The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
APAWAMIS TOURNEY
PRODUCES GOOD GOLF
Birmingham Goes Out in 33 to
Discontinue of White in
First Division.
MARST0N DOES ~ ROUND
Graham and Richmond Other
Semi-finalists-Finish
This Afternoon.
MARSTON DOES az ROUND


watching the play In the Apawanis In
vltation golf tournament to-day never
would have suspected that not one Of
the four leading golfers Of the metropoli-
tan district was on hand. No member
OF the big four could have played one
bit better golf than that put forth to-day
by at least three men, 7. V. Birmingham,
Max II. Marston and Gardiner w. White.
Two OF the three. Birmingham and Mars
ton, survived the two rounds and are
still In the running. with Samuel J.
Graham, the medallist. and l.. NJ. Rich
mond as the other two semi inalists 1t
liz Marston against Graham in the upper
bracket tomorrow morning and Rich
mond against Birmingham in the lower
the two winners to meet In the eighteen
hole final in the afternoon.
Birmingham, who plays little in tourna-
nients but who IL prominent at wykagyl.
furnished the best golf of the day when
he defeated Gardiner White In the second
round this afternoon. The tall Wykagyl
golfer. who was runnerup to Jerome
d. Travers In the Apawsms tournament
last year. could not seem TO make mis-
take on the first few holes, and just ran
away ITolu W HlOf lHf WINS BioS ihs
splendid golf, and when the eighth hole
was finished was only one stroke over
an average of 4. Nevertheless he was
3 down to Birmingham.
The ninth went to White when his fast
going opponent missed IA putt. although
mis- putting up to that point had been the
most brilliant feature OF his game. Ber-
mingham was out IN 33 and White In 3s.
Coming In White put up "A great nsht and
carried the match 10 the sixteenth green
where Birmingham won by up and
2 to play. A splendid 4 on the fourteenth
was characteristic OF Whites golf on the
last few holes.
Although beaten White expressed himself
as well satisfied with his game. which for
the past two years has fallen far below
the standard which he set In 1911. He
faced Birmingham this afternoon fresh
from a trying twenty-one hole match In
the morning round, which he won from
Grant Peacock OF Princeton by holing a
10 foot putt.
Marston did his most brilliant work in
the morning when Harold l.. Downey. one
of the best of the home golfers, was his
opponent The former interscholastlc
champion took the lead early in the match
and never gave Downey chance. Marston
was up at the turn and won by up and
to play. The bye holes were played out
and the Baltusrol youth finished the round
In an approximated IT,
Graham won two good matches. elm
mating James ID. Foot. the Apawamis vet
eran, in the second round, and Richmond =
path TO the semi-final was fairly easy
one.
Play in 1--WE sixteens and in the beaten
eight OF the first sixteen was brought UP
TO the semi-hnal round to-day. and the
semi-fnals and finals in all divisions to-
morrow will be at eighteen holes The
usual handicap will be played. The sum-
maries:
First sixteen First Round-Max y; Mars
ton, Baltusroi, beat Harold l. D3wnsy'
Apawamis, beat A. y. Cowperthwalt Mid.
sna up ss az hS,'W I Mas.el p s ESS;
%ich beat Robert Hunter. Wee. Burn. up;
Il Mys K SwysT and slTaHIs' YEA Mahmepa Oak
land beat Gilbert WsIao w SISosir"S s..
", White. Flushing beat Grant Peacock
mond beat Gwyer, and 3; Birmingham
0eH Beaten i Eight Of firs, sixteen FRS. Round
mpowney peal cCwpsr'Hwys,is,; S.. up; s Ms.
s Second Sixteen sisissa, FIR FRS. Round s
Xp SSs.s " Won from G. B. Adams. Nstions
g. se Eaaiow !4%s. ~ TKnf eas'a wa
lace. J!, ApaSsmis: beat 4 Holmes We
. sST" b.s up ~ A GI.si. hn n K %
Ero %ndr, Wsse n;, AP1 nra pei
R ri Hss So Xnar.s.. S.s, T. Miller
n.a Ssnt " "pd BGo,h j. g. w Apsxa I:
Second "Reminiscences beat Kselsr, 9 and
s:a Ws %ssss se's sni weoa ssss
TSrd ss,.sSET rgs.sc .t q
$%s$oy h'isSS IL ssss. .FSsss ..s
ionsacTe, sscssiT: beat E. j, LaidlaT
H saa Ssa: "na dG, ss ca Eisa" and 2'f
S, Allison; M,dlaHa, beet J. p ,vL Moi,s,
W II; Ho.ston, wyksEyl, beat r. Buchanan
W" ssco o"i"i houS SS e.., Patterson
In Oea, Ali nDs;.r h and H0'''on beat
Fourth sixtesn-First round-H 4: shsr-
man; APawssmis beat o No G car n.T. g.
beat NJ. W. Leldlaw, Apswamls. ! and .;
G. 2 Widnnsr. wyk1syl; beat c; NJ Rsysa'
% Sss fHs Il Il wi%' H ana
o1s ASSS. . Aga% ssS beat c MsiTns
SS and 3: J, Bertrarn. St. Andrews, won IRON,
y 9 rice Ens'eS;Sod by asfln't Gro &C.
second Round-sherman beat Moore.
and 2; widner beat williams, 2 up; Wat,
kins beat Abbott and 3; Sponord bea
"f FIfth sisis "p First Round--P s. Mac,
Laughlin. wykagyl. won from H., NJ; Hen
derson, Ekwsnok. by default; r. J. Govern
Apawamls won from y. W. Peters. Engle.
wood. hy default; II, d, Brewster, scarsdaie
boat IL, 4 White Apawsmis' ! up IL C
ApawsmIs' up; J. NJ McMenamy, Dun
woodls. beat c. l.. Fletcher, punwoodio, !:
and J. w. Clarke, Mohawk. won from II
Apswamis, heat C. y. Peacock Apawam,s
and 8; 4. q. Richie, wykagyl beat C. b
second Round-Mac LauEhlin beat Govern
s and /. Maltby beat Brewster up
beat Peacock. and l.