Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-23
MANY COURSES ARE
CROWDED BY
GOLFERS

In addition to the seniors tourna
ment, his week will see the annual
competition for the Lesley cup be-
tween teams representing Massachu
sets, Pennsylvania and metropolitan
golf associations. They will gather
on the links of the Huntington Val
ley Country. Club, near Philadelphia.
on Friday and Saturday. The Mas
saehusetts and Pennsylvania team
will meet on Friday, while the Nets
will play the winner. The latter won
the trophy 1t the Nassau Country
Club a year ago.
Deal Championship.
The championship of the Deal Golf
and Country Club will be decided
Saturday. Percy w. Kendall and
George r. Brokaw are the flnalists.
Kendall. who has on two previous
occasions won the title, defeated +.
d. Lounsberry Saturday, s to 4, and
Brokaw defeated j. j. Radel, Of this
city, s and 4.
J. T.. Stanley, ir., of this city,
last seasons champion, was Bro
kaw's opponent in the FIRST round at
match play Saturday morning ana
Z DC utIthiths = lG AItiii'ti fbi'fh
out Saturday will receive a cham
pionship medal, and will also have
his name engraved on the cham
pionship tablets at the Deal Club
house.
Yantacaw Golf Club Chsmpionsbip.
The .semi-fnals Of the club golf
championship now being held at the
Yantacaw Golf Club were won by
Marc NJ. Michael. who beat Walter
pfeil, holder of the record for the
course by 4 up and 3 to play. Mr..
Michael will play George Martin
Saturday, the 2Sth, or Sunday. the
2ath. In the finals for the champion
ship OF the club. Mr.. s. II. Dorr won
the semi-iinals for the consolation
cup by defeating William Shelp, II
up and . to play
Garfield and wood Winners.
The eighteen hole medal play, best
ball foursome. was the competition
of the day at the Forest Hin golf
links Saturday. j. Barton Garfield,
the club golf champion, and c. s.
Wood won the trophies. The former,
aided by his partners big handicap,
easily won honors. He had a gross
score of 70. the lowest of the day.
Several other events were carded,
and some keen competition resulted
Turrell and Napier in Final.
Fred Turrell. last years champion,
and Harold Napier remain alone for
the final of the championship golf
tournament of the South Orange
Field Club. This pair. both young
sters, won their way through a field
of veterans. The finals will take
place next Saturday.
At Upper Montclair.
Match play for the presidents cup
and vice president's trophy began on
the links OF the Upper Montclair Club
Saturday. Fol the presidents cup
the results were: u. j. carlin beat w.
Sutton, 2 up i; A. IL. Gregg beat
w. II. Dewitt, 2 up; p. Fl, Eaton
beat G. r. Berian, 3 up 2; II. Struller
beat G.. II, Peterson. 4 up 2; f. M.
Wood beat Ward Beleher. 3 UP .:
Stanley Soverel beat A. +. Armagnac.
j up; |. A. Meeker beat j. G..
Ketcham, . up Z; l.. M. Peabody beat
c. w. Hudson, 6 up B.
Scott at Glen Ridge.
T. j. Scott captured the ball sweep
stakes, the feature event at the Glen
Ridge Club, Saturday. He had a net
score of ~.
Baltusroi Golf.
w. M. Sinclair was first among the
contestants in the semi-annual quail
flying round for the .Baltusrol cup on
the Baltusrol links Saturday. Five
players tied for last place with net
scores of "a.
At Essex County Country Club.
j. f. Taylor and w. II. II, Smith
will have to play off a tie saturday,
10 see which of the pair is entitled to
pompete for the club golf champion
ship of the Essex County Country
Club. They tied for sixteenth place
Saturday.
]. j. McDermott, open champion
and Atlantic City Club professional,
will play Gil Nichols, of Whining
ton. on the links at Mortified this
week. The match is to be thirty
six holes. The affair has been hang
ing fire since the two Eastern stars
returned from Chicago.
The eighth annual senior golf tour
nament \over the links of the Apa-
wants Club at Rye, n. y, will take
place Wednesday and. Thursday of
this week.