New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16

Ward barely won from r. d. Lapham, of Apa-
wants, in the morning. They were all square go
ing TO the seventeenth green. but the Westbrook
brought off a tweve-foot put and won the hole,
and halve in five the home green left him
winner by the narrow margin of up. A few
hours later Ward defeated Oscar Woodward, a
former Montclair champion, by up and 10 play.
At time Ward was down.
After interesting match in the first round Up
ton defeated J. E. Donohoe, of the home club. by
and 1 margin. At time it looked as if the
Batusrol man going TO win easily but Dono-
hoe popped in three 3's hand running at the elev
enth, twelfth and thirteenth holes. In the next
round Upton defeated J. J. w Earnshaw of Upper
Montclair by up and to play, and incidentally
returned &C.
There was to have been a play-of for last place
in the first sixteen, but c. E. Van Week, jr,
the only to appear at the first tee at the APP
pointed hour the vigilant committee gave him the
place by default. Van Week then easily at
the expense of his cubmate, Z. +. Millar but lost
in the afternoon to Bremner. Van Weeks shot
short game had little to recommend it, This player.
it will be remembered. was member OF the Metro
politan team which recently won the tri-city COM
petition at Philadelphia.
In the semi-fnal round this morning Travers will
have to play Upton. They met three times last
year, the Montclair man securing the verdict on
every occasion by scant margins. On the other
side Of the draw Ward is a favorite to defeat
Bremner.
The summary follows:
First sixteen carst round)-Jerome D. Trayers Mont
oswald Kirkby Englewood beat N. r. MaTston, Gran
s Ssa p b 5aa to R up u dad a
W. Earnshaw. Upper Montclar beat Charles Brown.
brook. beat r. D, Lapham, Apawamis; up; Oscar
ana to play; ". p. Bremner. MontcIaiT. beat c. f.
Yam Yam Week E moaoa beat up 'qs MaP
Second round~Travers beat Krkby. up and play
Upton beat Earnshaw; up and to play; Ward heat heat
Beaten eight first sixteen first round-Alen beat Mar
ston up and TO play; Donohoe beat Brown up and
ST.. beat Milar. up and 4rto play.
second sixteen. first round-H. D. Smith, Glen Ridge
beat w B PerIey, Montciair, by default; Philip c. Pon-
Glen Ridge I up and 9 to play: r B. Neef Montclar
/ up: H. G Keyser. Siwanoy Eads Johnson, Mont
Robert c. Thomson. Glen Ridge. and TO play
c. II luke Montclair beat Fred. Snare, Englewood 1
Second round-smth beat Pointer. I up and to play
Rogers Neef, Coke beat Keyser. up; Stuart
Beaten eight second sixteen FIRST round-Perley beat
Marvin. up; Fraser beat Smith. up and TO play;
r]% sixteen cdTst round)E W. Consdon Glen Ridge
Brlyere Glen Ridge. beat c. S. Munoz. Montclar by
default; J. C. Deericks. Montclair beat T. W Maey'
Patterson Baltusro by default J. p. Kirkady Mont
clair beat n Cohen HolyT9Od up and to play;
by default: Henry Jewett Montclar beat J. A. Hart.
Essex County. up and 10 play; F. j. Swords IT.
second round-Congdon beat Bruyere up and 8 TO
play; Deericks beat stone ug and to play; Gllstt
beat Iirksldy up ana 10 pl5y' 'e"e' peat '"O'uS
Beaten eight third sixteen; first roundlHart beat
Cohen Haven by default Hart beat Cleaves hy
default