Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
MORNING.

The final round for the President
cup over the Deal links on Saturday
went to w. r. Delehanty, who beat
#. W. Egner only after the thirty2sev-
enth hole. J. S. Griffith captured the
vice-president cup, defeating J. T.
Hettrick, up and l to play. e. G.
Fraser was a victor in class A of the
sweepstakes, with s0-10-70, while w.
F. Albertson took the b prize with
96-2S-6S. John j. Radel and George
F. Ludlow were tied for the lead in
the handicap. while Albertson and F.
C. Clark finished on even terms in the
| second division of the same compete
ton. The first round of the club
championship was also decided.
]. r. Stanley jr., of Deal, playing
from scratch, and A. ID. Pratt, of
Nassau, with an allowance of ten
strokes, each finished l up on boyle in
the fourteenth annual competition for
the Arthur Taylor memorial cup at
Ekwanok, Manchester, VT, Saturday.
Stanley finished even with boyle in
the play-off in the afternoon, while
Pratt was down, Fred Herreshoff
was handicapped at plus and finished
down His card was interesting, in
that it contained eight successive
fours on the homeward journey.
]. Barton Garfield, the club cham
pion, and Donald Carr, who was run
ner-up in the recent title match, were
tied for gross honors of the day at the
Forest Hill Field Club links Saturday.
Both covered the eighteen holes in "A.
r. e. Rose and e. r. Brown were
winners of the trophies offered in the
four-b ball foursomes The ball sweep
stakes, at eighteen holes, was cap
tured by Richard Erler with Count
OloZaga second. The second round
for the July cup was also decided.
Justice Mahlon Pitney participated
in Saturdays round of the President
Granville M. White golf cup, at the
Morristown links, and was beaten out
by Frederick w. Ford, who received
three points toward the trophy. JUS
tice Pitney was awarded two points
and D. II. McAlpin, who was third,
took one point.
N. M. Goodlett and r. C. Kerr who
defeated II. G. Plumpton and j. c.
Plat, up, won the finals in the July
tournament in foursome event at the
Montclair Golf Club OF Saturday. Il.
l.. Curry and j. A. Kelsey beat
Charles Gowing and w. 3. CraYath.
6 up 4. In the second fight. In the
ball sweepstakes II. G.. Plumpton, d.
d. Mackay and l.. N. DeVausney won
in class A, and C, respectively.
S. d. Smith won in class A with II,
and C. A. Hungerford in class with
rs. In an eighteen-hole handicap In
two classes at the Glen Ridge Country
Club links Saturday.
There is a report going around that
John ID. Rockefeller has purchased
the links of the Lake Mahopac Golf
Club for $4,000. Rockefeller has a
private course of his own near Tar
rytown, and the Mahopac course is
rot far distant
There are those who compare the
meteoric career of Miss Muriel Dodd,
the British .woman's champion, with
that of Miss Marion Hollins, who re-
Gently annexed the womans metro
politan championship. as Miss Dood
took part in her first championship
tournament last year at Turnberry,
and succeeded in reaching the fifth
round.
II Jerome d. Travers is not sue
cessful in his quest of another ma
tional amateur championship at Gar
den City five weeks hence it will
hardly be through any lack of prac-
tise on his own part. This was
shown when he appeared at Powell
ton, and in addition to winning the
medal in record figures, annexed the
chief prize as well. He then visited
the Antlers Club, near Troy, and set
a new record for the nine-hole course
by going around in 36.
Hopes are high that the, golfers in
the region west of the Alleghenies
will make better showing than ever
In the national amateur champion
ship tournament over the links of the
Garden City Golf Club, Long Island.