The evening world., 1912-09-26
"OLDSTERS' Of LINKS
RESUME TOURNAMENT
ON RYE COURSE
Annual Senior Golf Event May
Extend to Chicago Next
Season.

ApAWAMIS GOLF CLUB, RYE, y.
v, sept 26.-Practicaily every one OF
the veteran golfers who returned a
card yesterday was on hand early to-
day to renew the struggle In the annual
senior golf turnament now In progress.
The older the more eager they secmcd
The seniors have adopted a class cry !.
"Onc "A senior, always n senior and
already plans are being made for next
years affair. with possibly special fea-
lures. When play began to-day James
A. Tying was in the lead for gross
score and Chief Justice Gummere OF
New Jersey for the net. but the wager
ing was at big odds that neither could
hold their advantage.
While courteous to marked degree.
not one of the contestants would con-
cede putt OF six inches and when IL
came TO thronging about the score
board and keeping the closest sort Of
tabs on those who did not finish early,
the college boys have nothing on the
veterans Almost two score Bostonians
remained In the contest to-day, con-
clusively proving that the seniors af-
fair now held there annually by George
Wright has proved a feeder rather than
n rival to the Apawamis fixture. A
scheme is now Matching for a similar
affair at Chicago.
This year the seniors have taken on
an International aspect for the first
time through the presence OF Francis
Braidwood Of the Ontremont Club,
Montreal. who at we'll past seventy year
mark does not weigh much over 100
pounds and at times seemed to be lean
ing upon his clubs for support. Sew
eral of the old stars to-day showed the
effects OF getting soaked through by
yesterdays rain. but limbered up their
rusty bearings by llniment and massag-
ing. Here and there a limp was to be
detected hut everyone was dead game.
a kcker's handicap was the special
card to-day. The winner will be the
man with score nearest th1t- OF the
lowest handicap player. The players
are taking a straw vote for President.
1t Is a bind AFFAIR. each writing his
choice on a slip of paper and dropping
II in box. being on tree. The re-
suit will be announced this afternoon.
Scores follow:
p \. BATES. wGrcestsr. o5a =. $780,,
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william, T. kaufman. Piainfisld, 100. ). 81
&. 6. Rel. Bos,on, "a, q. ss-i7I.
: /; Esaq TsntPs, IL; a. AL 3 ao 90,
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h.1en Morse Gsn6st,.n, q. + ei.,!s.
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~ Walter 6. Washington, Forest Hii. 1oe,
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A. =. worthinston. Washington, ii2, 10. 90
CAROL F. Norton, Garden City. Io4. s. 90
Wesley NJ oisr. Apawamis, %. a. ee-lss.
90. W. Dickinson. pyku Meadows. 1872, 10.
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Jane. y. Foote. Answamis, 90. 0. ee-lDt.
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T. A.. hale, BOSTON. ios, 10, se-,7s
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ii L. TScrn-li' Ramsoi. 81. !. 81 rs.