Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-29
NJ DONALD SMITH
WINS OPEN EVENT
MenIo Country Club Professional
Proves Victor in Del Monte
Golf Program

| DEL MONTE, Aug. 28.-Thirty play
ers, twelve professional and eighteen
amateurs, took part in tournament
here today for the mems open golf
championship of the Pacific and a prize
fund of $500. The competition was
over SO holes, medal play-eighteen
in the morning and eighteen in the af-
ternoon.
The best score for two rounds SO,
6S-total 1877 was turned in by McDon-
aid Smith, of the Menlo Country club,
who wins a prize of 1850. The best
score for one round was handed in by
+. c. Newton, who covered the course
in the morning in Sc strokes. Thus
Chaplin Tubbs record of 63 for eigh-
teen holes. made in 1909, at the fall
tournament, and Douglass Grants rec
ord of 134, for thirty-six holes, turned
in yesterday, remain unbroken.
F. c. Newton is a member of Clare
mont Country club and has held the
mems amateur championship of the
Pacific northwest, northern Califor-
MIA and the Pacific coast. His score
for two rounds today was 139, which
gave him second place, but second prize
$3.50, went to George Smith, profess
sional of the Claremont Country club,
and brother of Mcdonald, also of the
famous golfers, Willie and Aleck Smith.
Third prize, $50, was taken by FL. Mar
tion of the Los Angeles C. c. j.
Black of the San Francisco Golf and
Country club and F. j. Reilly of Burlin-
game Country club divide fourth anu
fifth prizes, taking $G7.50 each. George
Martin, of the Virginia Country club,
Long Beach, won sixth prize, $40.
Seventh prize, $45, was taken by E.
Martin of Los Angeles Country club,
and eighth prize, $45, was divided be-
tween A. McLaren of Annandale Golf
club, and w. j. Bradley of Preside
Golf club. Full scores for both rounds
are shown in table,
Mems open championship of the Pa
cific coast, over 36 holes, medal play:
Mcdonald Smith. Menlo C. c.. So, sS. 1877;
F. C. Newton. CIaremont C. CO. Sc. 49,
Geo. smith, ciaremont c. c., 7s, 10, 14s;
H. Martin Los Angeles C. c., IA. 10, 144;
D. P. Fredericks, Claremont C. c.. 10, rs.
145; fifth.
and f. j. Reilly, Burlingame C. c.. 10, rs,
145: fifth.
Chaplin Tubbs. Burlingame C. c.. 70. a.
146; and G. Martin, Virginia c. c., H. TO-
2. Martin. Los Angeles C. c., rs, 7S. 14S;
tenth.
Austin White. oahu G, G.. Is. Il. 14s;
A
and w. j. Bradley Preside G. c.. a.. 70,
t49; eleventh.
Douglass Grant gurlingame C. c., 75, 70,
$50; C. e. Maud, San Francisco G. & c. C.,
rs, 75. 150; V. w. Whitney, San Francisco
G. & c. c., 73. n, $50; ]. F. Neville, Clare
mont c. c.. "A, 76. $50; and H. w. sher-
wood Claremont c. c., rs, 20, $50; four
teenth.
W. r. Miller. Los Angeles c. c.. rs, 75,
153; nineteenth.
4. Telifson, Potter c. c.. "A, 10, 1853;
twentieth
w. Welch, Santa Barbara c. c.. II, II.
1874; twenty-f1rst.
H. B. Lamb Annadale G. c., 10, 80, 15s;
twenty second.
l. F. Berrien, Del Monte, 49, s4. 1853
c. D. whyte Presidio G. c.. II, X
xNo returns.
Ramon Reirtiens, #. NJ. Tyre, P. w. |
Selby, w. H Crocker Waters Davis, |
and r. ]. Woods played over the course |
twice, but did not hand in their cards. |
Though the amateurs resigned their |
claims to money prizes in favor of the |
the places actually taken |
)y them will be reclaimed for "Calcuta"
pool sold last night and amounting |
70 more than thirteen hundred dollars,
n addition to about $40 paid back to |
ellers of tickets, the first sale of tickets !
to $475 and auction sale
If $1,6S5.
Tomorrow morning players who took
irst the sixteen places in the qualify
ng rounds held yesterday will enter
he first match round of competition
'or the mems amateur championship
If the Pacific Coast Golf association
or 1910. Tomorrow morning the Sec
md sixteen are making up another
light and playing for trophies offered
~ Hotel Del Monte. The champions
jhip sixteen are paired against each
,ther as follows: Douglas Grant VS..
Austin White; R. Y Hayne VS.. H. B.
lamb; Chaplin Tubbs vs. C. Crocker;
". r. Millar VS.. C. E. Maud: C. d.
Vhyte vs. j. F. Neville; Vincent Whit
ley VS.. r. J. Woods; F. G. Newton VS..
. H. O'Keefe; H. w. Sherwood VS..
Dr. D. p. Frederick. The winners will
inter the second match round in after
loon.
In the second flight players are ]
matched as follows III. G. Pattee VS.. s
:. ". Stotts; R. Reintiens VS.. Herbert .
'ayne; Eugene B. Murphy VS.. w.
Sring; w. w. Crocker VS.. r. M. Eyre;
. M. O'Keefe vs. F. H. Proctor; Chas.
v. Clark VS.. p w. Selby; Capt j.
. oyster VS.. w. H. Crocker; and w. p.
cott VS.. Waters Davis.
The first and second round will be
yer IS holes and the semi-final and /
NAL rounds over 36 holes. L
The championship tournament is in
harge of Vincent Whitney, P. W. Sell ;
", C. D. Whyte, w. r. Millar and