New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-22
|,oogster of Seven Plays
e Proudly as Those
Old to the Game.
s,RLES D. AND
4 RCOOKE WIN FOBS
ridges and Maxwells Tie
\, ,he Gross Score Honors
with Rounds In 81.
By P. c. PULvER.

4 ,a.-, handicapped their sons, or
4 handicapped their fathers, in the
4 s,,s, ct Filius golf tournament
Ss links Of the Sleepy Hollow
- Club yesterday. .
4 I, seniors have their annual closed
=. At ApswAmis, and the juniors
4 .--Vided FOR each year, but where
" (, found . tournament in which
ia and young are equally well
- Imagine the veteran of three
.y more playing side by side with
I M, barely past the nursery age,
I ga idea may be had Of the tour
- A, Sleepy Hollow yesterday.
In. II came 70 winning prizes,
H.. q. Cooke and Everett B. Cooke,
t..,p,ing the Arcola Country Club,
1 snuicuous. They captured the
L ,sb, with a card Of Colts.
a., was a tie for second and third
L. between George II. Eypper and
- G. Eypper and Major A. White
4 V,ior Lee White, with respective
Il, ~ ss-l0-79 and 99-20-79, but
n. toss the Eyppers won.
fsa, totals were not as low as might
1 upeeted after glsncing at the
=. II should not be forgotten that
{IS,u foursomes are comparatively
~ this part Of the country. Ex-
Z hr the Lesley cup meeting every
q little trhnspires in the competi-
e Inc 70 break in upon the monopoly
/ 4, iour.bsll game. 1t is worthy Of
Irssp. however, that two couples
I-1p. Partridge and his son Dwight,
recently won the Westchester tour
-, al the Wykagyl Country Club,
1 EDWARD Maxwell and Howard Max
! ir.-tied for the gross honors with
ira Of 81.
IL Colin Carter and Philip were
lei upon with such high regard that
4 snmittee allowed them a handicap
4 -ly elk strokes. They made the
T.! IN 81. Or. Carter, while making
rs;ences 20 fame as a golfer, has
M Of approaching with his putter
H.. Travis-like in its deadliness,
vhsn it comes 10 playing a short
h prefers the putter to any lofted
y
Er out Of sight Of the paternsl
ns c. V. Rich. jr. Master Rich,
4 svned up to the age Of seven,
! Be: along with all the assurance Of
i q bis years, and apparently cared
i for length and direction than tie
1 " member Of the family.
Y. Rich, by the way, is president
I. National City Bank. Then there
y James A. Stillman and James
-sn. I'd. the latter being ten years
!. o. thereabouts. This pair went
! E,i with Howard F. Whitney and
/ tile son.
IA, the tournament carried an APP
vas shown By the size Of the field,
ss than ninety-four couples driv-
/ q from the first tee.
hgs were dozens of well known
.Ei on the links, and often II hap
|kst that where dad was not an ox-
: son was. One OF the promising
|E.tul players was Richard Haight,
hvling, who was paired with DR..
Z Hsight, one Of the Wykagyl regu-
p Dr. Hsight has been playing well
l.., and so has Richard. but Sleepy
lE, with its hills and dales, proved
|sts too much for them.
Zen there was Daniel Chauncey,
(,zG president Of the United States
I. Association. with his son Ray
Iz.; Darwin P. Kingsley, president
he Metropolitan Golf Association,
Walton P. Kingsley. J. Temple
|H.tney and Gaines Gwathmey, the
-G an Apawamis veteran and the
|-r spromising member Of the Yale
p; JOhn Slater and J. Harold Slater,
'n Hills; Frank Presbrey, chair