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at the conclusion Of the twelfth hole
won 1 up.
Eynon started things by taking the first
hole. The second was halyed. He had a
| little hard luck at the third or he would
probably have taken that one also. He
got away with a splendid drive, Davidson
pulling into the rough On his second
shot. his ball struck the limb of a tree.
Davidson meanwhile extricating himself
in clever fashion. and making the green
on his second. On Eynon's approach, ne
overran the green and when he missed
hard putt Davidson took the hole In
par 4. making it all even.
Davidson took the lead at the NTH, the
fourth being haived. Eynon pulled into
the rough on his tee shot and topped ms
second stroke. Davidson overran the
green. but ran down a splendid putt. ne
gotiating the hole in 4, which is
stroke better than par
series Of poor drives by Davidson
gave Eynon the next one. making 1t all
even again. The seventh was halved ,and
so was the eighth. In this one Davidson
missed a good chance of breaking the tie
when he missed short putt. his pail
trimming the cup. The ninth was also
halved in this one Davidson having the
me which prevented him from taking
the hole.
The second shot at the tenth hole found
both players on the green. Eynon giving
Davidson the hole when he missed a
| three-foot putt. On the next Davidson
came very near making it up, a
stymie interfering with his shot and
enabling Eynon to halve the hole in 6.
Davidson made 1T up In the next.
! however, when Eynon's ball went in the
water hazard and was lost. the winner
| Just clearing 1t himself Things remain
ed the same until the fourteenth, when
Davidson after having made the green
on his second shot. fell down badly on
short putt. allowing Eynon to take the
| hole in par, 4. The fifteenth made II all
even again, Eynon taking this one by
some clever work. He reached the green
on his second. his opponent rolling INTO
| the bunker from which he made a pretty
out. On his fourth stroke he missed the
hole by inches and Eynon played him
safe taking the hole in 4. although ne
might have made it in 3 had he cared TO
take the chance.
| The sixteenth furnished the real ex-
citement of the match. On his tee shot
| Eynon hit the edge of the water hazard
| and bounced back in. Davidson in the
| meantime going into the trap on the
| other side of the hole. Eynons ball was
| in water about seven inches deep. lying
| on the bottom. He turned up his trousers
| and waded in and on his second attempt
placed the bail on the green within a
yard of the hole. While this was gong
l
He lost two strokes getting out OF his
predicament and when he missed his putt
Eynon took the hole with 5.
Davidson made it all even again on the
| seventeenth and It looked very mucn as
| If he would win the match on the next,
as Eynon who had the honor, drove his
| first ball out Of bounds. thereby losing
| stroke His second was beautiful drive
which was almost as long as his oppo-
nent.s first two shots. Eynon had all the
| better OF the third, he reaching the green
with Davidson lying just on OF It, On
| their fourth shots Davidson was about
three yards from the hole to Eynon's 8
| one, and when he missed MS putt Eyhoh
| took the match on his.
The cards for this match follow:
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Davidson
fn'....... H'' ''.'.'.'.'' s 8 8 s4s-ss
DR.. Paris E. Brengle took the first prize
in the second sixteen, w. NJ. Smith being
his opponent in the final round. The doc
tor put up one Of the best games Of his
it was all even and from this stage of the
game until the finish of the match ne
played as he has never played before.
Coming in. he took the first three. The
eleventh and twelfth he negotiated in par
|5 The next was halved, Smith winning
the fourteenth. Brengle took the f1f-
teenth, halved the sixteenth and eigh-
teenth and allowed Smith to take the fif-
teenth when he missed an easy putt. His
card for this match follows:
a' IN. n.............. ''..'.... s IS 5 s-A-s4
J.H. Hanna and w. H. Moses won the
third and fourth sixteens. respectively. the
former defeating j. c. Let's in the final
round up and l. and the latter winning
from c. s. Watts. up and 4. Mr. Moses
hoe those who cOmnAtpd
in the fourth sixteen. and did not win
prize in either the event itself or in the
consultations. Those eligible to compete
are Messrs. r. w. Cox. Charles Langley.
George Nick. McClelen. NJ. F. Fry, Paul
Freeman, E. C. Lott, Robinson White, l..
E. Berdine The match will be played off
the latter part of this week. 1t will be
Summary.
The summaries Of yesterdays play fol-
low:
FIRST SIXTEEN
Semi final round-E. B. Eynon, jr.. defeated
George p James; up and to play John G
play Final round--E. B. Eynon, jr.. defeated
John c. Davidson. up.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
Semi final round-Dr. Paris E. Brengle de-
feated L. e. Sinclair. 8 up and to play. Final
round-Dr. Paris E. Brensie defeated ". NJ
Smith. up
THIRD SIXTEEN.
SAni final romd-J. H. Hanna defeated Henry
L. West. 2 up; J: E. Let's defeated Q. g. Moore
6 no and TO play. Final round-J. H. Hanna
defeated ]. c. Let's. up and i to play.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Semi-fnal round-W. II. Moses defeated o.
j. DeMoll, up and to play; c. S. Watts de-
feated n Ker 3 up and 2 to play. Final
round--w. Fl. Moses defeated c. s. Watts up
and to play.
DEFEATED EIGHTs-FIRST SIXTEEN.
Semi -nnal round-Alpheus Winter defeated H.
9. Chamberlain, up; G. Q. Van Leer defeated
Winter defeated G. g. Van Leer, 5 up and 2
to play.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
Semi-nual round-Daniel K. Jackson defeated
r. A. 0eddes, by default; G. H. Ohasmer de-
feateA r. B. Pyle, ! up. Final round-Daniel
X. jackson defeated G. Fl. Chasmer, up and
to play.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Semi-fnal round-E. Dana Durand defeated
Norris w. Mclean. I mp at ~ holes; William
Kehlinger defeated Jack f. kreh. ir.. up and
to play. Final round-E. Dana Dnrand de-
feated W. Kebiinger. up and to play.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
Eemi-Anal round-M. r. Fry defsetAd Paul
Freeman, up at 10 holes: Orville Drown de-
ssassd 2. q, 1saHecal y es astsala E:als E0na-