The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
TOPPING PUT OUT OF
PIPING ROCK TOURNEY
Medal Winner Beaten by Reid
Marston, Ward and Hyde Are
Others i'm Scmi-finals.
EVENT WINDS TIP TODAY

gcl'Drs have been praying for rain so
tong that those who qualified in the
w. s.xt'ens of the Piping Rock Clubs
Invitation tournament could not con-
sai,ut., resent the downpour that
VS. rrreI IN the first match round this
morning bur set out over the water
solk,d course without a whimper. In
,,-h os the first two sixtecns there was
OILS oue default. g.. most crrditablr show
rg on stormy morning The tourna-
u.at comut:ec aeln,d the golfers out a
b., hy announcing that balls imbedded in
IL, putting gre ia could be- lifted
owing 90 the pervcr.itcs of the luck
~ the draw. the frs, round in the first
a.ys.,u meant tne elimination of at
i,lst two OF the stars at the outset
Henry j Topping who won the medal
,e..rtJ.y WITH a -, WAS matched against
Archi, Reid, who made "A 70, and Max
Il N.usJ,u, another 70 man, was opposed
20 Reginald ;, Worthington Of Philadel-
lHa. the star OF the out Of town con-
,rgou' Reid and Marston came through,
won again In the afternoon, and with
lanes Il Hyde South Shore. and John
VI ward. Garden CITY make up the
Quartet of scm-dualists.
D. viii be- ward against Reid and
Na-atOu against Hyde tomorrow morn
ng the two winners TO meet In the final
In he afternoon Not golfer in the DIE
Held played better golf than did Marston
to-day, and the margin by which the
Young Biltusrol golfer won both OF his
matches against good opponents Is a fair
indication Of the quality Of his game.
Against Worthington he was out In 40.
ant Won 10y up and 1 TO play. In the
afternoon. with the course little mud
der and corr, spondlngly harder. he went
on iu 80 against Clifford A. Dunning.
Nassau. and won by 6 IN and to play.
Rcd and Topping played a good
match IN the morning. the former gain
ing a four hole lead with five more to
play only 20 have Topping rally and
take IN, next two. II ended on the
seventeenth green with Reid up In the
second round Reid heat g. r Richardson,
Nassau. also ny . up and to play,
HYDE played good golf to-day, going
ont In 80 IN his match against A. w. Ros-
sitter IN the morning, Ward reached the
sem-hnal by beating Howard Whitney
and r. f.. Mundy. both good golfers. They
found the former baseball player little
too strong for them, however
Down in the second sixteen there were
two former national champions. Herbert
NJ Hartman and Charles u. Macdonald,
and neither of them survived the day. w.
II lhuFstont ApeNinllh' ptht Hal imam
in the morning and +. VI. Kerr, Maid
stone. accounted for Macdonald in the af
ternoon
Although deprived ~ the right to con-
''nue play In the tourney the day did not
end dismally for Macdonald. A golfers
elmer was held In his honor in the club
house this evening, and his work In de
signing the Piping Rock club was the
theme Of Al the SPEAKERS II was an
hat ~ coll houa..
AZ N, nrst tee. which ~ really an eX-
tension ~ the main clubhouse had been
erected in honor OF Mr.. Macdonald and
t7at bronze tablet commemorative
thereof was to be placed on the STRUCTURE.
silver tray on which the same inscrip-
: on was engraved was given to Mr.. Mac
donald AZ the dinner. The inscription Is
as follows "This building was erected
Nv the friends Of Charles B. Macdonald
IN appreciation OF the successful planning
md development of the Piping Rock golf
course
The scmi-hnals and finals in all divi-
SONS will bo played tomorrow, and there
also will he an eighteen hole handicap.
The summaries:
FIRST sixteen First roundim.,John NJ, Ward.
=. a. Lynch. rfrnS Fosk' BY default;
Rnf ESi@ s AG and pea icon
Nassau. heat NJ G. Hall, Garden city, 8
Ard C. a. punning Nassag; sea, II E.
' ',i beat 9Th r. : wor,hington. shawnee.
an James r. lIyde' south Shore bea ,
\ W R0ssiter, Nassau, and 3: II. NJ.
Barnes. Eng.ewood, beat J. Gordon Douglas.
Piping Rock and M, ,.., u,,a,
amt ., Reid beat Richardson, and /;
Mar-ton beat punning. and 3; Hyde beat
neaten Eigh,' FRS, six,een-Firs, round
whitney won f.om Lynch by default, Han
from worthing'on by default Douglas beat
Second ,sixtecn-First r,ound-,,G@9rdner
j. Morris county. by default; Ellis Adams,
ENous. hea' ", l.. Hicks Nassau, up
a1d 'S "a n Macdonald. Naiionai. beat
h''esn. f.. NJ Kerr, Maidstone. heat T. A.
s. aweael, and r. T I5r1HS5 ApS,
q J. Watkus Piping Rock, beat q. J.,
snow. Piptgg Rock and !
Second Round-Hubbard beat Adams
and white beat Jennings and 4: Kerr
lsy Macdonald. and 2, watkins beat
roa,oa r'SSt Of second sixteen First
,,4,rl.eion 30. SORTS, Up - hQlssi /;
. Th.-d sixteen, First Round-B s. Prentlc"
Ham..on, hget r v l., HIPpi,n' st Andrsws
Davis Nassau, and 2. w, II Nicho's
r. Nassau. heat J q. Bates, Piping Rock
an T. e Il Theriot. Piping Rock. heat
u u Townsend, Bsitusrol, ben, Lawrente
Waterbury. Piping Rock, and .; ] - e
Tnputu. Nassau, beat Q. q, ComstOck, Jr,
Sleepy Hollow, : I'M James 4. Stllmsn, Ma
ton1l beat Il. + WOrrall Nassau ana 4;
4 Z Weeks Jr PiplnE Rock, beat c, v
R~nksw. Nassau, . and /.
Second Rouud-iawrence beat Prentice
J up Nirha.s beat Theriot, 2 ana ?: Towns
'0l beat Tappan, and !, Weeks beat sun
Reaien Eight Of THIRD sixteen. Fire,
Mound Davis beat Hoppln ny default. pa'rs
t'a' Iadew, I and ., Comstock beat Water
ga.Y and 3, Worrall won from Brokaw by
Fourth sixteen, First Round-C. T.. TIT
Arr Piping Rock, by default; T. Mortant
PIPING Rock, beat Fuller Potter. plp.nE
lock 3 and 3; &, +. Dixon, Nationp'. he /
r. Pratt Nassau, up: j. - Tn3lo"
n ,.a F Sy kds,%SSs. from coz xe,r RIG5gw
cry won from 2 BhMacKellar. Midland, by
from Raymond chsnncsy' kockawsy HINT
fF lefan't' II ], Prstt, Nassau beat +, G
I. ,sell pyher Meadow, and 3, G. NJ
second RoundETinany beat Montant. .
end j. Dixon beat Taytor, . and 4 Kerr
neH' Salvage and 4; Pratt beat Fair c
iv''on, Arcois, beat W H. sands. NewportH
. fsg!t; Grant Campbell. Piping Hock
9"'t i g mcdonnell Piping Hook and
t..r,., Fl watson, az, Gard"n Guy beat
naHors Dykcr Meadow, beat /. Ripley.
. i'nal and / Seymour johnson, Piping
x Won from u, a. Lorlng Jr. Nassau.