The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14
MARSTON UNABLE TO
WIN A SINGLE HOLE
hammer Beats Him by 8 and 9
in Final Of Fox Hills
Invitation Tilt.
NOTHING DAUNTS VICTOR
Out In 81, Three Strokes Under
Par-Only Four Holes
Are Halved.
NOTHING DAUNTS VICTOR

Playing golf that would have won for
MIN against almost any opponent August
p. khmmer of the home club defeated
Max X Marston OF Baitusrol by 8 IN and
to play yesterday afternoon in the final
round OF the invitation tournament of the
Fox Hills Golf Club. Good golf hardly
was needed to beat Marston, however. for
the former interscholastic champion wa.
at his worst and It was pretty bad or
the twelve holes played Hammer won
eight four were halved and not a single
win fell to Marston's lot.
There seemed to be nothing that Ram
mer COULD not do as long as the match
lasted yesterday, and at times IL seemed
as II there was nothing that Marston
could do. The match began Aith two
halved holes. although on the second Mars
ton gave an indication OF what was to
come by getting trapped and saving him
self only by great recovery.
Hammer began the 239 yard third hole
by drawing the green and won TO L. The
next was halved. but on both the fifth
and sixth Marston foundered hopelessly
along from trap to trap. with the Inevitable
result that he lost both holes. Hammer
played the sixth splenddly, getting a 1.
lie ran down fifteen foot putt to do IT,
Three puts on the seventh green cost
Marston that hole and he was down.
On the eighth, which measures 269 yards
down HILL Hammer put his tee shot on the
green about ten feet beyond the pin, and
although Marston by working hard made
| good . 1t went for naught. as Hammer
| ran down his putt for ..
As the ninth was halved Hammer
| turned for home 3 up. He was out in -
| to 40 for Marston. The leaders worst
slip was at the short fifth, where he took
three puts, but he made up for II by
| INDUCING IN only one putt ON several OF
| the other greens.
Every one of the three holes that were
played coming In was won by Hammer.
Marston played listlessly and did not seem
| to care whether he won or lost. His tee
shots were poor all the way through and
his inability to keep on the fairway not
only cost hem many strokes but also
seemed to discourage him. The cards:
A. F. Hammer. Fox Hills:
{n '..'......s ! 9 -"
Max r. Marston; Baltusroi:.
out '.'......,Gs : "
As he was three under par at the turn.
Hammer played out the bye holes to see IL
he could break the amateur record for
the course Things went fairly well until
the seventeenth. where a effectually dis
posed of all chances 70" record. Kam-
mer finished with "A "A and Marston with
an SO.
Two good Baltusrol men were beaten in
one day-that was Hammers record for
his opponent in the semi-inal In the
morning was c. Il. Van Week Jr who
won the medal in the qualifying round on
Thursday. Hammer won by up and
TO play. Marston won In the other
bracket even more easily. He defeated
Harold l.. Downey. Apawamis, by up
and TO play.
n. Whs eler. Yale quarterback and inter-
collegiate golf champion. came through In
the second sixteen. He beat Il. 4. Allen
of the home club by l up In the final
round In the afternoon, and in his morn
ing match made a IS. which won the
gross prize in the handicap for him. There
was a five cornered tie at 70 for the net
prize In the handicap, which Will be
played off later. The summaries:
First sixteen. Semi Round-M. r.
his Seat c. T. Van Week Sr' Bsiiu.rSi
Final Round-Kammer beat Marston. s
Round--:P. W. Kendall. Deal, beat y, Barton,
p ,is Msado% snd 3; H. 9; s RiIey Fox
s,s;..s s.m heat Fs spa
WSssisS,- yale; e. beat III ,rnrlsS; H. V l:
'' Einsi RoSnd-@hesier beat Alien. up.
beat G. +. d. Clark. Dunwoodie. 2 and I;
p; wootens; Fox Hills beat s. Allison.
Final Round-carpentsr beat wooten. Z
Third Sixteen ,,,,i final RGpnd.F "
Hii : be. Up r. az e s@ii Yale a aad Foe
Final Round-Paimer beat sullivan. =
mai ssun Gsei q & y nsEs ss'f Fox f H
y; valsnSins, wyhsgyI, beat C. r. Mac
Final Round-Valcntlne beat Mcclellan.
and 8. -
Hills 8 and 8; s. Hayward, YountaIsah, beat
~ Final RoundUPosson beat Hayward. 6
5sa!sn ElsSs Of Fourth AS, Sixteen; ss%!.
ffas res ais Ssa, T. s. W %heelsr.
Final Round-ostrander beat Hadoek,
The scores cores in the hsndis s,I.a
Eon Hills. SIS -; W, Gatshipgs. FoT
Hs 7s II Wyatt. Fox H saH" 1Lii pt II
" NJ ostIanssr. ,i TS. HIS; SGT i:
Barnhin, 70. Hills SIS. "a: H. +. Ives.
Fox Hills, SIS, u; 4 r. Hammer, Fox
M .i. 70 IS T. h s ss5s'ss" Fox H HIM:
s5-is ~ al. nn Reilly Fox "a mis- =:
, @ooten' Fox nilis ss"is, g; 4. p. Palmer.
EGh H ss,s a. g. R. F e ss"isss sSs
County. si-., Il; u, 7. Allen. Fox Hills.
A. H. Pogson. Fox Hills. $50, rs; C.
} Beach, Fox Hills, s2.i. IS; Y; G spauldine.
sf-7. so; Il. Heikel. Fox Hills. s2-l2, so;
D A. II. MAYS Fox Hills. 9s-.ls. so: W, II.
| kelsey Fox Hills ss--ls. so: y. Allison,
J Midland, Sill. so: II. Wooiey, Fox HIS.
s2-l2 sO: A. s Jackson; Fox Hills.
10, 8. Bottome. Fox Hills. so-t. SO; c. r.
Fanson, Fox Hills loS-ls, IS; W. a. Rowan,
Fox Hills. i06-is, IS; C. r. Machines.
Princeton, 90, 81.