New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-02
Wins Two Matches by
Wide Margin in Tourna-
ment at Lakewood.
COOK AND MARSTON
VICTIMS OF HIS SKILL
oobbins. Risley and Van Week
Other Players TO Reach the
Semi-Final Round.
,nr re.,rreph % Nc rrIbune. J

,.S,o,ood y. j.. May Acting as II
,,sra under some hypnotic spell.
- Horace r. Cook, OF Trenton and
.on r Marston. OF Baltusrol. fell
,,.,ir,s 10 Walter J. Travis in the
e., and second rounds Of match play in
.hs sprlnc tournament Of the Country
lynb OF Lakewood here to-day.
A. result the Garden City golfer
ooslv reached the semi-fnal stage, carded
for TODAY. and will have as his OPP
,onent Arden NJ. Robbins. OF the same
linn on the other side, Maurice L. Rls
,.v of Atlantic City. will have 70 deal
uitb Charles u. Van Week. jr., of Bal
tusrol.
The first victim OF Travis was Cook, the
yovth who went down TO the final round
against him last spring. Cook was sim
ply unable TO get going, and Travis ulti-
mately won by up and 10 play Later
Narston who eliminated DIR. c. II. Gard
ner. OF Ekwanok. earlier in the day, at
tempted TO stop the progress of the "old
man" and the result was even more de-
csive. the score being and 6.
Neither Cook nor Marston seemed to be
abe TO win so much as hole The lat
,er's shots lacked timing. He seemed
completely FUSED" and so It was with
Cook. This briefly tells the story of the
TWO matches.
pislev. who defeated Travis at Atlantic
City last fall, only 10 fall before Fred
Herreshonf. found his first opponent IN
Gardner w White. OF Flushing, and he
Z 10 nj
did not win a hole. largely through the
fact that he could not putt Risley was
IN better mood on the greens, but was
rot there" with his oldume accuracy
A. that. he went out In IS. and after the
MN simply went like wild horse. win
ming on the thirteenth green. Risley won
even more decisively from c. II. Maxwell
n Trenton. the margin being and l.
The most rerve-racking match Of the
s,v was between Van Week and Harold
A Steiner. Of Inwood. II went to the
enty-second hole before Van Week
finally succeeded in downing his man.
steiner won two out Of the first three
soiss and although Van Week squared
,sa match on the seventh Steiner was
mn At the turn. They see-sawed until the
seventeenth. where Van Week was one
bore to the good. Steiner's fine on the
eighteenth squared the match. He hAd
chances TO win both the first and second
extra holes. but failed on his putting
The Baltusrol man. too, lost similar oP-
rortunty on the third. Steiner pulied ms
drive into a bunker on the fourth anu
after taking two to get out picked up LOT
Van Week had sure 4.
Van Week disposed Of A j. Mcclure
Of the home club. by and In the later
match. while Robbins found 1t necessary
IN 20 10 the nineteenth green TO eliminate
VI Forrest, Of Lakewood
As might have been expected Hsniiton
K Kerr. OF South Shore. who because
n his indifferent outward Journey In the
ouslif,lng round found it necessary 10
take his Mace in the second sixteen, won
both of his matches easily, disposing hrst
Of e Gilbert Waldo, the Brooklawn vet
cram and then James G. Patterson OF
Fox Hills. Patterson earlier IN the uaS
defeated J. II. Ottley, of Nassau IN d"
extra hole match.
The summary follows:
FYrs, sixteen (nrst round)-Maxwell n - H@a-
von Paltusrol beat DR.. c. II. Garoue' 80
van K no and / 10 play; waiter = -. -
Garden City beat Horace T. Cook Itento rt
u and 10 play; Arden NJ, l'oSDi ,,r and 10
CITY. beat T. A. Proal, Rumson' : UP an ne
rlsy. Fl H. Forrest. Lakewood pedt n 1r,ep
Forest Lakewood. = up: c. Il. MaNWe',,', ,i,ico
t,r teat T. Spra cue. lnwoOd, up: Nau4 " ~
ptsie~ Atlantic CITY beat Gardiner "
White Flushing 8 up and . 10 pay Wool ~ a.
Mcclure Lakewood. beat T. a. AshIS1$$ ,,ot, ~
sr3 Up and 10 play; e Il Van ,.ilNo6 up
E.usrol beat H. A. s'ei'''' '""'
second round-Trayls beat Marston' up ana no
% play. Robbins beat ho'oesI apJ 10
hea Elgley beat Maxwell up anu . ~
nav. Van Week beat Mcclure. UP ana u
Second sixteen Chrst round)-Hamilt101n * Is
Booklawn. 6 up and 4 TO play; James -. De-
srson, Fox Hills, beat J. II. OtIIeyi heat
ug o. holes; a MILO. ~ i?'I m and to play;
7 Poss Dunwoodie, beat Fredeuck a.
Potts. Lakewood. up and 3 to play, ,S :,
Damage. on City beat S Jennings Nassau
s.af p O. Maxwell. Trenton, up and 70
pay. =. W. Kendall. Deal, beat g. A, WarhTr'
csmsTito lakewood beat Morton J.. feary'
Richmond County. up and 10 pay. -, o,A
Second round-Kerr beat Patterson, % up ane
40 piav. Pratt beat Ross. up. JehIiihSs Se@t
psms%c IN and 4 to play Kendall beat
camsvito 4 uD and 20 play. . N,.cc,e.-
Third sixteen (hrst roundl-henIE NS.'
hey Sea View, beat L. cCna Noilt -.
1r. " II Young unattached. pear -
Huston Merton. up and 10 play Ale Aailue'
" Iinnett Forest Iiil beat J. D. arms i Ci.'
buffalo. up: A. T. Whitney. Atanuc ~
leat p s mclaughlin. Scarsdale' up an, an
I, 10 plav. q A. Sponord. Garden CIV 80
Harry W. Leeds, Atlantic city, up anu 800
Ray. Dr. A. W Wesney. Atlantic Guy Oec'
p 81. Kerr. Ekwanok, by default; ~ Ii,rt.
kayser Scarsdale. beat 7. L. Lyman eilesc-
trd. mo and Z 10 play; Dr. Theodore Sets
man Atlantic CITY beat Clarence NJ. 'ohe"'
nwoo3 4 up and to play. -
second ronnd-Ncsweeney beat Young, ugg
ana 10 rlav: whitney beat Linnett, up ann
, % play: Sponord beat Westney by deiaul''
seuseman boat Kavscr, up and TO pay;
! land ST Andrews. beat John Mccoy, Wyyka.
Ul. I'D ana 3 to play; =. L. ScoHeld; We
Burn beat William 5. Leeds. Fox hlHs' Tg
{ detult: W. a Engeman. Nassau peat T., II
Niswen Montclair. up and ? TO play ~. -
Fraser Deal. beat George A; Allsopp' bslus-
ioI ~ and 2 TO play; W. V. BOOM 81 an
aisvs beet W. L. Maltby Royal MohtIeaI. o
Up and 10 play; J. =. Gillespie. MooresloWn.
iell a l. lew Inwood. up and ] 70 play
& L. Tappin. westbrook beat w. BaEEiey'
Trenton up. Walter Smedey. Atlantic my
Zee; 2. L. Hyrne. Deal. up and to play