The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-07
Two new WORKERS
REACH SEMI-FINAL
Carter Must Play Skehens and
Dyer Tackles Paul in
TO-day's Matches.
MEDALIST BEATS CHICK

PtNrurnsr. n. C.. April s.--The sec
ond round Of match play to-day In the
annual North M South amateur cham
| pionship brings all divisions down to the
seminal. Weather conditions were
again ideal. In the frst half Of the
bracket in the FIRST division Charles Ske-
hens. the medalist. will meet Philip Car
ter. the Metropolitan Junior champion.
In the other half r. W. Dwyer Of Mont
clair. the present Pennsylvania cham
| pion. will meet W. NJ. Paul. Mecklenburg
Country club. Charlotte. who has made
n good showing In this for
the last few years.
Skehers advanced by beating W. e.
Chick I up In an uphill fight. lie was
down from the start and was even for
the first time at the fifteenth hole. Going
out he lost the second. fourth and eighth.
winning the seventh with a 4. one under
par. where he holed from of the green.
and the short ninth in .. when Chick
overdrove the green. lie turned I down
With a medal score OF 80 TO Chicks IS.
The tenth. twelfth. thirteenth n
fourteenth were halved as well as the
eleventh. where Skehens laid his second
dead and Chick holed from edge OF the
! green for Il half in 3. one under par.
Skehens holed a fairly long putt on
the fifteenth for a win when his oppo.
nent missed a shorter one. lie holed
one from edge OF the sand on the six
teenth to keep the match even and be-
came l up on the seventeenth for the
first time in the match when Chick was
trapped on his tee shot. A halved ONE
hole left Skehens a victor l up.
Carter did not have any excess margin
In his match with r. e. Beall. being
only l up at the end. Carter was out
in 35. one under par. to 80 for Beall and
turned l up. They halved seven OF
the nine holes coming In. Carriers was
- and Beal was three strokes worse.
Carter threw away one stroke on the
short NINTH two on the fourteenth.
where his second was bunkered and the
third was over the green. one on the
sixteenth and one on the seventeenth.
where he missed a o incl putt.
Dyer took the .ead in his match with
Cuilford AZ the second hole. won the
Nth and the eighth and was 2 up at
the turn. Coming in he won the tenth
aud fourteenth. losing the eleventh. NJ
teenth and sixteenth and became dormie
.. He ended the match on the seven
tenth 3 and I when Guilford was
trapped from the tee. Both medals were
over so.
Paul had the jump on Y. W. Brown
from the start. being . up on first four
holes and turned with the same margin.
He kept this lead until the thirteenth.
which he lost as well as the fourteenth.
which made the match al even after
halving the fifteenth he won the six
teenth and SEVENTEEN and the match.
. and l.. The summary.
Second Round: Match rlav. First six.
Skehtns. WooIs Hoe. beat
W. e. chick. Bra- Burn, | up. y. V. -
Carter. Nassau, nca; 4. Bcall, Union
town. I up. =. W. Dyer. Mon,clair. b.at
Jesse y. Guilford. Woodland. J and !. ".
". Paul. M"cklenburs q -. beat X. ".
Brown Drookline. . and /.
Beaten Eight. l.. Becker. Woodland.
won from ". n. Simons. Garden city, By
default; e J. Bsllamy. Springfield, beat
Donald Parson. youngstown : and .. II.
Z Wee hum. won from q. r.
Van Week. Bal;usrol, by default. r. l..
Scoheld, Jr. Wee Burn. beat J. NJ. Wells,
kenilworth, Z and 9
second sixteen. winners--C. VI. Ran
soin. Buffalo. i ". Watson. Merton
Cricket. chisholm Beach. Fox Hil's. r. X.
Hyatt. Ridgcwood.
Third siS,c~n. Winners. 4. Mcco-.
mick. New Brunswick: = A. tennessee.
cooperstovu " II. Neyins. springfield :
Robert Wilson. Wsnnsmoisett.
Fourth sixteen, Winners. l.. Weller.
- 'ather!ne's, II. e. shannon "a. Prock-
por'. = f. Aiken. DunwoodIc. !. "
Thompson. spring Haven.