The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-21
YOUNGSTERS BEATEN
BY NELSON WHITNEY
Southern Golfer Eliminates
Carter and Lewis on Ma
tiOnal Links.
KIRKBY AND WHITE WIN

SOUTHAMPTON. L. l.. Aug. 2o.-The
erformances of Nelson Whitney. Of the
Audubon Country Club of New Orleans.
former holder Of the Southern champion
ship. were .he outstanding features Of
IN, irs, and second match ounds ot the
invitation tournament of the National
Coli J..nks Of lmerica to-day.
Ry dlsposing Of Philip V. q. Carter,
,ha chief cup winner Of last year., and
Reginald NJ. Lewis. the capable young
golfer from Rid9efeld. Conn. Whitney
established himself as a power to be
r.ckoned with. He is in the lower half
of the bracket and will have to beat
G1rIincr W. White in the semi-a anal to.
morrow morning before he can enter the
anal In The other semi-final match
oswald Kirkby, the medal winner, and
L. r.. Prindle, once the Cornell captain.
vii, meet.
Whitney eliminated Carter in the club
tournament at Shinnecock Hills last week,
and. OF course, the junior champion was
anxious to even the score. He took the
first two holes and was one up at the
turn. but the far driving Southerner
enuared account at the twelfth. All OF
the remainiis; holes were halved but tho
seventeenth, about 3l1 yards long. Whit
ney was almost hole high on his drive
and he made his three to Carriers Ave,
60 the advantage was held to the end.
Lewis had rarely been so helpless o
his tee shots as he was this afternoon
against Whitney. and under the circum-
stances 4, was n fearful handicap. Whit
ney won seven OF the first eight holes,
and he was still seven up at the end
OF the eleventh. As he then was dormie,
all the Southerner required was n half,
but Lewis. with rare gameness, straight
ened himself out n won three holes
IN succession before n bunker at the fate
ful fifteenth cost him that hole and the
match. The margin was 5 n 3.
Brindle defeated James II. Hyde OF
South shore. by 8 up and 2 to play. and
the co,legian went along at n clip which
would have brought him home in about
IS Kirkby had little difficulty and
Gardiner White had even an easier time
OF II. Playing in the fourth, beaten
eight James A.. Tying. the chairman OF
the Metropolitan handicap committee
holed n mashie shot OF 1875 yards on the
home hole for n three. The hot was
completely blind. G. q. Comstock. Jr.
OF Sleepy Hollow. was his opponent and
was dormie one. Tying squared the
match but lost on the nineteenth. Thu
summary:
First sixteen. FRS, Round-oswalt
Kirkby. Engiewood. beat stephen =. Nash
ward, beat l.. W. Callam, National. 5 ant
4. James r. Hyde, south Shore, beat F. d
Frazier, Essex County (Mass.D, 6 and 4
E D. Prindle, shinnecock Hills, bea
Frederick Snare. Havana. I and q Or
A :. Morrow. Baitusrol, beat u. D Cooke
S Sh1t., FiS.h h't.'' o.a. j. up j. c SaTd,nt ROCK.
away Hunt. 5 and o.; Reginald N. Lewis
R!dsenS a e sns E. I F.. wan wh HtsSk, Ar
dutou, beat Philip V. q. Carter. Nassau
M. ~
an :. Prindle beat Hyde. 3 and .; Whit
bes' Morrow. , and 3; whitney bea
Beaten Eight, First sixteen. First Rounc
Nash beat Callam. s ana g.; Frazie,
sest snare l up Cooke beat Curtis;
Dol, Merrimac Valley. beat Hepburn
vhaples. Pennington, ! up Lee w Max
National Z and 8; Paul Moore, Morri
County. beat F. A. .Solwedel. Canoe Brook
and Luc,en 4: Tyns, Eniionsl, bee
Bgers. Allegheny, beat Reginald Brooks
National, 8 and q: purant Bowers, Nas
.su. beat pr; .. webb Granssrty BAL
N,..lnaL beat A. II. johnson. sleep
Hollow. . and 2; David H. McAlp.n %
NJ, c?un,yi beat l. r bo"den' Dyke
second Roundabout beat Maxwell, 3 an
i Moore heat l.. II. Tying. and 3; Dyer
Reatsn Eight. Second Sixteen. Fir.
Ro1rf-Whaples beat Thaw, Z and =; 500
GI,nb-rry. 4 and 3; Johnson beat Bow
th.ri sixteen, FRS, Round-T. NJ. Rob
srtson. Garden city. beat O n. Lamher
National 3 and William Watson. Bal
tusroL beat. S X. De Forest, TatioIsl'
ard ., e NJ Baxter. National, beat II. !
Stern. Maidstone. l up ug holeOI "
fischer. Englewood. beat Charles b. Mae
D"nald. National Links, 2 up; DR.. j Leem
Lord. National, j up; wynant u. Wander
poo, Morris County, beat James A. SUI,
r., nv N aoI f n +. ana O. B. p " H GoaSrsn
Ns,on,i' ana 3; r Byers, Alieshen'
hea' F Thomson National, y p
second Round-Watson beat Robertson
9 and 3. Baxter beat Escher,, and
vsnicrrool beat Walker. . and !; Byei
bea' Rranlr"th, 5 and 3
Rea'en Eight. Third sixteen, First ROM
ID Forest beat Lambert. | up tls holes
storm heat Macdonald. 3 and stllima
boat LORD, c and 8, Thomson beat Coei
Flur,h sixteen. FRS, Reconciliation Gu
tI0r Js, Essex County. beat W, " whit
E FofjcT ssi6n. ! qR s Ms a SSiss,i J. 1n o'Bnle,
j. by default. Malcolm McBurney. NJ
t'onal, heat James a. Tying, Baltusrol
r O Comstock, Jr.. sleepy Hollow, ? an
4 coppen. National, beat o G. Mac
Seapy Hollow, 4 and 2; A. ID. Chtlds, III
E',rrod. beat l.. Il, Vaningen. NationaI.
md J. Insley Blair, National, beat T.
Huntlnrion, Shinuecock HIS, 6 and 4; !
" Dupuy. National, beat X. ID. Graham
Nf'ipna,. ! up Clg holes),
Second ROund-Cutting heat clark . ar
q N,Blrnoy beat Ladd, 3 and 2; Chile
b'a' rpppell, g and 8; Blair beat Dupu
taua o.
Reaten Eight. Fourth Sixteen. Fir
P.lr1-White beat O'Brien, by defaul
E w.'nck beat Tying, ! up ls holesD va
lrVrr heat Macy, q and 8; Graham be
Huntingdon, 3 and /. :,
Finh sixteen, First Round-George va
Keuren, Englewood, beat e, F. Watso
Hon. beat j, A Weekes, Piping ROCK.
dafaI't. Hlrlon O'Connell. Yountakah, he
q n Finn, National Links, 3 and z,
r Erpkaw, Piping Rock, beat 7, {, Fog
t~rIwauIs, . and I; j. w. Cross, Natlon'
taat Morris W. Kellogg, Piping Rock,
a'I {. clarence J. Martin, Baltusrol' be
r $ Dauforth. Norfolk. I up C9 holes
x Secor, National. beat Herbert.
S'-stt. Wykagyl, ny default !, r ia
700 Bs,tusrol, beat Daniel Chauncy' y
eaaoni Round-Lynch heat Van Keure
20ud !: O'Conne'l heat Brokaw, 7 and
Martin beat Cross, | up; Secor heat ia
nam. 6 and 3.
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