The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
One OUTSIDER LEFT IN
ATLANTIC CITY TOURNEY
NJ. p. Jones Of Frankford Must
FiCht It Ont With Three
of Home Talent.

ATLANTIC CRY. y. J.. Oct. 30.-Three
members OF the home club and one Phila-
delphia golfer survived the first two
match rounds OF the invitation tourna-
ment OF the Country Club of Atlantic city
to-day. The presence OF Maurice Rislcy,
Dr. H. r. Mccall and r. i. Endicott. all
local players, In the semi-iinal round TO-
morrow will give the play decidedly
homelike appearance. The interloper Is
NJ r. Jones OF the Frankford Country
Club, and he will play Risley in the morn
ing while Mccall and Endcott are hght-
ing IL out in the other match. AS Risley
Is the general favorite II looks as though
the chief trophy would remain at home.
The metropolitan representation in the
first sixteen was disposed of In short or
der this morning. Henry J. Topping OF
Greenwich, who tied FOR the medal in the
qualifying round, was opposed to Risley
and proved no match for the young golfer
who was the runner up for the Jersey title
last June Topping won the first two
holes but Rlsley soon squared matters
and was up at the turn. He won three
OF the next Ave and took the match BY
up and TO play.
While Topping was being beaten by
Risley Gardiner White was suffering
similar fate at the handle OF DR.. Mccall.
For a time II looked as though White was
in for a bad beating. for he was down
at the turn and lost the next two holes.
Then he braced up and n series or wins
left him only 1 down as the last hole
began. On the home green he missed
six foot putt for win and lost the match.
The longest match ever played In an
Atlantic city tournament was seen this
morning. when Harry @. Legg. Minikahda.
who tied with Topping for the medal yes
terday, had to go twenty-three holes to
beat w. E Shackleford OF the homo club.
Lege had to work hard on the home green
he s,h nd nr
four holes more without result. On the
fifth extra hole Sha clleford was bunkered
and lost the match. His long match
seemed days work for Legg who was
beaten by Jones by up and to play.
Chisholm Beach, Fox Hills. still sur
wives in the second sixteen. and c. A.
Spofford Garden city, is one of the four
golfers left for the semi-hnals in the third
set. The summaries:
First sixteen-First round-T. p. Endi-
colt, Atlantic city. beat 4. W. Brand. St
beat Frank Rehm. Glen View and !;
F. II. Mccall. Atlantic City beat g. w
w sh rS.ei@s Sp b Dr Fneo5oTe wTisS
AronominE, and ?; II q, Lsss;; Mini.
City, i up t2a holes); NJ p. Jones Frank
ford, beat ]. y Reiber, Atlantic city. = and
9 McLe31 Thomson; Atlantic cry beat J.
Topping; Greenwich. and ,
Ione. beat Less and i: RsleS beat
in Bea,en Ei nhT OF First s,x,een-rir.,
round..Brand heat Rehm; and ! Wrigh;
beat White. by default W. f. Shackelford
Shackelford. and :
second sixteen--First round-A W. West
and !; Garfield Scott, Philadelphia, beat
Mcswceney' atlantic City bsaf j. u. Slack.
Atlantic .city Mp ps holes; A. r. Smith.
IekeWo?GId' up GO holes Chisholm beach;
Paul Wingert Frankford 9. g. by default;
II. W. Wood, Old York Road, beat II W.
Hemphil. Atlantic ely ssnd II Wendell.
second ROund--sco,t beat wes.n.y. 6 and
beat Pteiner by default; Wendell beat Wood
Ros eSte bea. ESGo, nhs snc ,t
beat Randolph, Jr.. by default; Topping beat
winsert by default. Hsmphili beat Keen.
TNir as si KITE First R9uIs Mr. NM.
II b newton, FRANKFORT beat +. n
M MoA.,o ,A,uantte city Gity and II T.
frSnkferd 6ca, John a Newiy' sea- v S'1'oni
beat Daniel Darrer, Sea View. by default:
c. a. Sponord, Garden city. beat @, r,
Brow Hnnt,insdGn Hai,ey ! up GO hoiesl;
Buck Relneld. 6 and S
Second Round-Masweli beat Burrows. 7
and 8; newton beat wootton ana ~ Hal;
ton beat Wilson, up 90 holes); spofYord
beat Taylor, and 5,
Beaten Eight OF Third sixteen. First Round
beat McAdams. 3 and 2; Newlin beat DArrefr
by default Brown beat Buck. and l.