The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-15
ISAAC MACKIE LEADS
FIELD AT SHAWNEE
Scores Double Round in $40 i'm
.SOggy Going--Pupil Of His
Two Strokes OFF.
J. NJ. BARNES CLOSE THIRD
Contestants Send Message to
Gil Nichols and Form an
Association.
J. NJ. BARNES CLOSE THIRD

SHAwNEE-o N-DELAwARE. Pa, July a.
Contestants in the Eastern open golf
championship at the Shawnee Country
Club to-day had to contend with miserable
weather conditions and under the crcum-
stances 1t is surprising that the scores
were SO good. Rain fell necessarily from
the time the first pair went out until tho
last pair came in.
First honors fell to Isaac Mackle OF
Fox Hills and were richly deserved. Play
ing golf OF high character, he returned
"A score OF lia and was the only player
to negotiate the thirty-six holes In legs
than $50 strokes. \ very rcmarka bic
feature Of his golf was n string Of fours
for tho first nine holes. In addition to
this he did not have one six during the
day His card
FIRST ROUND
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SECOND ROUND.
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Another feature was the play OF Joe
Mitchell of Upper Montclar n pupil OF
Mackie, who came in second with a score
of 1871. James NJ. Barnes Of tho White
marsh Valley Country Club upheld the
honor OF Philadelphia. finishing third with
1874 strokes.
During tho day telegram signed by
all the competitors was sent to Gil
Nichols. who was injured recently In an
auto wreck, wishing him a speedy re-
covery and regretting that nc Is unable
10 be present at the tournament. \ meet
Ing was held ut the Buckwood Inn in the
evening az which the Professional Golfers
Association OF the East was formed and
officers elected for the ensuing year.
The summary:
Isaac. MacEic, Fox HIS. 70 7s--i.s, 10.
MNfrnnIl MpnfrlNtr
Barnes. WhItemarsh. Is SIS: Ton
5 AnGer'G2 M9qtesiro e si-ls5: Aieck
Rochester. -. sl--i57. Charles Horner. At
i.nlc Iity 81 Cd. Dave Honcyman.
spring Haven. -, sl--i5s. Herbert strong
Inwood - stmiSs. Fred Mcleod; columbia,
5o-l5a: wlllinm Ker-isan. Dcdhnm so 50
--lso: Louis Teller. Canoe Brook. So. rs
sG ! James FTfa ssn T |ydmns 9F Valley s 10
S:-lsl. Peter Robertson. Mshandarls. SO.
7s-iissss. payd,d Hunter. Essex County, 50,
1876. II. C. Mcdonald. Buffalo. so. sj-I65;
Tom skipper Pittsneld. ~, ss--iss: George
chevy chase 50. s7--is5. Jack Jolly. IN,
attached. IS, s?-i67. James Il Thomson
french. ' York. 50, H-iS7. Alex campbeIl
Brookline, 50. s,--i67 Elmer Loving Ar.
c2l,, So SO Essl1n,ld WorihlHs,S,n'
Wilmington. 81. $50. William Entwstie.
New New HJ%"TGk ss J. 9%s' x ass
Trenton. 80, sS--172. Jack Campbell. Old
York Road. s., s7-l72. George. +, sayres
Merton. SIS. 90--l75: Donald Bail. Washing
ton. Sc, sI--iI5; Frank Redwood Garden
City 90. sb.-l75: carl Anderson. Shonecos-
set. 81, S6-i77. George HoNner, unattached
81. Soft Frank sprogeli, Philmon,. 50.
sg--l7S. James Dousherty. Overlook, 81
SIP Robert white. shawnee, 30, 90
$50, Layton Eoch. shawnee. SIS s?-iso
william Gour'ey. Elizabeth. g.. 9i--isl; 6.
cameron. Lchigh, 81. 95-lst George Nc
Connachic, Northampton, 80, 93-lss,
Edward West. shawnee, %, s5--lss; George
Peters, Belneld, 100. 94-le4 Alex Duncan.
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