The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
BALTUSROL PAIR TIE
WITH UPSTATE DUO.
Narston and Van Week Score
20 Best Ball. as DO the
sherman Brothers.
BIG TOURNEY ON TO-DAY

DETROIT. Aus. 27.-Two Eastern pairs
,icd Al ~ to-day In the third American
%rolfcrS' competition played on the links
n, the Country club of Detroit. over
which the rational amateur champion
shin will begin tomorrow. Max II.
Narston and Charles Il. Van Week. Jr..
If Baltusrol were the first to come in
with a 80. made by scoring a 80 each
way but they had not been In long
before Thomas NJ. and Sheriff. Sher-
mar, Yihuunddsis, posted "A similar
score nu the board. IS. $40.
About fifty pairs entered the compe-
,irion and about two-thirds OF them com
nletcd the round. General regret was
s,pressed because Of the absence OF
walter j. Travis. the donor OF the tro-
ray. who with Fred Herreshon as his
mariner has won II for Garden City at
the last two championship meetings.
The tvr teams that tied for the tro-
pny purs led widely differing methods
Of attaiAng success. In the Baltusrol
team Man Marston a a little more
ihal the main reliance he was almost
the whole team. His individual score
was an Appropriated -, and a Week
helped ON only four holes. Van Week
arrived only this morning. so 1t was his
dss, sight of the course, and he did
about Us we'll as could have been eN-
rsc,cd under the circumstances. The
New Jersey champion just played
steady, consistent golf all the way. The
card
Man II Mars,on and c. E Van vlcek.
j.. Baitusro,:
Out .....,..t s-s3 20
Tn. ~Yahnundasis team was a two
mar combination all of the way. a fact
.hal Is attested by the individual total,
Tom sherman made a Is and Sheriff.
sherman an 81. so 1t was good team
work that put the brothers at the top.
S%.orrill sherman got OFF to a good start
Ia, huIiug 4 putt from the edge of the
nr,t green for a 3-the hole Is VIZ yards
.aug-lud il was the only 3 made there
all day. II was just the kind of en-
coura cement that the Utica golfers
needed. and one or the other of them
managed 10 play par or better than par
L Il on al OF the remaining holes. when
iley reached the seventeenth-ilo yards
1t Was Tom Sherman's turn, and he
pu; his second shot dead, getting a j.
The card
r. NJ. sherman and :. sherman, Iahnun-
OASIS:
In ..............i - j \ . . 80 ~
There was a two stroke gap between
the leaders and the next two pairs.
Francis Ouirnet and Paul Tewkesbury'
Woodland. played good golf for two
Hirds Of the distance. Tewkesbury. II
ANYTHING. doing "A little more than his
share. They were out in SO. On the
sixteenth neither could do better than
., sh. G.y.nt,apth hnrt them /
4 little more, but Ouimet saved "A stroke
by getting "A fine > OH the home hole
for their ~. They played with John
q. Anderson and Frank II. Hoyt, both
formerly OF Boston, but now OF Siwanoy.
Anderson and Hoyt required 81 strokes.
j. X. Bole OF Cleveland II George
Y. Rotau OF Texas, who played to-
gc,har from the neutral green Of Pine
Valley, near Philadelphia. a club to
which both belong, tied at ~. with
Ouime, and Tewkesbury.
Chick Evans and Ned Sawyer. Edge
water. were followed by "A good sized
gallery. but . 10 was the best they
cJu.l get.
IN addition TO the team match, there
were The usual number of day before
rounds for purposes OF practice only.
Jerome II. Travers engaged in one Of
e''' f'iNt haAAANh- Nv IAN"'' VI ~ -
couple of holes played well the rest OF
tie way. His cold seems a little better.
and as 1t grew warmer with each sue
Cycdiug hour to-day he should be in
better physical condition tomorrow, than
Tor 'hc last few days. ouimet went
out Tor a practice round IN the after
noon, and also played some good golf.
is in readiness for the
Championship. which begins to-mor-
row with the preliminary eighteen hole
qualifying round. The scores in the
4 mcriodH GOifc' competition:
,r VI. s. IL M"r'' g, s ana 7 F. " Van a0s yiSSE
frsueis Olimet and p. Tewkesbury. Wood.
an Sc, a6-!s j. X Bole and O.. V
iot'n. Pine Valley So, a6-72; u L.
i S6 10. Allan Reid and Albert seckel.
Hi'crs.ue, 80 AS; T. W Hunter and
u " Vaughn, bloomfield INNS &c.
pcroii Country, 81, SIT. ,
l. = AUis 30 and II. l.. Willoughby,
"agkes a. 49, 2Gm55; T.; NJ: Byers and
,1.ier 1"L T. H. Bsnbard, Midlothian.
0'r 81 So y, n Whitney ana
.run"u and e. = Palmer. Detroit, 40.
=. A. Is oliver and J. \ Dillworth,
y "E't"l 3d. Ill! u W. Coakran and
h."rc- and q Long. Pittsburg Field,
10 -. i. T. Mcmillan and ". CAR
'N,,' T.! aud = D. Heron, Oakmont,
" p smith .md II. ". Perrin. Pine
''1y 70 g. g: " Inslsc and 4
u .nI II Maxwell, Jr, Nassau. a..
" H. Nelie and j. C.. cady, Rock
e. 'g'' qu NJ" 3' woo1i r. A. hG Ss% ana
4Hl.l" ami \ taa lr. RlOHunUglI HING