The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
VOTE TO CONTINUE
P"ATER-FILIUS GOLF
Fathers and Young Sons Play
AGAINST Sons and Elderly
Fathers in FOurSomcS.
AFFAIR GREAT SUCCESS

s,,rrur,r,tt. y. Y. June 2l.-The
N-s.,opof,ar Golf Associations first
patton OF F.'ius tournament was held to-
Al, the Sleepy Hollow Country Club
IA b. WIS noe necessary 10 wait for the
s.rnil vote Of the competitors at the
~ t,s clubhouse this evening to
,r,v that rcuccforth ii will he m an
,,.l event No new form OF golhug
.,..,,. uu Introduced about New York
Gov vt. t,,udcJ by such success as
vss iu-it,'s tourney. and the only
.-4f c.sm hc,l, was that II ought To have
.ecr nrrun lrng < for Chicago n
-,bnafe.piil have been holding such
.owrc,.'ior- FOR years. and up to the
resent Metropolitan golfers have been
yc-,,vr along without them simply be-
I,Bse they have not known what they
were ml.sinc. So when the question,
shall this tourney he made an annual
event I'm the future was put at the
dinner this evening the affirmative re-
sporse was unanimous.
Nire,v.Hv, fathers with their sons as
mariners played In foursomes around the
sleepv Hollow links to-day for the three
NAYS Oh lAflANs y NV hAENf tNN'H Ni'a
,hird net scores BY its very nature the
competition brought together golfers OF
all ages. There were several fathers on
ne links wco gave golf the credit for
their survival beyond the allotted three
,rore years usl ten. and the sons ranged
in age all the way from years old.
Charles V. Rich, Jr.. to Gustavus T.
Kirby. forms" president OF the Amateur
Athletic Union. who seemed more like
ne OF the fathers than one of the son
Charles n. Cooke and his son.
Everett u. Cooke, who play at Arcola
won he chief honors OF the day by
making the lowest net score. s0-l2. rs.
For the second and third places there
was a tie between George II. Fypper
and Charles q. Eypper, Hackensack.
whose score was S9-l0. 70, and Major
4 White and Major Lee White, with
$40. 20. The tie was decided by
drawing the names from a hat. the
Eyppers getting second and the Whites
,hird. There was no gross prize. but
he lowest gross score made was 81.
Two pairs played the course In those
figures, Howard Maxwell and Howard
Maxwell. Jr., OF Nassau. and Alfred d
Partridge and Dwight Partridge OF Bed
ford.
Even though none OF them managed
% win PRICES the three or o u little
boys who played attracted the lions
share Of attention all day. Charles Ricn
was tire smallest as we'll as the youngest
and played a good mary excellent shots
On the thirteenth hole his father pu'
the bail safely on the green and the
yourester ran down a hard putt for
Howard F. whitney. secretary OF the
United states Golf Association. played
with his uine-year-old son. Howard F
whitney. and went around with James
4 S,illman I'd. the younger Stlllmar
being all Of 10 years Did. Another small
BOY who played In the tourney was
R y s.. John Wykeham-George.
Among the Older members Of the
Younger generation who helped u theii
fathers We're Paiiip Carter, Max Behr
Frank W. Dyer. c. l.. Van Week, Jr.
e + Eddy, Henry Seggerman anC
Harold Slater.
Play began at 10 o'clock this mornini
ard so big was the field that the las
pairs dll not finish until shortly befor,
6 o'clock this evening.
The committee OF the metropolitan
Golf Association which had charge o
the tourney was composed OF Franz
Presbrey. Apawamis. chairman Alber
r Ashforth. Garden City. secretary
Darwin T. Kingsley. st. Andrews vii
son 5 Kirnear, Sleepy Hollow, and Delo
W Cooke. Montclair. The scores:
Charles n. Cooke and Everett II. Cooke
a,eo.a so-l: IS; George II. Eypper an.
q 7s'i ul,oT A. WIFE WIFE and h's Msjor L.. 1 WHIT.
Norris county, as-?o. 70; Devereux EN-
net and Devereux Emmett. Jr.. National
So 81, Louis r. Jones and Roger Jone,
HsIght and Richard 4. Haight, wykagy'
-, SO; George g. Howell and Georg
5 Howell, Baltusrol, 800. so: Howar'
So So Alfred y. Partridge and pwigh
Partridge, Bedford. ST.. so; Or. jaime
:, Brown and T, Russell Brown, Montciai'
s,-iO 81 Wilson $ Kinnear and Law
:. " Cooke and Donald ID. Cooke. Arcols
Sos, So Martin d. Fink and Charles y
FINK. - Andrews. s7-lb. So: Carl Pick
asrdt and o C.. %Pickherdt, st. Andrews
s1.,t, 50; charles H.. Eddy and Charle
:: Eddy, Arcola. els. So; Charles "
hsAe5 and Kari ". Halter. North Jerse,
i io5-T p H. psrwin p; KinEsIey and wa,
I%heodor. J Palmer and Embury Palmer
Arco'a, SILL. 81; John W. Holberton an
iSyior Ho'herton. Hackensack. $50. 81
Garden City. lo2--is. 81; w. George Pick
Say and W, Morton Picksiay. Gedne
rams F3-lt, S.. DR., Colin S. Carter an
,ia|-'ID ~ e, w cG n,Er s sninn n, w4 n h.ii,
"ePy Hollow. l02-I6. Sc; Joseph I
E.Mah'r, and Joseph T Mcmahon. Jr
SetpF Hollow, ell. Sc; Francis N
na.o1' Jr and Francis II. Bacon Cd. Bal
igs,ol 9i-s 81; Temple Gwathmey an
I,a'ne' Gwathmev, Apawamis. SO. 81
,nar."' z Van Week and Charles u Va
nnt''rr and william J. AIlsopp.. Fores
~. 30, s., Ernest w. Congdon an
az, ". ~uongion,. Jr, Glen .Rldg
william A. Barber and WI
am & l.rrEar 10 Tar1,-naA gl-fo Is
-INt'i Rode and Alfred u. Rode, Baltus
q s. Dr. Samuel pierson an
~ L~i.-''n. Wee Burn, io0-l2, SIS: vii,
lam ~, 'y's Morgan and william Eel
-fa-.a. Harris and Thomas A. f. Har
.s Eng wood, 1913. SIS, W. 8. Char
,-e ..i ". $ Chapman. Jr, Scottish
A.f-.l ]. Norris and Alfred o. Norrii
\ 'A' Hunt: io7-Is 80; w. yerno
D." f"' W. venom Booth. Jr., St. Al
.o'-ii. 50; Frank l.. Dyer an
..'n " Dyer, .Montclsir, s5-6. SO; job
' ..| J Harold slater, Fox Hilli
' + = Swenson and s. 81. Sven
S'' = cops Hollow, 1918. SO.
u," ucy and II. X Downey. Cano
-!@, 80, Victor A. Seggerma
.t' '.''E v SegEerman, Engiewooc
ra. Daniel thauncey and kaymon
-H S."opy Hollow. es-s, 80; job
.rt John 4. Terry. Jr, ArdsleJ
" On, ,M4,lr1n =. bclknap An
'n. uIr.hurt Is. Cutting and Aaro
b. Nou'"lair. lll-2O. 81, Georg
and Edward f.. AllsOpp. Bal
~ %; william J Kelly an
. E,'!r, Wykagyl, 1918. 81
Van CHEF and Cortland Va
.unnI County, 1913. 90. Wa
. H..-Wln and Whitney e. HOdp
Andrews iOs--l6, o.; e. .
'.f Alan + Sawyer. Scarsdal
- T. Hilton and Vincent
. ."ryloh. l02--l0. 90; A. Law
Pc and 4 Lawrence Piersoi
#- ioi-ll. 90; Charles |
John W. STAFFORD, Hacker
-, %, u. Strachan and < !
Hev county, l0j-l2, 80; Lou
and Louis e. G1att..ng, il
.p,-l3, 80, Frank Pressure
ns lrosbrcy, Apawamis, l03-
IT, SINAI and Rogers ID. small
10, -; Richard u HUI