Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-02
TIES IN FOREST
HILL GOLF PLAY
Six Competitors Finish on Even
Terms in Medal Han
dicap.
TELLER LOSES AT DEAL

Intricate ties resulted in the eigh-
teen-hole medal play handicap in two
classes at the Forest Hill Field Club
yesterday. In Glass A. T. ]. Lintott,
C, E. T. Scharps, c. Olozaga and r.
Stoutenburgh were those involved.
Lintott and Olozaga fell by the way
side in the play-off and Stoutenburgh
and Scharps must compete further to
decide the prize. They had respective
cards of 10, .12-67 and IS, $50, the
tie being brought about through the
fact that scores of 70 or less count
even.
In Class B L. Kaiser, A. H. Hum
phreyville and j. F. Stillwell were
tied. Stillwell being put out on the
playoff.
W. V. Bruce, 1r., almost had a
monopoly of the prizes at the Apa-
wants Club yesterday, when his card
of 15S, 12-146, led the field for both
gross and net award in a 36-hole
medal play handicap for a prize pre-
scented by H. l.. Downey. He pre-
ferred the gross, which left the net
for R. P. Waldron, with 10, 20-150
Bruce won the SWEEPSTAKES with a
card OF 81. 6-75.
W. w. White, with card of 50, 10
70, led the field on the 1S-hole medal
play handicap at Englewood yester-
day. There was also a selected score
competition for 36-hole foursomes, in
which r. Z. clarendon and T. f. Man
son led class A with So, 5-63, while
L T
with so, lie, headed class B.
An 18-hoe handicap against DOGGY
was the attraction at the Great Neck
Golf Club yesterday, the event being
won by Joseph Millang, with handi-
cap allowance of twelve strokes.
F. B. Beale, with card of Sc. %
"a, led the field in the 1S-hole medal
play handicap competition in the
Labor Day tournament of the Canoe
Brook Country Club at Summit, n.
j., yesterday afternoon. p. NJ. Sizer,
who with S. II. Hovey won the four
| ball foursomes, was second, with
card of 81, 25-66.
| Playing in a four ball exhibition
| yesterday at the Deal Golf and Coun-
! try Club, Louis Teller, the French
professional, who is in America to
compete for the open championship
| of the United States, handed in
| scores of 70 and %. He had j. T.
| Smith as a partner, and lost to Will
Norton, the home pro- and P. w
Kendall by to / margin. Teller
had difficulty on the greens and at
! times his putting was weak Norton
| had "a in the afternoon. The first
and second rounds of match play for
the September cup also was run off
II. H. Salmon, with a score of 81,
30. led the field in the handicap
at the Glenwood Country Club yes
terday. The competition also counted
for the club championship. The best
gross of the day was the SO of j. W.
! Hallenbeck There was putting
competition for women, in which Mrs.
| f. A. Tasker was the winner with a
! score of 90.
The event of chief interest at the
Park Golf Club yesterday was the
qualifying round, eighteen holes
medal play, for the fall championship,
! the lowest eight scores to qualify.
1 These cards We're returned: w. p.
( Taylor, Sc; DIR. Fl. K. Carroll, 81; H.
H. Woodland, 81: Royle T. Phillips,
IS: c. B. Morse. 90; w. e. Tough, 9S;
w II. Nischwitz. SO; c. j. Land, 100:
Harry Demeza, 1903; w. V. Byard, 104;
Arthur c. Van Arsdale, 106, and j.
F. Hillman, l13.
At the Hackensack Golf Club yes
terday members competed in the
morning for the governors cup al
eighteen holes, best four scores tc
qualify at match play. The following
were low f. b. Craft, SO, 26-63; r
c Bedding, SO, 20--69; c. Kasuya, 80
20-69; Vincent Hilton, 70, 80, an6
j. H. Abeel 81. 14-7O. In the after
noon a mixed foursome was the
event, and the winners were Mr.. ant
Mrs. William II. Watt, with a caro-
of 80, Csc, and Mrs. V. c. Armstrong