Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-05
HOLIDAY GOLFERS
THRONG COURSES
j. HOdsOn, Jr., Annexes HOnOrs
in Selected Score COmpe-
titi0n at M0ntcIair.
GOSSIP OF THE LINKS

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Morning and afternoon sweepstakes,
in addition to thirty -six-hole select
ed score competition, all in three diVi-
sions, gave more than a hundred
Montclair golfers plenty to do yester-
day e. F. Millar with 80. 12-7S; T.
l.. Gallagher, with 81, 14--73. and a.
w Vogt, with 103, 2S-75 led in their
respective divisions in the morning,
While in the afternoon the honors
were divided among j. B. Kremer,
with 95, 12-S3; l.. N. De Vausney,
with so. 1916, and Vogt, with 101. %
-73. j. Hodson jr., was the first divi-
sion winner in the selected score COM
petition. with r. IA, while Gal
iagher, with so, lib topped the b
division, and S. L. Won VIE won the
third set, with 90. 20-70.
Defeating William Watson by the
narrow margin of 1 up. Wallace N.
Sinclair won a leg on the Baltusrol
cup at the Baltusrol Golf Club yes
terday There was a variety of other
competitions on the card. one being
an eighteen-hole match play handicap
4 against DOGGY, which was won by
/ Henry Allsopp, who finished up.
Allsopp won the sweepstakes with a
card of 80, 1910.
Eighteen-hole best ball foursome
handicaps were played at the Engle5
wood Country club yesterday, both
morning and afternoon, with the win
ners in the morning play debarred
from the afternoon competition. r.
] w SHIRLEY and w G. Freeman won
in class A in the morning, with a
score of 75-9, &C. and in the afternoon
victors were w S. Stafford and j.
r. Boyer with 76-6, 70. In class 3
| c. NJ. Harris and j. J. Schiller led in
the first competition, with S4-16, 6S,
and A. L. Marvin and T. w. Lamont
won the second, with SS-14, IA.
Several competitions were decided
at the Glen Ridge Country Club yes
terday, coincident with a thirty six
hole medal play handicap. There
were sixty-nine entries and five net
prizes were provided. Harry d. Smith
took the award for the best selected
| eighteen-hole score with so, 81,
while Il. w Condor won the cup for
the man taking the least number OF
puts for the day.
Handicaps and sweepstakes in both
morning and afternoon furnished the
attraction at the Forest Hill Field
Club yesterday r. Kuebler. with a
card of 81. 14-73, led the field in both
events in the morning, while j. b..
Garfield, with rs, 5-7S, won the after
noon handicap and John j. Radel,
with 49, BID, took the sweepstakes.
r. A. Green, e. j. Coughlin and e.
A. Tauchert were involved In a triple
tie in the eighteen-hole medal play
handicap at the Yountakah Country
Club yesterday, with the respective
cards of SO, 1910. 80, 300 and SO,
1870 r. D. Benson and e. FL. Sew
ell won the best ball sweepstakes
with 81, 21-79.
+. w. Cobb won the October prize
for Glass players at the Scarsdale
Golf and Country Club yesterday
when he defeated DR.. f. S. Irwin by
2 up and to play Medal play ham
teen holes were run off. David New
ius winning the first named with
1877. 40-l57, while William Ziegler
Sanford took the latter with 90, 81
rs.
Members OF the Haworth Country
Club competed in a thirty-six hole
medal play handicap yesterday, only
those whose allowance was rs or less
Tor an e1kIIteD-HOlt IOuIiA OGiliG
gible. Ira M. Hedges, with $50, 3d.
i59 was the winner of the w. II.
Marshall prize, while Irving Brown
took second award offered by Q. T.
Moore, with 1879. 2S-161.
An eighteen-hole medal play handi-
cap In two classes furnished the d.
version of the Apawamis Club yes
terday. Findlay s. Douglas, former
nationn! champion, winner of the
Piping Rock tournament, and OF the
sweepstakes yesterday with a card
of 81, 2-79, donated the prize for
those with handicaps of nine or less,
H. II. Raymond presented the trophy
for those with an allowance of more
than nine. The Douglas cup was won
| by Herman S. Graves with card OF
81, Cts, while r. Wayland Smith
took the Raymond award with ~,
15--77.
large field turned out to compete
in an eighteen-hole medal play han
dicap at the St Andrews Golf Clut
yesterday. The result was a tie be-
tween c. M Fowler, jr., and Isaac M
| Seligman, with respective cards of 80
ll2-7S and "a, 1918 There was also
q thirty-six hole competition for 6
prize presented by James Bertram
This was won by Charles IL. Brown
the former Hudson river champion
with 1866. S--15S.,.
Harry vardon and Edward Ray
the English golf professionals, de
feated James NJ. Barnes, of Tacoma
and Robert tombstone, of Seattle, il
a best ball foursome at Tacoma
Wash, yesterday, up and l to play
Vardon established new course rec
ord In competition In the Afternoon
round, making a CT, par for TIN
course being 49,
cutJT-rI CDOADn MATCH