New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-31
COOK CAPTURES
CARPET TRADE
COLFINC TITLE
Eliminates Paul in Semi.
Final and Richmond in
the Closing Round.

Champions and former champions
tried without avail to stop the progress
Of Horace T. Cook, of Trenton, in the
sem-fnal and final matches OF the
Carpet Trade Golf Associations tour
nament yesterday over the links of the
Arcola Country Club. Cook first elimi-
mated Gerome A. Paul, the title holder.
By 8 and margin, and then defeated
II. B. Richmond, of Boston, wearer of
the crown for three successive seasons
prior to last year, by up and l to
play.
Cook, who did so we'll against Walter
]. Travis a year or two ago at Lake
wood, had never before competed in
this tournament. His form against
Richmond was rather unsteady, al
though on the first hole he ran down
a good putt for 3, one less than par,
and performed similarly on the ninth:
Even so, Richmond showed what kind OF
fighter he is by holding his man 10
a margin of at the turn. Cook, now
ever, would not be denied and by win
ming the seventeenth settled the match.
NO USE" remarked Richmond, after
the match. Youth simply will be
served" Richmond is a member OF
Woodland, the home club Of Francis
. Ouimet. He did not compete last year,
being in Europe at the time OF the tour
nament.
Mvron W. Robinson, of Hackensack,
president of the Carpet Trade Golf AS
ISOLATION had to bow before j. L. Per-
kins in the consolation fight OF the
cham pionship division, and Perkins in
turn was beaten by Major B. H. Tobey,
the Nassau veteran. Tobey's margin
was and 2.
The summary follows:
Championship division semi .enal round)-H B.
/ Richmond beat /. f. Cruckshank. up and 10
play Horace T. Cook beat Gerome A Paul. > up
final r5und-Cook beat Richmond. 2 up and to
Consolation. championship division tsem. enal
round } l. PeTAns beat Myron W Robinson,
Up and to Pa IA Ns'9 '5 b,y IO0ey BEAT VICTOR
Final round-Tobey beat Perkins. up and 70
Second ..ht semi anal roundup II. Fe,terolt
beat ". II Foster. up and TO play; C. A.
ma F@s 0 toanh-Pe,ieToI bes, Hani.y. up and
toa 1s alton second eight sent -hnal round)-J
play: j. r. shoar beat D. W. Hewitt by default.
Final round-J. y. shoar beat ]. r. shoar. Up
Third eight light sent an,l round)--F. J; Berbach
beat C. Il. Cochrane. ! up: J. L. Hubbard beat
John Sloane. up and 10 play.
Final round-Bersbach beat Hubbard. up and
Gonso.a alton third eight (seni- anal roundl--A.
Arid beat A. II Simons UP and 10 play: G. II.
Heath beat W Edsau. up and TO play.
Final roun1-Aird won from Heath BY default.
Fourth eight semi anal round)- H G. FetteroE
beat ". r. ROSeuthal. UP and ! 10 play, Harry
Payton beat H. Z. Plimpton. ! up.
Final round-Fe,teron beat Pay,on. UP and
Gonsol alton fourth eight Csemi. sn,l round)--c.
L. Roser beat J. +. wehn. l up: G. X Van
Nostranl beat r. o. Schell. up and 4 TO play
Final round-Roser beat Van Nosrsnd. Up and
20 play
Fifth eight semi final roundup. r.. Greer beat
NJ j. Crouy. W and 3 TO play: w y. Stevenson
beat J l. Hubbard. up and 10 play.
Final round-Greer beat Stevenson. Up N9
Consolation 18th eight tsemi-Hna round)-c. r.
Horton beat 7. +. Bennett, UP and 10 play;
C. 4 Aiman beat VI. Neuve. UP and 70 play.
Final r9und-iorton beat Aiman. up.
sixth eight tsemi-fnal roundl-H. G. Moore beat
A j. Moore. UP: A A. Stephens beat X. q. Paul.
up.
Final round-Stephens beat II C. Moore. up.
Consolation. sixth eight SENT -fnsl round A.
J Murphy beat II D. Poole. up 10 holes). J.
II Little beat J. VI. COoney By default
Final rouEd-Muphy beat little. up and 20
play.