The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-09
some ELECTION DAY GOLPTNG
NEW CHAMPION DEVELOPED
Ar BALrIsROE.

= sbsear Weedward Defeats James 4. T,u
, In Final Round - Montrialr Ciub P,a
ers I'm Two HanSiicaps Medal Piay
Dsker-nesuits on other Link
The Baltusrol Golf Club unearthed a ne
champion when Oscar Woodward def-ata
} James A. Tying an erstwhile title holde
IN the decisive round yesterday. Tn
club championship IL always keepiy cor
tested among the short Hills golfers an
at one stage Of yesterdays match IL locke
as W Tying would he returned HANDY VIII
ner
The veteran baseball pitcher stood
IN az the end Of the morning round IAN
he promptly threw away his aivanuag
by losing rho frst four hole. in the after
/ noon. Tying steadiei down for time an,
the pair stood level n the sixth Wood
| ward then won four straight holes and there
after always looked like winner a.
| finally won 10y n three and two margin
| In the four ball handicap John : Wood
ward ID and " T. Murdock won with .
card OF 10. .s-i5s. There was also al
eighteen hole handicap resulting in "A II.
between r. A. L'Hommefieu and Walter
NcBain both of whom had net scores OF
-. These two also gathered in tine lion :
share OF the sweepstakes The best scores
in the four ball handicap we're ~ follows
John s T %.;,s, d., q and nd, Murdoch
ian. x-iss. Paul Miller, Jr. and Y 5. Byron
IN. H-ls7. Y. Cowpertnwai,c and Ta,tor
Morning and afternoon compe IA, ions
kept the Forest Hin Field Club golfers busy
sis sos medal P Play f sandc s% for tet Tnp
presented by ! = STANLEY. there was tie
Tor first place between l. y Gussnan.
Ia. :: ISL. and Joseph y. McFadden, I>a.
~ ISL The best scores ia the morning
and afternoon sweepstakes were a. fol-
W I Aiisopp Sc is-Ii { / Borre %. il Is
Afternoon sweep Thomas Nllsopp. N. 20 =!
t c"nsnirg D. ~, " sSrIie as x
Election day was observed by the mem
Started. " I. u S,-warf with -. ~ -
led the field, one stroke better than ", 5
owing to the slushy condition OF the course
consequently less than half returned scores.
those bsing "a follows:
W \ ". stewart. ~. iS-T2: ". = Richards.
e. III: 4; n Crane. q. IA; busch.
Reecher. 70. is.Ts: u Il Nichols Jr a.. il 70
4, w- Rossiter, ~. 5 Ten = whitney. -. ~
IL l.. Pra't Is. o ~
At the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yest.r-
day afternoon a thirty-siN hole meral PLAY
handicap was played for the governors
cup. Tive prizes were Put ny for tirs, and
Of the nr-t prize with a ne, score u iS5
John lee won the second prize with a scor.
of $50 Others who turned in cards were
r,r.msn T ss Han IA Mn' .n l"S oyicn
Another prize was offered for the. lowest
latch with gross score 81 I5o and IG3 net
X. :, Dey, and y VI whitla'ch tied in an
"a ghteen hole Cosnpetttion; Whitlatch's
-Cor. was "a. SO and Days ~. 6-s2
Al the Richmond County Country Club
,.-terdhy Arthur Man won N. Manhattsn
are residents Of Manhattan The com
petition Wa an eighteen hole handicap
. down His handkrp was and his
core SO
Plenty Of events were arranged for the
members 81 the Monvcls.r Golf Club yes'rr- !
lay, eighteen hole handiCapS in two classes |
,einE played in the rnotninr and afternoon.
pet ition for eighteen holes in the two events |
n Harris led the field N class IN the |
morning with ~. Us. and 4 l.. Pierson
y "a ! simmons with ~. y II. was !
he leader IN the first set in the afternoon. |
IN s' timer IN Ss Sir, san P.rtsr
xon the selected score competition with !
~, so.
Inc SOre- IOUOW
Class A-Mornlng round-F. II. Harris. 81
rs r. " Lockrii. ~. SO: W. d. Perley. o.
o 81. v. 3 Dreamer. ~. .-si. ! \ Phil6rick
=. II -; Pllnapton. ~. ~ T Malcy.
T. 81: J. Z. Todd ~. 81. Walter Brown.
4 ~, 4 r. Alien a. 8 ~; G M schultz i'm
/ 40 j. | simmons. ~, 80 ). B KIrkaIdy. 100.
. a.: Jason Rogers. 100. &C, 2 J. Swords. Jr..
Class s"a. l.. Pierson. %. 40: L. II. willis.
%. - ~. J. r Lopez. o. 40; n " Robinson.
Class A--Afernoou round--J. / simmons
!. as IS n PeIry. IS. lo-Ts II T. Plimpion
5. ST J \ phiIbrick. 81. ii-S: \. G kborn. |
D. 80; T " Maley. ~. -: L. j Swords, JT..
GIas, R-R. :. CsrmichaeI. 100. Sc: H. "
obin son. %. is-Ts. T n. Foxar'y. %. ii-sO
l., Prr~on, a., Isl
Seirciesi Score Competition Glass Wv n
eri-y. 70. - Stmmons 70
arris. 50. SO; I ". sch uliz. s. -. Jason
ogrrs IS rs y. J. swords. JT, %, o IS
Tlass B-A I. Pier>on. a la. " " Robin
N. 20 is-T
on account 81 the poor condition Of The
,urSe which was covered over with snow,
,me high Scores were made Yesterday
the II Andrew club In the election