New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15
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Golf, Good and Bad, in WykagN
Tournament.
WILD MAKES LOW SCORE
Widmer, Pierson and White
Also Survive in the Pre-
liminarY Rounds.


Il was all over and the divots replaced. the
survivors were e. ". Wild. Of CRAWFORD:
g. Z. Widmer. of Wykagyl : y. Person.
OF Wee Burn, and Gardiner ". White, 81
! Oakland. They viii meet a. named in the
semi-fnal round this morning
The consistently low scorer yesterday was
Wild. who made 70 in the morning against
his club mate, r. NJ Marston and y after
luncheon. when he downed II. Y. Gaines,
one Of the Wykagyl players. The Gram
ford champion always drove long ball.
and when ne did get of the line his recoy-
eries got him out Of many tight places.
What was expected 70 prove the match
Of the tourna rnent resulted from the meet
ing Of White and Gilman p. tiffany, ot
Powelton, in the FIRST round Up 70 this
time the honors whenever these two had
mer had invariably rested with Tiffany.
which fact gave rise 70 the suggestion that
possibly Gil had the Indian sign on TIE
Oakland golfer.
/ This thought became almost corvictio1
when Tiffany won three our Of the trst
four holes. % 70 thar time Waite had not
beer able to settle down bur he vent vel
enough from there or. laying fne second
I shot to within eight feet Of the pm at the
u
! BY A. hairs breadth He turned for hons
down. the card TO that POINT reading
% 70 Al In Tifany's favor
White outplayed his man az the next
three holes. Tiffany getting into trouble
from the tee. So accurate was Whites
second shot with a spoon 10 10. Il that
/ he had a holable put for ;. The hole IS
! 452 Yards in length. With his advantage
? IF = al hall
ing the next four holes so that he stood
dornie two going 20 the seventeenth. He
! had a short put for a halve in there ~
win the match but missed. That carried
the affair 10 the difficult home hole, Vhica
was hsved in 6, leaving White winner by
the narrow margin OF I NJ. He got round
/ in 80 10 the others s.
After luncheon White took on 3. T. Al
| Zen. OF Fox Hills Going out neither nan
seemed able 10 keep OUT Of trouble AZ
the third Aliens ball found a hiding placs
/ in a deep crevice between two rocks. THIS
lie was absolutely unplayable so that he
/ had 10 give UP the hole, a rather rough
/ penalty. considering that he practically
/ had the hole won. FOR White had already
/ been in difficulties
| At the turn White stood Up. but he lost
/ the tenth The tide then suddenly turned
/ IN his favor. FOR he won i've OF the next
} six holes and the match ~ a and mar
gin Although Allen blew up" so 10
! speak. White earned his advantage by
! favless golf he finished the bye holes
and got TO within twenty feet Of the pin
ar the J22-yard home hole with a dr;vs
! and tHo mashie shots He had a put for
a 81 coming home and the ball Tipped tbs
! cup. As r was. his So back was two
! strokes better than par. He completed tho
round in o.
All the good solt was by no means con.
| fined TO the first set In the second six
| teen NJ j. Condor, Of the home club, had
-, the best round OF his career on that course
/ when he defeated James D. Foot. Condor
made a y az the expense Of the Apawam;s
\ veteran.
/ A pair Of home golfers. Dr. A T. Haight
/ and P 5. Mclaughlin, were defeated IN
/ the first round in the main division and
that threw them together in the beaten
| eight. oddly enough. il was their first
clash. Both played at the top OF their
game. but DR.. Haight had too many tours
ana won By a and 1 margin. He will
have 10 take on Tiffany in the second
round this morning.
Oswald Klrkby, the Englewood chsm- .
pion, has entered for the eighteen-hold
| handicap to-day. The competitive record
is 73 and there are those who predict that
with any kind Of luck Kirkby is likely "a
get inside these figures
The summary follows:
First sixteen Cfrst round)-E. NJ. Wild. cransi
ford, beat X " Marston Srant9Ta' ~ Jna
Steiner. Inwo9d up ana % play, o. =, Va
/ 2 u DUlWOCItA.
6Gat Pa1,oS Sap Nee B RS25 b.s gp and M
M9reau. vykagyl beat Dr. < T Hsght wyks-
Cyl up ~ holes, Gardiner W White. oak
land beat Gilman T.. Tiffany. Powclton ups .
/ Z. r. Allen. Fox Hills. beat .. O. Deerick.
/ Wykagy up and 70 PLAY
Second round--Wild beat Gaines. up and
/ 70 play. Widmer beat Clarke. Up and ] 10
play; Pierson beat Moreau. up; White beas
/ Beaten eight ,nrst sixteen. nrst round)-Msr-
| ston beat steiner. up; I'M beat Longacre,
up and to play. Tiffany beat Dorricks NJ
/ and 10 play.
keokuk beat T.. 9. Gales. Siwsnoy. 3 Up and 2
! q play, g.. q. Rowe, Dunwoodie beat L q B
i ils WrKsEyl 5o aP Hna zap 20 pax Eo, HS
I up; G. l. Coney. Siwanoy beat Q. VI. Rslyea.
WN .,>1l up and I 70 play f. 2. Gigets
and 20 play. " Carpenter oakland. heat =
! r Monatt' F9x Htlis, , up and 70 play: "
. NJ and 20 play. 4. e. Travis. Erglevcod,
beat Donald Carr. Rldgefeld. : ID and : 20 play.
/ Second round Matess beat Rowe up ard >
+ 10 play: W X. Gillett beat Conley , up ana I
20 play: e. p Gillett beat Carpenter ups
+ Beaten cishi second sixteen: first rouaD--
Ril.y beat Gale w. ana 70 pay hsiyss
default. Foot heat carr. up 10 holesl
Third sixteen first roundl--A. Yauch. Enge-
wood. beat Il " Navorga, Sivarov. up ana
: % play. g. O. stone. SlWanov beat II Bell.
, Wy1sSyL lp ZIP holes, 9, =. Ma.thy VIZ
Mclean. Wyhagyl best r. y. Howard. Wyk-
agv!. up and to play, r. A. Wright sal-
ttsroi. beat ] 4 Buch5ee. Manhattan. - 90
lolesl X g. Esvser. >carsisle beat n W.
} ,sykes Wyzsgyl Q ar ara . 70 ria} =. :.
I Carlson 5iwanoy reat J n Higson Canes
/ X. Ogleshy NykaE.l, no ana o. PLAY
Second rouud--lauch tea' stone / up: Nc
Lean beat Alsithy. ~ and - p,ay kly sac
1 heat VIZ sht up and > 10 play, Phillips beat
| Fourth si2tcsr mrs. foGnd-J e Parderto-d
I I0x His bea, case Edwards NykagyL S up
! and 60 play p. Gillian; wykasyl. bat =. I,
/ beat ". White. Wykagyi = Up and : 10 piay:
I ? J. Rocker. wvkasSi bca; Z r weinstsil.
W 1a1s seat az i'e soys oaavo6ais a asa =
I = Treverrov. Pope.ton. heat John Gillette.
B Mhiams - ana 20 pa \ Liehtenhesr.
ans 70 play @ Il Young. wyEagy'. sea; q
" Falrchild. Manhattan. / up 20 Loles).
] Second rC'iIi--Clilien beat Punfertore. . ~:
/ yerroV beat Valentine. ! Up Lichtsnhe!rn heat
/ Youns. 9 ~ ana 20 play
/ Fifth sixteen tfrst rorndl-C. " Earraa ".
g las b 5ss' FSth AA VAN up
= Rode Dunwood@ ~ ,i4,sr 2. An-
dreNs. Flushing hear L Clark Forest Part.
beat 4. stark. cransori { I'd and 8 . play; {.
! W Harman. sr.. Wykagyl hes' + J. LindorY.
Flushing. up and 3 70 play Tom Anderson.
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