The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-08
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN |
GOLD MEDAL WINNER
Only Man in Garden City Field
to Break 80 in Testing
Golf Round.
MAX BEHR NEXT IN ORDER
Marston Fails to Turn In Card
Hyde Falls to Second
Division.
MAX BEHR NEXT IN ORDER

ssvoritcs managed to- make berths for |
themselves in the first sixteen Of the IN
citation tournament at the Garden City |
Golf Club this morning, but they left the !
Mace at the head of the list for one of
,hose who was not expected to blossom
fsrth as the winner OF the medal.
Although his victory was a bit unex-
,,.c,ed Cornelius j. sullivan OF Baltusrol q,
n,ly earned the honors that came his
CAV His score OF as was the only one of
the entire field under so. and the field in
clpded such golfers as the redoubtable
Walter J. Travis-more redoubtable than
ever on his own course; Max Behr, Tor
,,srIy New Jersey champion. and once
rnnner up for the national title, Hamil-
ION X. Kerr. a emi-fnalist in the national
chanpionship of 1912 Gardner w. White,
IN hogan "A notable string OF victories in
,aii ON the course over which he PLAYED
,o.day. and many others. who. although
moi SO well known, are to be round well
toward the top OF the metropolitan han
dicap list
ue was out in 81. and coming in made
-. mistakes on the short twelfth. and
,ha home hole across the pond. he made
me mar & and added another at the
fourteenth, where the par figure is 4. Ills
card:
SSs'..." :; ) 81 ) ) ss--ss-ss
Raltusrol scored again when Max
Behr turned in an evenly balanced 80
which put him in second position on the
-., Of oualiners He went out In 40
and came back in 40. giving his score
sn annearance that brooked no criticism
a. far AS its symmetry was concerned
II was such good golfing weather that
the comparatively high scores were
w. Trax OF in with
IN -. which gave him no higher place
than a part in a three cornered tie for
Af,h place, Hamilton Kerr and III. Il.
Willoughby, Jr. OF the Philadelphia
Country Club being the two other 81
, men. Gardiner w. White OF Flushing.
who won one Of the most notable tri-
umphs OF his golfng career when he de-
feated Travis in a forty-one hole match
in the final round OF the Garden City
tourney in 1911, made the round to-day
in g. which made him the third man on
the list. and r. A. Thomson. National,
captured fourth place with an So.
There were a number OF upsets during
the play. Max r. Marston. OF whom
much was expected. could not get going
and finally tore up his card. An SO put
James r. Hyde. South Shore. down In
the second sixteen and there were several
A.. others who found themselves good deal
further down the list than they are wont
10 be.
The four ball handicap for teams OF
two which was played in the afternoon
proved a popular innovation and many
OF those who had played in the qualifying
round made second round OF the course
40 well as three or four others who cam,
down too late TO play this morning.
Max Marston atoned somewhat for hi'
poor play In the testing round by win
ming the afternoon event with c. r. Var
Week Jr as his partner. The Baltusro
pair turned In score OF 11-4-61
Walter J. Travis and Percy r. Pyne %
we're in second place with 75-4-1.
The scores
FIRST .sixieen-Cornelius J. sullivan , Bal
u ie-so Gardiner W. White. Flushing
IL wlo1 T6G%'0 r. T Psiias.iDh Il
Country e.. t?"si: Waiter j. Travis. Gafde
cry. q; ':.s4 Hamilton < Kerr so W
Hill, -, i.-s5. o. II. MeAlpn a. M9rri
County -, .s-s6; James A. n Tyne. "a "a
if HE a.. 20 ,ss5 So & :. ' SaS Week, jr b
,a.Io' a. s:Is' r,c H ,, Wylie H Ga1aS
Ply, a.. So. ". l.. Richards St. An
Second SiWeen--A. b. Ashforth. Apawami
q SIS, !. 81: Reae,ti Gard. Garden ci,y. z
9 $. CO.'S, oakland. a.. ass; Z. l. D.
ss Gsrdiq c g fl 4 Il H, a. "s sohi
ssofe i. ~; James b Bush. Andovee
z So r. NJ Taris L . Great Se .lLs 4
r Leake, GARDEN ely; IL, $50 ds cor,
Brokaw' Nsssau !s. $40 ~ a; n p Gov
; aS;$1%, :, ss-'} ' E. g. i 4ra''s
N4 Tara s Il sas,d NJ. Robbins Garde
ci!y 8, iS..-si; G, l.. Gardiner ~ ,i.n Gard,
.s-s?. c. A. .sporord,,. Garden City: a. 46;
e. u +. whitney, Nassau =, SIS
s,apicys. w SarSe" y; 5s-s: Fred ksr
| Ms!dstohc 80, 50--9S; q. C: Greenway, ~
Gd ifisn CIV -. $50 q. schepmoes Upp
Mon'calr IS, iG--si; !. y Foot, Apawam
H.J.N Sleele, Jr,;, piping, Rock is, IS,
'm w. T. Ta{GrJ Ek ;,y g. = 80 49,
Fourth si%teen-F rsderick snare, lHayaD
So " H. rr rue Fox H!iIs
,;-ss p A. W. pro SSII Rumscn a' -. 5c--Si;
Hsedsrson' KnG..wo ,,,v a. $3.50 800
Ben nieBEg r"@"SKGiineG ',Hea tsGsS II s Je8nin.
THaltk'i" rs is-S7. {. j DIXON. J
"HSSN4any , 90 ti II Il w eSSRpH Gard
c.V; ~ toE9i; $ r. swi,h, 6a,aeP CT
Fi:h siyt ,"l,eS '' 3. cieshorn Ekwano
%. -, p, r. J.nnineS Garden Cll
e" Sands Ri e. G TrRna"c i Hs'' 5is
George Lord, Rockaway 4s-64; l0G'
s, s"r' M Gss9f" c IS $50 iG, io
,h9.nei, Garden ciiy, ga, iCs' lp3 or%
VI E"l ar Midland. 5i--bo, lOi; f, h n
can Atlantic city. J3-5l, 10t; c,
FaI@. Timer Montclaalr, ,5o-','. iOIi F;
- andrews, 54--52, 1895. J., u. ottl'
Nassau oI--5i, l0s; W. II Mills, Card
,''H .--57, 100, +. W. Gwnne' Jr' Aru
lie .,--G2. ilg.
mo four ball handicap scores; ~
Marion and &. u. Van Nlerk Jr: Il
q v. J. Travis and 7. =. ,pyne "a a.
r.. rs, t. McConNillc and J, T. McMah'
&C. o. : pummer and a. e.. TRAY
+. q, q. ". whit" and u NJ Tarlet
a. A. NJ Robbins and Dwight Pa
'r. 90, a; g. T.. Gardiner Jr., a
70 '1,gh"rn, SO 75;-C = niH"n, ,
'HI n a. whitney ST., 80 G.. s, q
t'I J. Bush, ST.. ~ j u. Foot
T. Trucsdule ST.. II; j. e, Pow
an1 - g TrusselL So, IS g. +, N9r
n.J S. Higgins H2--H. 49, u y
uer,u,n and =. Mlllett So SO; T.
''rtltg4 and v. A. MILLS. go, sc.
Minor Columbia Crews Earn Tr
1 Columbia junior eight ana FIRE
'..' '"rN d'd not accompany IN" vars