New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-18
REID TO PLAY TIFFANY PLAY NINE EXTRA HOLES
Mackie and Watson in Long Golf
Match at MOntCIair.

Hard fought matches, one Of which re-
quired no less than nine extra holes. lent
zest TO the invitation tournament continued
on the links of the Montclair Golf Club
yesterday. The survivors in the chief d.
vision are Maxwell Marston, the Crawford
schoolboy; w. B. Bremner, of the home
club; Jerome D. Travers. also of Mont
clair, and c. P. Eddy, Of Princeton. They
will meet as named in the semi-finaI round
to-day.
One of the surprises Of the day came In
the first round, when Gardiner White. the
interscholastie champion. fell before Mars
ton. The margin in favor of the Crawford
player was only q single hole, but at no
time during the match did he look like
anything save winner. White from the
opening drive to the last put failed to
strike his usual form. His approaches
especially were off direction.
If Travers had an easy time of II In the
morning he certainly was compelled to
work for all he got against Dudley Hay
don, of Dyker Meadow, in the second
round The latter had been enabled to
pass quiet forenoon because OF g. de-
fault, and when he started out against
Travers the Dyker Meadow man had SO
much pent up golf In his system that ne
soon had his famous opponent down.
That was at the fifth hole. Treyers had
to win the eighth and ninth to get the
match level at the turn. Both went out
in Il.
While the golfers were engaged in their
afternoon round cIoudburst placed part
or the course temporarily under water.
Travers found casual water between his
ball and the pin on the ninth green and
he had to pitch the shot. He proved equal
TO the occasion. however, and got a 8 in
most approved style.
The summary follows:
First sixteen first round)-PauI Harrison,
Montciair. beat George Stanley Yale. up: Max
vel Marston Crawford. beat Gardiner White.
w Nickel Yale. up ds 6oies9; Va B. Og Brem n
pper Montclair. beat A. F. c. Mnligan, Eliza
beat o R Rfg f MoDcaF Ta P snd
3 ST. to play; Haydon Dudley Dyker Meadow. beat
gD; J. = W EfaTns6s~ GRDs5 NohtoiaiF Beat
co Soes Bpe5da Ssst beat
Ea L up and to play
ley beat wife up and 10 hI pay Ni1ei ba,
Mligan. 8 up and to play: woodward beat
Allan up and to play; Sloan beat Stout by
.! are peat Z. l. HapgOod, Dyker Meadow, by
Default: w. ". Swords. Baltusrol beat FLOYD
Spencer. Forest Hill, up and to play; F w
l. Fullerton. Canoe Brook beat c. a wiswell
Montclair, 4 up and 8 to play: William Watson
Baltusrol. beat Jason Rogers MontcIafr s up
and TO play; F. c. Donohoe, Montclair beat
R B. Parrott. New Brunswick, 2 up and 1 TO
play Joseph Hodgman, jr. Montclair beat Philip
c. Pointer, South Orange, up and to play;
G. s Kellogg. Montclair. beat H. D. P. Cowee
Hackensack. up and 1 to play: ]. C. David
son. Columbia. beat F. H La Pierre. ESSEX
County by default.
Second round-Swords beat Steiner. UP and
to play; Watson beat Fullerton. up and to
play; Hodgson beat Donohoe. 1 up GO holes); |
Kellogg beat Davidson. l up GO hoes).
Beaten eight Second sixteen: first round |
Spencer beat Hapgood by default: Rogers beat |
Wiswell. up and 1 to play; Parrot beat |
Pointer. 4 up and 8 to play: La Pierre beat |
Cowee, 6 up and 5 to play.
wood. beat w. r. Hurlbert. Montclair, 2 up and |
to play; E G. B. Riley, Crawford beat Theo-i
dore keer. Baltusrol. UP and TO play: George |
Iaddow Montclair beat a F. Stone. Montclair. |
up and l to play; c. z. Van Week. Montclair |
beat T. W. Maley. Montclar, up and 70
play; C W. Romaine. Forest Hill. beat F. w |
Dyer Montclair, 2 up; j. F. Sanderson. Mont
clair, beat Eads johnson. Montclair. by default; |
Alfred Steckler. Inwood. beat E. F. Milar. Mont
clair I'D and 5 to play; Walter Brown. Mont |
clair beat E o. lockwood. MontcIalr. up:
Second round-Josephy beat Riley, up; van l
Week beat Haddow, up and to play; Sander
son beat Romano. UP 90 holes). Steckler peat /
Brown, up and 2 to play