New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-02
GOLF IN WHITING HEAT
Tiffany and Brown Reach Final
Round at ArdSley.
WHITE.MEETS HIS MASTER
Long Driving Schoolboy Forced
to Play Odd After Many
Tee Shots.

| Under the whiting heat winners ana
losers alike lost weight on the links OF the
Ardsley club yesterday. but the two sur
vfvors IN the struggle for the chief cup.
Gilman P. Tiffany. OF Powelton. and
Charles II. Brown. OF Saegkiu. never MUIR
INJURED Brown. however who is not built
on the lines OF JeTries. felt that he could
I'll afford 10 make the sacrifice.
/ In his successful march 20 the final
bracket Tiffany brushed aside Gardner ".
White. the interscholastfc champion. and
]. W. McMenamy. OF Fox Hills On the
other side. Brown first disposed OF ". ".
Taylor. OF the home club. and taen de-
feated another Ardsiey man. u. Parish
Watson. both matches being hard fought.
Because Of the regulations OF Tl-.any
and White the meeting between these two
was regarded by the gallery as the feature
OF the day. IL is seldom that White finds
himself outdriven from the tee. but against
the hard hitting Tiffany the Cutler school
boy was compelled 10 play the odd from
nearly every tee shot It is doubtful II
any other amateur in this part OF the coun-
try would have Jared any better. as some
Of TiTany's drives were good for distances
ranging all the way from 25G to 80 yards.
He gave a sample OF his brilliant long
game at the first hole which is nearly a
quarter OF a mile in length. \ drive and
an iron laid his ball to within SIX feet OF
the pin, but the former Hudson River
champion made his only poor exhibition OF
putting OF the day risht there. when he re-
CURED three more TO get down
After that opening lapse in putting
which enabled his opponent to get haIve
in five. Tiffany settled down, and BY the
steadiest kind OF golf soon had his young
rival tiptoed. On several greens Tiffany
brought of puts all the way from ten TO
eighteen feet in length. so that White
never had a chance 10 make Up lost
ground Out IN 3s. Tiffany turned for home
? UP. and the outcome was never in doubt
after White made hash Of the next two
holes. The Newburg golfer finally won by
| 3 up and TO play. and finishing out the
| bye holes he completed the round in IS.
/ In the afternoon Tiffany defeated Nc
Menamy by the same margin that stopped
White earlier in the day Errattc work of
/ the tees kept McMenamy IN difficulties.
and he was fortunate in finding himself
only down at the turn. The former
Staten Island champion lost the TENTH
eleventh and twelfth in rapid succession.
/ Tiffany getting par tours on each OF the
holes.
/ McN1enamy's drive from the twelfth tee
found a resting place n the pond With
this comfortable advantage OF 5 I'D. all Tiff
fanny had to do was 20 halve the next two
holes to clinch the match
| By defeating his opponent in the morn
: ing Brown got around in IS. as against 50
/ for Taylor. Later Brown made an so
I in defeating Watson This proved an I'D
and down match. first one and then the
/ other seeming 70 have victory within his
grasp The crucial hole Of the match was
4 the sixteenth. Being all square at that
point, a great deal depended on the hole,
and when Brown failed TO get beyond the
gully on his second shot Watson had his
chance. but he made his worst mistake Of
/ the match by badly topping his iron 70 an
awkward lie in the rough From there he
/ failed TO reach the green on his third. so
/ that Brown was able 10 win the hole in
/ 3 to g. Two fine long shots got Brown To
the edge Of the seventeenth green, where
| he settled matters with
| Oddly enough, two Saegkin men, P
Myers and c. H Arent-wiu have TO fight
! it out in the decisive match for the beaten
/ eight cup of the first sixteen. Myers
struck one Of his OIdtime veins. and de-
feated J. A Peck in the afternoon TO the
tune OF up and ) 70 play; but Aren't had
his work cut out for MIN TO stop ]. B.
/ EImendorf one Of the old guard.
/ In addition 10 the final rounds in the
various divisions to-day there viii De a
medal play handicap for which a large
field has entered All competitions will
consist OF thirty-six holes.
The summary follows:
! First sixteen (second roundl-Chariss
/ Brown. SaegI1ilI beat W W TAYLOR. ArisIey.
/ Up; Il Parish Watson. ArIsley. beat 2 II.
| McAdOo, Princeton, by default, ] " Nc
I Menamy. Fox HIS. beat Maxwell 1Iarston.
Crawford, 2 Up and 10 play, Gilman P Til
I fany PoweIton, beat Gardiner ". White Oak
/ land. I'D and , to play.
! Serni-hnal rOund-BTOwn beat Watson. . Up
4 and 1 70 play; Tiffany beat Mc31snamy. 3 up
| and play
! Beaten eight. first sixteen first rourd)-J.
A Peck. ApawaTis. beat J. 2. Johnson. Ards
/ beat II c. Kayssr. Scarsdale, up and 20
/ play; =. II. Aren't Saegkill. beat :. c. Ma
/ bon. Ardslcy. by default; l. 2 Myers. Seas-
/ kill, beat D. Brandreth. FOX Hills. / up
/ Seminal roucd-SIyers beat Peck. Up
! and 3 TO play Aren't beat EiuendOrf 1 Up
| Second sixteen Second round)-C- p Gil
/ lett. Wykagyi. beat " J. Camden. Wyhsgvl.
/ by default; r. r. Mar1lok. Fox His beat z.
/ G. r. Riley. Crawford. up and l &c play; A.
/ Il. johnson. Ardssy. beat T s Fuller, Ards
/ kagyI. beat 5 X MaItby WyNagyL by de-
/ fault
I Seni-fnaI round-GiIIstt beat 8IanIok. 3 up
and 10 play. Richie beat johnson. up
Third sixteen (second round l-Eusens VAL
entine. Wykagyl. beat Dr. Garrett Srlt1n.
| Wephurr / up; c " Clark ArdsIey. beat c.
/ I. Buchanan Ekwanok. by default. G. A
| Cass Ardsley. beat Douglas Henry, A-Gslay.
4 UP and 70 PLAY 4 n Hodson- Ardsi-y.
beat C. Martin Garden city 1 Up 20 holssl.
Ara To- haar Valentino *