The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
YALE MAN TO MEET
TIGER IN GOLF FINAL
Blossom Beats Bredin. a Mate:
Peacock Is Victorious Over
Marshall Of Williams.
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r Blossom o. Tale ana Grant \ Fea-
ccs Q. prpeeocn we're TIE winners to-
s.y = iAe -emi-1aAl rcund 81 TIE
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ov,e-N7 q the title now held by Ed
VAR ? Ais 81 VIC wss graduated
sr.- Harvard ass June ard raeretore
becsrnA .aeiirfsle 10 defend hs cham
ponsa.a
Rot. Of the seni-AnAl m&teAes to-day
x,r. At is!-ty-s.x hoSeS being hard
tousat Aaa TIE other prery much =: a
nrooasSoa. Blossom was the easy WIN
n.r. ta- he 6efeAted Louis L Bredir,
also q Tle by : up Aad 6 10 play,
sfte- leading a. b way. n Peacock
xn tAs softer WHO had 10 heh, hA-d
for n, VICTORY. TIE P-snee;oniAz 5eA,
John NArsAAll Jr- Q. Williams ~ 3
M AID J 10 rlay.
Rredn. who ala - well AxAlnS
hONraA ~ - AAt - &AaNasA
ehanpso-. tn the nrst -caod q; Detroit.
played indifferent ro'f to-day and Rlos-
som nevee hst 20 ~ork hard 10 win.
Winning rvc cf re f-t thr>e holes pus
Blossom . VI. % ne ditn'; worry much
when Re TO- into eli kinds Of trouble \.
NE fcurta and took q Z He vo- three
more before The ru-a Was reached and
was 4 Up vhe1 the inward journey be-
gan. B-etin e,courAS ea airees a little
by boiling q long rl;; for Q /: ana by
coming ont IN sc reduced blossoms
lead 20 : % sy tie j toe rcand wa
over.
The afternoon rouna. Aovev.-, found
Blossom running away with ias match,
he playe. par solf 20 THE iurn song
out in 81 Gas keTi 10 rAr o. tae ars;
two holes coming In. He Was 6crny a;
that point and when tAe twelfth WAS
ha!ved in =. rc;A missing fairly easy
puts. toe match Was over. The cards
MORNING ROUND
Frano.. = Hlassou Yale:
Louis I s-ee.n. YL.:
Out ....----... SO 8 "a
In |s-.t
AFTERNOON ROUND.
Out ...-... f-3s
on, stsf.iss-s
sr...l:
".By, ssl. NJ. s.y..
Peacock began his match aE,.as,
NarshAIl ir rather startling fashion BY
getting q . At the 40 yard ars; hole
good approach that almost rolled into
the ZIP for . 2 vas responsible for
the 3 After the brilliant start how
ever, Peacock settled down TO more
reasonable golf The match WAS close
Gil TIE way and they reached the turn
or tvea terms going out in 50 apiece
Coming In Peacock played The better
eo.t II fac. Marshall was lucky TO hang
or as well 70 lie d!d. and PeAoccks
lead Q! ! Up at the end OF the round
EASILY nigh; have been larger.
Marshall squared the match a. the
third hole in the afternoon. but dropped
behind again by taking 6 at the
fourth Peacock won the next two.
made II Up al the eleventh. but
on the twelfth sliced his drive into
trouble and went back 10 ; Up again
Marshall fought hard TO VIII, but threw
away his last real chance OF the hf-
ieenih greer. Both made poor tee shots
and u TOOK eaeoc two more 10 reach
the green, Marshall getting on with his
second. hen the Williams golfer
poiled IL all by taking three puts.
halvet The hole and was ) down. with
only three more holes 10 play. The SIX
tenth was halved and II was PeAoock's
match The cards
MORNING. ROUND.
G-aai A. Peacock. Pr!resuou:
Out .......-... : : 9 ) { : t-N
John Marsha. Jr. Williams
OH ) ! ] 4 5-b
Pesc0ek.
In ..-...-.. sssSE1ss.- ys--5
Narsnsu-
AFTERNOON ROUND
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