New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
TIGERS TO FACE YALE
Harvard Overwhelmed by Blue
Forces in Golf Match.
PRINCETON ALSO SCORES
Beats Dartmouth in Play fo-
intercollegiate Team Cham
pionship.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune 7

BostJu. Sept. 9.-Tale and Prfnce+o, ,,sr,
fight II out for the intercollegiate tsa-,
championship IN golf ar the ESSEX CoY,--.
CLUB tomorrow. IN the seminal ron,s
to-day Tale overwhelmed Harvard. uoi-.,
10 2, while Princeton also scored dscisivs;y
at Dzrtm0uths expense. the totals bein~
TO 3 Yale gained a to lead IN -
singles. whereas the best Princeton. COMA
do in the early hours was TO break even
with three matches each way.
The fact that Robert Gardner. the forn-s-
national champion, succeeded In dong him
self justice to-day came as gratifying naux
20 his colleagues. The tan Robert Huurs-
also showed better form than he disulavss
at Brooklfne but Harry G. Lezg fha
Mississippi Golf Association kis.
had % acknowledge defea- before the a.
driving 3 " Sargent The defest OF A..
bert SeekeI. who won The individual end
OF the college tournament a year ago. slso
came as a disappointment 20 the C1icar.
set
IN the Legg-Sargenr match the par
turned for home all square. the STROKES
reading - 70 Il in Legs favor The Tsls
man then secured an advantage. so thar
when dorr1is he looked Ike reason
ably sure winner Reverses then followed.
for he took three puts on the seventeenth
green. enough to cost him that hole vhiie
on the home green Sargent laid the West
erner a stynnie that he failed 70 negotiats
with a masEie- As a result SargsnJs .
won the hole and squared the match Thsrs
was never any doubt about the Harvard
man winning the extra hole after Lesg
topoed MS drive 20 the brook The strokes
for the round read s. 70 So IN favor OF Legs.
This was the only match that Harvard won
in the singles
Gardner developed a hook or the tss.
that put him IN jeopardy on the outward
holes in his match with McKim Helms.
one OF these wild ones out OF bounds az
the first cost the Yale pole vaUlter the
hole. but he came back well BY Winning
the next three in par figures. Hollins TAX
ing three puts on the second green AT the
seventh tee Gardner hooked three drives
out OF bounds and then gave Up the hola.
Even So the pair turned for home al
square. the strokes reading HolItns - and
Gardner Il
\ trapped second shot cost Hollins ths
tenth hole. and they halved the next two,
although Gardner was lucky az the rwslfrhs
where he topped his drive Thersafts-
Gardner always had the match well IN
hand. finally winning ~ and
margin. B P Sisrriman. the Tale captain.
had nothing verse than a FIVE going out
and was then six up on II. c. Clark The
first named settled the match with a Hns
four at the thtrteenth-
2 a Martin. the Dartmouth youth
who did so well in the national chauplOn-
ship last week. kept Up his good work a.
the expense OF SeckeI. With the exception
OF the second. fourth and seventh Martin
made every hole a winning one going Ogt-
He was then playing IN his best EkTanOE
form He turned for home four Up. having 3
covered the first half OF the journey in Is
10 SeckeTs n Coming home SsCksl had
a fine s. but II availed nothing 50 far as
the final result was concerned. as Martin
made the inward holes IN 80. good enough
10 win the match by I'd and 20 play.
The Dartmouth golfers = for the full round
was the best OF the day. the card reading
as follows:
z. \ Martin. Dartmouth
fSs.- 9q'-.-.. : ! g 3 Ess-r
When Princeton and Dartmouth ended
the morning session even IN matches Won
and lost the followers OF old Nassau fsir
anxious. The weare-s OF the green. how
ever proved weak AZ the tOUT-ball game.
losing all four matches The best cne
was that IN which Seckel and D u. Hous-
ton defeated Martin and Q. Wells Ths
Princeton pair Won on the home greer
with a best ball of IS. as against 3 for
the New England pair.