The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-16
AID GOLFERS MANAGE
TO LOOK The PART
Play Scotch FOursOmes Wearing
supported" Scotch Ne"dgear
Made in New York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BEST
Championship Final Set To-day.
Slater and Purves Being
Semi-final VictOrs.

PrNEHURsr, N. c.. jan l5.---'Imported'
Scotch tam o'shanters--made In New
York--of color Impossible and otherwise,
worn by the golfers TO further enhance
the reality OF to-day's Scotch foursomes--
also imported-rnade the golf courses as
colorful as French poppy field after
September frost. Every golfer was
ladde for the time being and playing
an agreeable part--the event IA Jolly In
novation In connection with the semi
final match play rounds Of the advertis-
ing tourney.
There were two classes. with net prises
In duplicate In each Glars. Heading the
field were Josiah J. Hazen OF Oakland
ana W. j. Macdonald OF Calumet, who,
d"iucting three strokes, won the Class
trophies. with card Of 10 net. A
stroke away. l.. A. Hamilton Of Engle-
wood and l.. T. Boyd Of Milwaukee 90
were second In SO. In Class Il DR. A.
". Gardner OF Dunwoodie and X. G. VII
son Of Merton 90 and f. =. Voss Of
Dunwoodie and J. 8. Rowe of Hartford
n0) tied at SO and will play or to-
morrow.
Advancing for to-morrow's nnai round
Tor the match play championship troph,
are Harold Slater OF Fox Hills and r. NJ.
Purves OF Woodland, both winning easily
from u. X. Mamlok OF Fox Hills and T.
A. Ashley OF Woodland respectively.
The summaries:
FIRST Division-semi-n nai-R W. purye.
and 5; Harold slater. FOX Hills beat r. A.
Ashley Woodland. 3 and 2. Consols ton
semi h nal, D. Piummer sprinsnsd. bes,
nntton; Belmont. beat 7. b. Boyd. Belle
second division - Semi .nnsl-w. r..
Hoiehkin, Montclair. beat IL b. UBrien.
M Ms,ds;one' and q " " MsnnIns, Upper
and :. consolAtion--|semi.ii nal-C. 4 speak.
nan man; Siw,noy bea, W e Fresmsn. Dyker
Third pivison-semi. NAV r. Rob.
s sr,s Bsls; beat T. A. Matthews. y. An
semi ;sn.i~.H 3 c,shman Forest Hin,
sperry. Wes,wsid Ho. beat A b. Hisslns.
Springfield. and !.
Fourth Dlyision--ssmi.hnal---c. W. Hsr-
beat =, u. Rai.,.n. scaisdsie,. 2 and {
) and 8; s. l.. Allen Moors,own. pea; Edsef.
Fifth Divi.on"s.mi. aaai"HH'' il. Ken.
. up. ii: 9. walker, Brae Burn. sea; r. V
EDWARD Fr..e NJ wo"amon, Sssi PssI
Minnisk. Great Neck. and 3; =. s. smith.
westward Ho. beat Hartley Davis. Ha.ken-
SIKH division. Semi, anal-Jam.. Barber
/ rnklewoou, b~at William Campbell Detroit
and 8; Robert skinner. Belmont. beat v
| l.. f. Gauss. Siwsnoy, and l. Consolation
semi Hnal-p. Van Setback. Hartford bea,
. 7. T.. conkiin. Scsrsdale. and /: -. = Os
borne. we-tmcrelsnd. beat cook
Scarsdal. up t2T holes.
. Four Ball Foursom-r--Be hall score.
/ less ons-f fourth of the combined hRndicap-
OF partners counting. class Al. J. Hazsr
and ". J. Macdonald, SIS. 49, l.. T. Boyl
and T. 4. Hamilton s. 80. T Mile,
= pierse. 81 ~, Il N Adams and
W. H. chiids. SIS, ~ Glass B,-F. u
Gardner and r, e. Wilson. 81. SIS. T. y
Mann and II. l.. Hedges ss-ii. IS: d s
, White and A. :. Brownell. 9s--e. SO; W II
Edwards and ". u Ls.her ss--s. 30. q. =
I Minnick and A. l.. Aldrsd. 1910 81:
I Hiram Greene and Herbert Barber. los-It
-. X, G. Hoyt and - ~ Merrill i07--Ii.
80. W H. Rankin AMI ", : Power. l0s-ll
81: W. \. Bird and Cromwell Jones, tOS--10
es: w C izor and William Rliss. lis--iT. %
. Note--No cards and hard luck stories
were "A conspicuous feature Of the nineteenth
hole discussion which followed this event,
The general impression seemed to he that
unfamilisrity with the headsear worn was
responsible for high scores
Women's Special Haudicap-Open only "a
those who had not won prizes with the hest
net score trophy for the nine hole round
Miss Jane Treadweli, $50. Is: Mrs d l..
hedges ssaA So: Mrs. r. n. Rslston.
!l-Ss. IS; Miss Lucy h. Priest; $40. 81
Mrs j. Redheld, SO, 81, Mrs. IL Il. Nal
lnsou, Ss-2t, "a