New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-30
De Palma WithdrQwS
on Epe of Big Race
PARTRIDGE AND
BARNES ON LINKS
Former Yale Star and En-
gleWOOd Golfer to Meet
To-day at Tuxedo

Dwight Partridge, Of Bedford, former
Yale star and Il. Mortimer Barnes. OF
Englewood will meet to-day in the Sc
hole final round Of the tournament over
the links OF &he Tuxedo Golf Club. Sec
ond and semi final rounds were finished
yesterday.
Partrdge's first opponent was Archie
NJ. Reid. the ST. Andrews Club champion,
and the first named brushed his man
aside 10 the tune OF UP and TO play.
Then he eliminated Percy Il. Pyne. I'd, Of
Morris County. who previously had taken
into camp James r. Hyde. Of South
Shore. the medal winner. Hyde missed
wee putt on the home green and lost
the hole and the match thereby.
Barnes had no difficulty in winning
from J. y. Steele jr., OF Maidstone, early
in the day, and then he put out McKim
Rollins OF Westbrook, with even greater
ease. Holins defeated Cornelius ). Lee
the Tuxedo record holder.
Lee, who ever has believed In the abol-
ishment of the stymie in golf, is even
more firmly convinced that he is right
after his experience with Hollins on the
fifteenth green yesterday. The match
was square Lee laid a fine mashie shot
we'll up to the pin. Hollinss third came
to TEST in front, and it made Lee putt
wide. Hollins then got into Lees way
again so that the Tuxedo man lost the
hole. Hollins won the match UP and
1 TO play when Lees drive at the seven
teenth was pulled out OF bounds.
Partridge, who did not get going in the
preliminary round. but who came 10 life
later on, maintained his best gait yester-
day. Against Pyne he went out in SO, and
had ne finished and kept up the rate Of
speed he would have been in the low
seventies. lie settled the match with
four at the 4lO-yard fourteenth.
The summary follows:
First sixteen (socond round)--Dwisht
Partridge. Bedford. beat Archie NJ. Reid, St
Andrews, UP and 90 play; Percy X.
Pyne, ID. beat James Il Hyde, South SHORE
l up; McKin Hollins, Westbrook. beat {. 5.
Lee, Tuxedo, . up and l 10 play; z. MOT
timer Barnes, Englewood beat ]. y. Steele,
jr.. Maidstone. up and 70 play.
Semi-insl round-Psrtridge beat Pyne' 9
UP and 4 10 play; Barnes beat Holins, UP
and 10 play.
Beaten eight (arst sixteen. first round)-
Courtlandt T.. Dixon, Rockaway Hunt, beat
c. II. Banes. Philadelphia Country. up: ".
r. Simons, Westbrook. beat william Wat
son. Baltusrol. / up 90 holes); W. G. Phil
lips. Rdgewood. beat Newell rilton, Tuxedo.
! up 30 holes); W. III. Young, Tuxedo, beat
Edward Pruyn, Yekyl Island, up and TO
play.
Seminal round--Simons beat Dixon. up
ana 10 play; Phillips beat Young. up and
10 play.
Second sixteen Second round)-Georse
Grant Mason, Tuxedo beat seymour John
son, Oakland. Gp and 10 play; J. Gordon
Douglas Morris County. beat G. e. Green
way, jr.. Garden city up and 70 play:
Oliver Perrin. National. beat Cecil Landsle,
Baltusro 8 up and 1 10 play; W. r. Belts,
Tuxedo, beat Charles Ames, Tuxedo, by de-
fault.
Seminal round-Douglas beat Mason.
up and 10 play; Belts beat Perrin. UP.
Third division FIRST round)-David Wag-
STAFF, Tuxedo. beat =; B: Keech, tuxedo, 5
up and . 10 play: b. Hipkins, Ridgewood,
Leat I. V 5. Crosby. Tuxedo. up and 10
play; II. X. Pritchsrd, Tuxedo, beat W. W.
Eoppin. jr., Shinnecock Hills. up and 80
play: Grenville Kane. Tuxedo. beat NJ. II.
Russell. Tuxedo. l up 90 holes).
Semi final round-Wagstan beat Hipkins.
Up and TO play; Kane beat Pritehard'
up ana c TO play.