The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-19
LARGE FIELD TAXES
APAWAMIS COURSE
Thirty-six Hole Qualifying
Round Finds Stragglers Put
ting at Dusk.
GRAHAM TAKES MEDAL
New Trap Causes Much Woe,
McMenamy Needing Twelve
Strokes to Get Out.
GRAHAM TAKES MEDAL

WE Ns - SuHc Ic--Indt inc Apa
wants Club exercises wisdom each year
IN selecting the season when the days are
longest for Its invitation tournament
was never more manifest than II was
to-day. A neid OF ia golfers was sent
around the course twice In tho thirty
six hole qualifying round. and the las,
stragglers hoied gu, their puts on the
homo green Just as the twilight began to
change into darkness.
Sammy Graham Of Greenwich won the
distinction of leading the big field lie
made a ~ in tn. morning and another
rs In the afternoon for total OF i56.
II made him low man by margin OF
three strokes. Lee w. Maxwell. Scarsdale,
and Max X. Marston. Bal usrol. tying
for second with 1853. T. v Berm,ng-
ham, Wykagyl who was runner up to
Jerome ID. Travers In the Apawamis
tournament a year ago. tied with Harold
L. Downey OF the home club for fourth po-
stion IN the list. Each made the double
round in 1872 strokes. To Marston also
went the honor of making the lowest
eighteen hole round. In the afternoon ne
turned In a card that read So. 40-7s.
IL was haro TO account for the gen
orally high scores thst prevailed, for the
course was In splendid condition and the
NtdlUtE was the kluu Indt HnOuiu
good golf The players. however. found
the course little too hard for them and
the frat sixteen ran all the way UP 10
100. at which figure three golfers, v.
Maude, Wokin: l.. T.. Gwyer. Siwanoy.
and II. kryn Apawamls. tied for the last
two places. The tie will be played of
tomorrow corning at 10 o'clock but In
the other divisions the ties were decided
by lot
Perhaps the most interesting feature of
the play to-day were the fearful tales OF
the perils OF the new bunker at the
twelfth that the returning golfers
brought with them. They all seemed to
get into IT, and some Of them stayed in
II for quite while. ]. w McMenamy.
Dunwood!e. headed the list OF victims.
for he took twelve strokes In the new pit
and made that hole in IL. J. O. Dec
ricks OF Apswamis took IL for The hole
as result of a visit to the trap +. =.
Wheeler, Apawamis, former president Of
the Metropolitan Golf. Association, made
the twelfth In 3. and last but not EAST
Garry Adams OF Baltusrol removed him
self from the first sixteen by popping Into
the pit and holing out little later for
an S.
Instead OF making provision Tor only
three sixtsens as at first announced two
more were added. and all Ave divisions
will begin the first round OF match play
will begin play at 10 o'clock. the second
at 1870, the third at LEO. the fourth
at 9:2o. and the fifth at IL. The scores /:
First sixteen--sainue! ]. Graham. Green
Su.o BEE h Max W. T. M as'sGn sc st,
% Mysass sI Harold hi I b"a.s9
iaaT%' a-iG,' n Rieh@oas; o.s'
Midland, s2. s3--l65, Charles Hitchcock
", Apswsm,s, IS, sO-iss; @. Peacock,
R sGSsis@n Sc" $3.50 is, o osr' Eilss
wykasyl 80, 7i.-is7; jane. u Foot Apa.
Sos. -'''' henry NFY"' Np""A"''' 49,
second sis,..n-,victor Maud. wokins
wants, 81, ss-i5o; Harmon S. Graves, Aps-
drew. j. SD \ Holms Sn"I We. II burn AR
SO, H-i59: + ! wheelsr, Apawa%l'' 81.
r =, kseer' ApawsmiS; 81 siTiTi; W y.
boG MopJ Jr AF %Ss as,, 81 S,lI Dr. w.
4. ryns. BsltuSroi. ~. so--i72; Morton l.,
Fearey; Richmond County. 50 s.-l7?; S, N.
Dunvoodis. IS s5--i73'
u5 TEsl sis's sisa eo% T1sy. sssGy
wood. SO, s,-..I7s; @. p. b. Clarke, Dun
SS .ss, g ss,I,, H,,D p bons..Ts
Mamis. 81. 9TH victor rSofns ew Br SSs
lawn: 81, si--I!' John r; MoIIsr. wykasy!!.
ss-issi s e. LalIy, hPaw Sn & HG,ims;;
samuel Allison, Midland, Sc. S0-i7e; W. A.
sss ssSsssn wfs va Burn. i. .ii s;' +
sssar.saals. S. sa--i77; e. II. Hart, wykasyl
Fourth curtis Sixteen. ,.r, NJ Sxysri s,w.nsyy.
20, ss-l7.: ]. il. Williams. Ard.isy, -. Is
0oiIs; G y; Reiysa, Wyk.syi., % sCi7s;
RsfIs;s.' 3 AssT'S S.ss, y: '1Is6; Z 4
S %sts@' d Ass~ei%s S. &, $50 ssG + +
fs!S A Assss%!' u! e. SSH. N,' { f.i;:S $
y Ts%ls q e. , ssI;s r. EvsFSii' SSF'h
Ti,,h Si.i''R"j Rs., ns., St Ana,sr.
-lst: ". J. Chapman, North Jsrsey, Is: -
TiT; c. Peacock Apawamis 81 es-nisS;
Sisssis; 'wysasSi, y sS%I,ss; =; g Ms,,sy.
Na%is y ssEi;s C. H. ri.ssS.p, DIN DIN
ws%i. a. ' i aSs sy'y %ys. .Ps
81, ,s5Xiss; J; ". cIsrk., Mohswk. ,s5,, -
o,hef seor.s ii' P" Bfswsssr = sc s
g, s;.l9S;a j.. NJ MsMsnsmy' ppunwoSdis,
| 100 so-lyo; = T. HAYWARD, fountekah,
| 9s, ss-lSl; y. r. Loney, Pelham. 90. SO
-isl; Norton Squire. Apawamis. %, s7-Isl;
Moo1 GarhSs Gr:ep ~ 81 'ss
ter, Siwanoy. 81, s6-iss; c. q. Bell Brae
S saTn q fS SIS. BrqGs, Man IA.
wsmls,. %, IOo.-is5; Howell wooisy, Fox
Hills, "s sIais5i j. A ] ,an,p RiSsmona
"a ss--is5; pr W Arthur psli Apawsm!hss;
-iss; J. Van Buren,. Princeton, 81, 100
moois73 p = MaGlaushiin' sesTsdals. e.
iSO-.iss; " Kicker, Havana. a. Ios-scc;
g v Hunt, 81, r. Andrews 1871, ,Si-ssos
y. u Lawrence. Apawamis. 80. los---2O5
NJ Goodbody. Arcols, 10s. $1,000; ii. Z,
Norton, Racebrook. lot 10<--2os.
Old Paterson First sacL~r Dead.
PATERSON. June ls.-James Patricl
Tuohy. frst bassman Of the Paterson
team In the old Atlantic League in 1896
died at his home here last night after 9