Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-05
GOLFERS HAVE BIC
DAY ON THE LINKS
Competitions of All Sorts IN
dulged in Over Various
Metropolitan Courses.

HAShOpOhtuA SOui oSos
Golfers held forth and enjoyed their
favorite pastime on the numerous
links in the metropolitan district on
the Fourth All the Jersey courses
were in full operation throughout the
day, and competitions of various ma
lures were the vogue.
The Montclair Golf Club links were
crowded yesterday with members who
took part in the various COMPETE
tons More than $50 players turned
out. There were sweepstakes in the
morning and afternoon in three
classes with thirty-six- affair.
in which the selected eighteen
counted.
E. o. lockwood, n. M. Goodlet and
w. T. Smith were the class winners
in the sweepstakes in the morning,
while Eads Johnson, P. L. Gallagher
and II. d. Hayes took prizes in the
afternoon.
In the flag tournament, in which
the par of the course was added to
players handicap and he planted
his standard where he took the last
stroke; C. W. Billings was returned
the winner. For the women there
was a putting competition in two
classes in which Mrs. l.. NJ de Baus-
|ney and Mrs. c. II. Mcmahon were
the resDectiVe winners
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The Deal Golf and Country Club
links were thronged yesterday.
George H. Burd showed the way in
the 36-hole medal play handicap, Sc
lected eighteen holes to count. His
card was 75-S, 81. In the second
set Mcintosh Kellogg and L. l.. An
drews tied with respective cards of
S1-14, 81 and 1912, 81. This qualify
ing rounds for the presidents and
ce-presidents cups were also
played.
Because of the club rule that scores
of ~ or less shall count as ", nu-
merous ties resulted in the medal
play handicap in two classes at the
Forest Hill Field Club yesterday. T.
J. Lintott won the first division prize
in the DOGGY handicap in the after
noon, finishing up. The cards fol-
low:
Glass A-C. Olozaga. S4-15, SO;
Thomas Chisholm, s3-14 SO; A.
Sykes, 84-13, II; DIR. Morrison, 81
10, II; C. E. T. Scharps, SILL, 70;
e. p. Bard, S7-15, 70; T. J. Lintott,
90 K,,ah1ar Q7-1A rs
A. f. Gussman, 84-9, rs; ]. S. Hag-
gerty,. S5-9, rs: R. r. Piper, 93-16,
n; DIR. Washington, 92-13, 70; Victor
Christi. 96-15, 81.
Class B-W. J. Vance, S4-1S, 66;
S. S. Gaylord, s4-17, 81; R. E. Rose,
$50, IS; T. Allsopp, 9o-18, 70; D. H.
Van Ness, 91-19, 72; e. B. Gregory,
s7-16, II; ]. S. Stillwell, 92-17, 70:
c. L. Cameron, 9S-22, rs; L. Keyser,
1OO--18, 80; w. T. Jolly, 106-24, So.
The medal play competitor at SO
holes for a cup presented by H. S.
Chapman was won on the Glen
Ridge Country Club links yesterday
by II. S. Benson, with net score
of lat. The best scores were; Ben
son, 1870. lat; Frank Mitchell, 174
20. 148; w. B. Colson 177-2S, 149;
w. G. Thomas. 1915, ISL; J. e. Ogil-
vie 1920, 1872
The eighteen handicap for
a cup was won by e. w. Congdon
with $50, Il. ]. H. Lounsbury had
90-1s 70, and II. d. Smith, 79-6, 70.
A women's putting competition was
won by Mrs. r. l.. tombstone, with
Mrs Lester Wallace second and Mrs.
Edward Mitchell third.
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Three competitions were decided at
the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday, a
thirty-six-h medal play handicap,
four-ball affair and the usual
sweepstakes. F. P. Nash, with
so, S1-161, returned the best gross of
the day for two rounds, while Whar-
ton Green, with 16S-16-152, was the
winner of the net award. F. H. Brown
and Mashall Geer, with 190-33-157,
led the field in the foursomes, while |
the sweepstakes prize went to A. E.
Downer, with 91-14-77.
The new clubhouse and course of
the Crawford Golf Club was formally |
opened yesterday, although the pant |
has been is use for several weeks. |
After a day of golf. the members |
held a dinner in the clubhouse, at |
which William c. Freeman was the |
principal speaker William Gellatly, |
president of the club, received a low
ing-cup j. Ianson and Edwin M. |
Wild the club champion, defeated |
George Low, the Baltusrol profess
sional, and Max r. Marston, the in
terscholastic champion. by l up in
an eighteen hole four-ball match. The
mixed foursomes were won by c. F.
Wright and Mrs. w. A. Barnell, with
1885, 45-93, while George Taylor took
the handicap prize with 99-29-70.
In addition to four-ball foursomes
at the Yountakah Country Club yes
terday, where w. j. Hoyt and w.
Harker led the field with 80-17-63.
the qualifying round for the green's
committee cup was run off. In the
last named competition f. d. Hay
wood and II. d. Giles tied for first
place, with respective cards of
S5-15-T0 and Tito.
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