The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
EQUALS NASSAU PAR
TOLEAD HUGE FIELD
Whites Qualifying Round ~.
Four Strokes Under That.
If the Next Best.
UERRESHOFF DOESN'T LAND

Gfvy COVE. l.. l.. oct. l.--iariiner w
vrte ~ Flushing led the largest field
golfers that has played in "a metro
t..,,. tourney this season when ne made
., excellent - IN the qualifying round
a., tho annual Invitation tournament OF
,.e Nassau country Club to-day. There
,ere rs starters and many notable golf
o.. arl.N,d behind White. In fact tho
fro Of the field made the competition so
rs.- mat more than one OF the notables
vas crowded out OF the first sixteen
Fred Herreshoff was the best known VIC
,rr h.s ST leaving him IN a tie for the
!,s; place In the first set and on the play
n Of tho tie he WAS eliminated.
Long puts had a good deal to do with
Whites success, Tor an the third, sixth
ard seventh holes he ran down long ones
To-rinE t7 his putting was not quite sc
rood. ard on two greens he took three
NUTS Par Tor the course is 10, so whites
,or-d was q most creditabie performance
The rlrd
gi'". ! .sis = 49,,
-Four strokes behind white came a
r-otip Of i've golfers who tied for second
rlace On the ist. The 1--WE rs men were
Max r. Marston. paltusrol; John n
s,ea-rs 81. Nassau. w. II. Slmons. West.
brook: Louis Livingston, Westbrook, and
y. 4 Lynch. Rockaway. They were closely
followed ny Herbert ". Hartman, who
N 1899 won the national championship
and with II the distinction OF being ths
frst native American to hold the title
Hartman has been heard from but LITTLE
In the world OF golf during the past dec
,de. and his II. which let him in a tis
i,r seventh position with Henry J. Top
ping, Greenwich. was the surprise OF the
DAY Even the formAr champion admit.
tsd that II was a little unexpected. Top.
ring. vino returned from France last
week played In his usual good form.
Walter j. Travis finished ninth. with q
$. and the rest OF those who won place,
IN the trst sixteen did 81 or better. Henry
Cape OF the home club was the only 81
nan 20 gain a berth In the first set, a,
ne won The playoff for the sixteenth place
Among those who played to-day wer,
number OF sportsmen who have wor
t,mc in other games than golf. Law
.snce Waterbury and Malcolm Stevenson
rom the polo field, and Raymond d
Little from the tennis court were the mos
prominent Of these.
Five sixteens qualified for the mattel
play rounds. which will begin tomorrow
The FIRST two rounds will be played to
borrow and the seml-hnals and finals OF
saturday. The scores:
First SiNtesn-Gardiner ". white. Flush
g., + Marston' Bsitusroi; -: JOIN
T.s,brook 70. ". H. simons. West6rool
2. Z a Lynch. Rockswey. 20; Herbert N
H.-IT9 NatiOTs ~ h'P 4I,y y TSS o2ss
ny q: John srsdsmus, New York. Is
on s1a e. Jams. HSs F T. yas 2Ti1 fS5
80, G A. punning Nassan SO. VI. G. Bernei
~ pNaH han A
n rya. "a. u" pfincston,, 81 Msnr7 Kryp
V L Hicks. Nassau, Sc. George Dixon. Ma
.lonsL -; H.; W Maxwell, ", Nassau. 50
.oni nrG s. F r. G 81 & M Hfsn
4: l. Norr,s' Fo9SsC $500, 81; c FunEo 20,
Gran. Campbell, Great Neck, 81.
rhhlTa siT teen, E, snars EnsleTSod 3.
Johnston Dyker Meadow, 81: J. r. G Tar
r.. Ni.aq n,, &; {. Z: Ms1aqP' Na T'
/ ) auSesii, Sas.,q, SIS F !, soidssd;;
=" V 8. P''f FSos - Apa~anis IS; c Il Ness
nor; seilPort, SIS: " 4 tut Nassau 81
Fourth sixteon--ir. NJ Kerr. Malds,on,
MacLsughlln. searsdale, So. c. '
proke~, Nlssau. 81; W. 7 n ehards N1ssa'
nassau 81, ffP'TTis sPce, Nassau j. v.
!asoy. s7i K Ti, .whs:t.y TIils, j
!, Z = white, wheatley Hiils, S.: g.
V,.sau, 81 r. p Worran Nassau, IS; Scot
,.vfin sIs;;sS a,y i Nlehe,. r. N&, ,;a,
,a..Sq' 50, 70 y, 4. Rsinsy, Se,s"a, %: I
' sc N,5''T P.s TO- S n hn ~ 'srds
ra-l,,on Oakland. 80; II Bale, soul
1s 2 * a.poI ! IT, < saws e ws.s ss p,n
och. 81 " c. stearns, Jr.. Rocke way, 81
r. ro,. . T. Tay,2'r' Garden city, 81 H.
ass h'f "a. ''"f'' Rasr N. HaRp'ns. rpm
H, 2Pas% r. G % & i pI TIpseT Ro Mnes
= A Hiplev. Piping Rock. s?; y. 49, I'll
Apawam!s. %; r. Chauncey. Roekaway, 81
hsrt Greenwich. %. Daniel Chauncey, Dyk,
,issio" % Kenyon, u, Nassau %:
~, -, 81 . Carpenter; Oakland. 81: d;
=, j. i ,Aless9asr.v P!gi"s' RSsH. \
.''.v'nson. Piping Rock IS; II. u. Dea
Na'sAu, Is; II. u. Little. south Shore. 81
Nassau, o., = II. LORD. Oakland, Is; W.
'22n, Nassau. 90; n n. HoneymAn. Nassa
arden city, &c; ] W Ballard. bingham
'T. ~ S S,, squire. APawami' US IS; 4
lpas RocE' 81; W. r. simpson Bsitgsrc
-. Robertson. wheatley Hills. ss;
hl'1dephia, ss; u a. Loring Jr., Nassa
" u. Sherwood. Bellport, 9s W.
Wdil. Jr" Mahopac, 90; u G. Brokaw, Ma
.44 %, irving Brokaw. Nassau, %; II. Co
nin, Garden CITY, 90: IL r, Winthrop, Pipir
HoocN. 100. John Tilden, Apawarnis, 100; Jof
Ande-son, Nassau. i0l. W z Hstton, Whea
,Sy nm. 100, c. A. Sherman, Nassau, 10
y Hester, Nassau, loi; l. CoHzsns, Ma
No port los: J. n stearns Nassau, II