Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-30
MARSTON ELIMINATES
CANADIAN C. A. BOGART
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
Baltusrol Expert Disposes
of Visitor, 3 Up and 1 to
Play, in Northfield Coun-
try Club Event Today.
Risley Also Wins.

NORTHFIELD. ATLANTIC CITY, n,
j., April 3O-Maxwell r. Marston, of
Baltusrol, eliminated Canada, represented
by C. A. Bogart, of Toronto fro mthe
golf tournament of the Country Club of
Atlantic City today, when the erstwhile
interschoastic champion won an oddly
played match by 3 to /. Meanwhile, the
local crack, who is favored for the final,
Maurice E. Risley, put up an undeniable
Links and Sleepy Hollow, the margin
being to 8.
The Canadian took the lead over
Marston at the first hole. Bogart is
short driver with a fiat swing, due to
his plentiful waist, but on the greens
he was deadly, quite in contrast to the
tail Baltusrol player In fact. Marston
had almost an unconquerable desire to
visit any place off the tee. Only through
good approaching could he hold his own
Even SO, he steadied down on the critical
late holes and settled the match with a
3 on the 42S-yard 18th. The Canadian
fell off badly on the latter holes, ac-
counting for the wide discrepancy in the
medal scores. The cards:
BSSsS}:: BBSSsS}: 3St: iSl:: :ii 3 5S$ ! 6S5sl 6S5
Risley went out in 80, which was far
too fast for Johnson. who has played
scarcely half dozen rounds this year.
Risley was in happy putting mood, and
allowed his opponent only one hole, that
when johnson asserted himself with a
SO-foot putt on the 1lth for O. The card:
Bsisyy:: BBisi!sy: i%S'.,;:::tt / o-ss
gohnson, Cut.....5 9 8 4 GA
James c. Paris, Jr.. of the National
Links, emerged a winner by three and
one over Chester L. Maxwell, the far
driving Trenton youth. Each went out in
IL and stood all even at the turn. Max
well got pressing and although he hung
on determinedly. the experience of the
other, who has played a great deal
abroad. was too much. Maxwell is
player of considerable promise and is one
OF the longest drivers I'm the tournament
One march was carried to the 22d hole,
Clinton B. Price, of Ocean City, being
successful there over H. John Hiemenz,
of Lancaster.
The summary:
FIRST 49, aovERH2Rs ERRHS2fgRESs TROPHY. FIRST
Maurice Risley. Atlantic city, defeated A IT
JqRni9n e wSoi6s wNatSha htl9ES SP ana % play
;. Il. p. Newton, FTankford. defeSted sdiai II. ].
pP Gnsyy ely chSsRe W aGa GsfsatsdO ts play
:, FaTtlsh ~ Na!iesa jon j. Inks. 9RiSs defeated
/ @&sfES TF%SE5Sdd %s8d od R eRa 96rf f RJaay Rsy
teated II, I. .wiiloughby, Jr.. Phiiadelphia |
Country CLUB. up and TO play;
, NJ r., Marston, Baltusro defeated c. A. |
FsTRPtG deot cS9fa &Sha CIV p AND Won s. By
Adams National Links, by default.
SECOND 10, PRESIDENTS TROPHY. FIRST |
II. w, Leeds, Atlantic City, defeated II. W. |
Hemphlll, Atlantic City, 3 and 2
r, c. Maxwell Trenton, defeated Samuel |
Pree oGsaS y R anf Defeated e l1y Helm
II, Palmer, Bon AR. dsfeated A. F. Houston.
So Dayid'S / up u holes; s.,....,
smith, Berkshire, up and 1 to play. |
J. T., Bray, Youngstown. defeated d. C. Reed. |
Atlantic Clty up and 4 % play
NfcFariand, atlantic city, 2 up and 10 play |
Dr r. II. Mccall, Atlantic City. defeated /
Walter Smedley, Pocono, l up.
THIRD 49, ATLANTIC CITY TROPHY
FIRST ROUND,
J. II. LlpPlncott. Atlantic City. defeated |
Louis Stadler, Atlantic City up and 10 /
70 A. Mills, Berkshire, won from @. W. |
statzen, Afonimlnk by default.
r. a. Bale South Shore, won from @. 8. /
saIg eg%oeneg fgRs ysey RR aqf cty e std
y; Thompson. spTinghaf en-. up ana 2 70 play /
Or. Theodore senseman, ATLANTIC City, de- /
eated A a,, T, Smith; ,Jr,i Bss!E5ishiTe ! up
Rebmann, Whitemarah, up and 2 70 play.
IL G. Edwards Atlantic City defeated Dr. /
Moore stevens Atlantic City, 1 up,
5. l.. kneisel, ATLANTIC city defeated Dr.