The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10

ALL DEPENDS on CAPTAIN

Gr,t, r.ry l. /. sept Princeton
roa ,h. team championship OF the Inter.
eo.egiit, Gulf Association to-day scoring
tive frs victory In the history of the
organization. The Tiger golfers won from
Harvard p matches to I. in the final
round over the course of the Garden City
Golf Club
II was nip and tuck struggle all OF the
way. three OF the nine matches going
70 extra holes. In fact only two matches
Of the entire lot were finished before the
,sventeouth green was reached. showing
tha, the col,egians all were out for blood.
In the morning when the foursomes
we're played Princeton had a little the
better NJ IL and won two Of the three
matches gaining an advantage OF one
point. which was held TO the end. as the
singles 100 tho afternoon resulted In an
.yen break Two ~ the foursomes went To
,1,ra ho'os T. " Baker. Jr.. and Sam
vel = GrlHvs scored Harvard's only
morning point when they beat w A. Bar
her Jr. and william \. Lowrie OF Prince
tor on the twonty-flrst green. g. A.
Peacock and t. II. Rose OF Princeton won
on tho nineteenth from L. p. Allis Sd and
J. ". Hubbcu oc Harvard. The third
,oursomc was won by l.. NJ washburn
and T.. y. y. Fay o: Princeton. who beat
sw Canaan and j. q. Hepburn OF Har-
ward by up and TO play.
Harvard was the first to score In the
afternoon when =. VI. Baker. Jr.. disposed
o. his Princeton opponent. W. A. Barber
j.. BY mp and to play. 4 few min
u,es later :. =. Grif'itts added another
point TO Ha~vard's total by beating w. A.
lowrie br IN and ! 10 play. l.. NJ
washburr. Princeton, and J. W. Hub
bell. Harvard we're the next to come In
and washhurn revived the Tiger hopes
with a and / victory over, Hubbel.
Right behind WashIu'n and Hubbell
were l.. =. Allls Cd. the Harvard captain.
and Russell y =. FAY Of Princeton. Al
lis was IN a. 40 fourteenth, but Fay
won back hole. and they drove across
the pond 20 tho home green with the
Harvard man : up All he needed to do
vas TO halve .he ho'c. but he played into
a trap and lost. ON the first extra hole
Fay seemingly had the match won. but
Ais lad him a half Stymie. and he failed
o. get down his tow inch putt through
oyercau, iousness cugcndcred by the fear
Of knorElur In his opponents ball. on
the twentieth green Ais won TO 4,
ana took the match putting Harvard
noirt ahead
G. \ Peacock. Princeton. soon evened
the score again by his to 9 victory
over 5. w Canaan, and the championship
depended upon the outcome OF the last
match between !. H. Rose, the Princeton
captain. and T. -. Hepburn OF Harvard.
Going 70 tho HON" green. Rose was
dormic, and Just as Allis had done a
quarter ~ AN hour before. he played
into the deep trap on the right OF the
green. II looked like another extra hole
match until Rose descended into the pit
with his uhlick and popped the ball out
n within half nm inch Of the cup. 1t
was great recovery and when Hepburn
missed his long try for a .. the match
was over and Princeton was champion.
The individual championship will be-
r'n tomorrow Tho qualifying round will
he played IN the morning. sixteen to
qualify and the first match round will
follow In the afternoon. Twenty-siX col
'He'ans have entered FOR the individual
We Tho summaries.
Intercollegiate team chamnlonship: nnal
rouuo. Princeton " Harvard.
FOtRSOMES
PRINCETON HARVARD
Peacock and Rose q Aills and Hubbell .... 0
VIZ y, nole. Ga, g1nsn and Hs SI3Hh.
Barber and Lovre =
Total ................. /
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