New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-20
rorn,er Swimmer Wins Tourney
on Fox Hills Links.
nEFeATS RALPH CARROLL
,ohn Duffy Steals March on the
gandicappers and Wins Medal
PLAY Match for Seniors.

-, Naething, occasionally known in
sore by as the human fish" because
80 ability as a swimmer. showed his
.a,llity by winning the first annual golf
-a-,srt Of the New York Athletic Club
'o.' ,ha Fox Hills links on Staten Island
s..raav Nsething defeated Ralph Car
s.or of Greenwich. ? up In the final round
ro,ncident with the match ROUNDS IN 'ne
...,o,s divisions were two eishteen-hole
) Iii play handicaps. an open snalr' ano
- restricted 20 seniors Of nifty years OF
- In the first named NaethnG ana H.
,,.rilton. another Enslewood man. TIED
- ,bA gross prize. with scores of a. These
80, also got into a quadruple deadlocR
-, T s. Viele. Of Ardsley. and FREDERICK
r.-,sn Of Oakland. for the net trophy, al
:, The seniors handicap was Won by john
- of 81. Andrews. with card OF
% g In stealing a march on the
S.na,oarpers Duffy explained that his q
sen strokes better than anything he
80 ever made before.
p.,,-ning 10 the main contest. Naething
- nv winning a hard fought match
go, T. A. Janin. of the Richmond County
,-o,,,trv Club. in the sen1i-hnal round. In
,f,;,v 10 keep out Of trouble cost Janin
: -, r,stch. but as It was he forced Naeth-
.r,o the home green. In order TO save the
1sn,n would have had to get at
.,vhteenth, and he came within an ace
y. .ettinc Il. for the long put hit the PACK
,bo hole. Matching made the round
n r. ..,,,,r caro-
,.~,.e u Foot the Apawamis veteran
r-r-,r- for home UP, Carroll always hao
-, watch IN hand thereafter. The last
-. root won was the short sixteenth
80 after driving 10 the trap and play
49,, short. he ran down long put Tor
carroll Immediately retaliated with
-, IN the next green, which won the
match by a and margin.
carroll never got keyed up in the de-
efsire match. Occasionally he would orlng
"A q good shot. but more often he wouldh l.
am IN make matters worse, he putted
,,geedlv. The most glaring lapse In this
..snect was on the tenth green, where he
Nd for the hole with his ball lying only
q cl.b's length from the flag. Through
,arelessness Carroll hit his opponents ball
INTO the cup. so that halve in resulted
On the seventeenth tee Nsethins stood
dormie Carroll STAYED of the evil day by
Winning that hole, but NaethinS settled
matters with fine at the home hole
where he drove the green. He got around
,n Is 70 the others 50. Naething was cap
fair Of Yale's water polo team one season
ana FOR four years he played on the New
YORK Athletic Clubs champion team. He
95ss also won honors on the mat as
wrestler
The summary follows:
Fltt sixteen (seml-dnal round)-Ralph Car
rel Greenwich. beat James ID. Foot. Apawamis,
: w. ana . 20 play: John Matching, Engewooo,
Hat J 4 Janin. Richmond County. 1 up.
FINAL rouni-Naething beat Carroll, , up.
Beaten eight, first sixteen tinal round)-N. J.
Co, con, Wykasyl beat Theodore CaSsebeel, OAK
hid Up and 10 play
second sixteen ,semi-fnal roundJ-P. A Proal
Rumsen. beat IL. Ii. BOttOme. Baltusiol, up
ans : 10 play. !. II. Bell, Wykagyl, beat d.
george D. Hamlin. Englewood, up and to
FINAL roand-Prosl beat Bell UP and to
Beaten eight. second sixteen (anal round)-
Roteu Collier Dunwoodie. beat c. A. Spohord,
4paEamis, Z up and 10 play.
y. !sid sixteen (semi-hnal round)-J. @. Batter
. "a; ToX Hl,s beat John S. McAleenan, Fox
F.-s, Z Up and 10 play. ". r. Delehanty.
1S4J beat J. T. Faoer Richmond County, Up
81. TO play
Final round Patterson beat Delehanty. up
"a 90 play.
Beattu eight. third sixteen final round)-F. L.
Smith. Eidgewood beat G. j. Mckenna, Wood
mere ~ ans / 10 play.
Fourth division ,semi-fnai round)-J. NJ.
savage, fo1 Hlls, beat y. II. Landale, Oakland
Z W. II. j. Brown. Wyantenuck, beat r. a.
sa5seen Fox HIS, up go hOies).
Fine round-BroVn beat savage. up.
Beaten eight. fourth division (fiusl round
Is.ph hckcx, Bedford beat d. s. Phinny New
10Th H. c. % mp ana ! TO play