; II. NJ. Brown. POS. 40-1sS: W. B. Sey-
mour. 212. 4s-16s: NJ. \. Whitley. 209. 90
$50. = W Cnnqdon 1872 as-1fo. u H.
Standish. 20s, 40-lse; R. S, Baldwin. 2l1,
40-l71: W. r. Brugear. 2G7. 344-173; NJ. X.
Eyse. 2Os. s4l-174: w. c. Thomas, lSs. "a
ia: E. Doane. 207. S2-f75.