The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-11
WINNING MEDALS NOW 4
FIXED HABIT WITH WEBB
Low Scorer at Garden City and Apawamis Tourna-
ments Turns In Low Card in New Jersey-Bal-
tusrol Quartet Captures Team Prize.

WEST ORANGE, N. j., June '0.-Roy
ID Webb continued his medal winning
career to-day when he led the Geld In
the qualifying round OF the New Jersey
state golf championship over the links
OF the Essex County Country Club. The
Englcwood golfers Victory to-day was
won from a field OF over 100 golfers and
was his third such victory this sea son.
lie won the medal at the Gerden city
Invitation tournament last month and
was at the top OF the list In the qualify
lnE round Of the Metropolitan champion.
snip at Apawamis last week. At each
OF the Journeys mentioned he also won
the gross prize In the saturday hand.
cap.
Webb made a - to-day and did most
OF his good work on the last nine holes
after DIN out In rather ordinary fash
ION. lie took 80 to reach tho turn, "A
score that several others ~equalled. but
his score OF 80 for the last nine was IN
a class by itself But for a missed putt
on the seventeenth green he might have
made a 70 The card
Roy ID. webb. Engiewood;
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Marston. who like the winner went out
IN 80, but unlike the inner came home
In 81. for his total of 70. The only
others TO beat SO were Max II. Behr and
II V. Seggerman. who took ~ apiece,
Oswald kirkby. the titleholder. and
Maurice Iiisley. who was runnerup last
year. were tied with Carl II. Farley Of
Upper Montclair for attn place. each
with an ST.
As soon as the last qualifying score
was In the draw was made and the
tournament committee Just managed to
complete the first match round In the
first two slxteens before dark. The
other sixteens had to wait until to-mor-
row. And the first round In the cham-
pionship was not without It's surprise
for Maurice Risley was eliminated by
Carl FARLEY. Farley's task did not seem
like u hard one either. for he acquired
u substantial lead early In the round
and despite all R.sley could do kept Il
until the fourteenth green, where the
match ended. Farley winning by 8 up
and I to play
Webb won The best match OF the after
noon when he beat Frank Dyer. the
Montclair boy who has Just c. mple'ed
his first year at the University Of Penn
sylvania. All the way to the turn II
was "A close battle. Webb gaining the
lead at the ninth. when Dyer drove
into the rough and picked up after
"A couple Of Intellectual efforts 20 get ont.
The mistake put Webb ! W, and after
having the next two the medalist won
the next three and practically settled
the match, which went on To the six
teenth green. Webb winning 3 ~ and
? to play.
Oswald Klrkhy had an easy man Z"
beat this Afternoon In the person or
Ellis Adams, Baltusrol. and the ham
pion won by 8 up and 8 to play. Mar
ston and Rehr also were on the winning
list. taking their adversaries into camp
without much difficulty. The second
round this morning. however, will mean
the elimination Of at least two Of the
faNarit,s. as Klrkhy plays Mars'on ~
Webb meets Behr. Both matches should
be among the best in the tourney.
The usual team match FOR teams or
four men was played to-day I'm con-
ncction with the qualifying round. aud
resulted In the closest kind II a struggle
hetween Bal;usrul, Morris County and
tnglewo.d. the scor" standing Baltus-
rpl, 800 Morris County, 1871 EnGlewood.
1872 The summaries
championship pivision-rloy Il. Wehh.
Enginw God, -: Maxwell II. Marston, Bal
tusroi. 10, Max H.. Behr, Ba1tusrol' 49,