The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
UNKNOWN GOLFER
LEADS AT TUXEDO
r E. Williams Of Montclair
Wins Medal With .
Score Of 20.
MATCH PLAY TOMORROW

r,-x,no rARK. N. r.. May IA
.olfe, hitherto unknown to fame sue
cs.ded in leading the held In the quail
wing round Of the annual Tuxedo in.
,.,.t,on tournament to-day. r. G.
u,1psms IA his name. he plays from
N. Montclair Golf Club. and his medal
Ginning score this morning was 70. He
,.n, GU, IN %. but coming rome played
much better golf. making the inward
,,r,rey In 80. Even then ne raj con-
,aro.d tina, he could have done better
:, the greens had o been quite 30
fast. His card:
= c Williams, Montclsir:
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Things proceeded in ~ieisurely fashion
today. for the eighteen hole qualify
,,s round was the only composition. ana
,he field was not big. just about large
enough to MI three sixteens. COMPETE
,o,s we're permitted to wait until after
noon before starting out ana almost z
score of them availed themselves or
thai privilege. The best known golfer
IN the field was Gilman p. Tiffany. long
q, Powelton. but now OF Mohawk. and
ba failed 10 i've up I " ieputuesoh
watch he gained in the years when he
was a familiar figure at nearly every
Metropolitan tournament.
Lacn of golf this spring vas the
,,ue reason for Tirany's Indifferent
snowing, and he freely admitted that
hs had PLAYED only three or four times
his year, but II he only could qualify.
honed 20 get hack his game before the
ends on Tuesday. he WAS
an, in 4, this morning came home
IN 10. 90 It looked AS though the process
a, Improvement had set In. just to
make sure he started out In the a III
as a member of a four ball match after
lunch. 49,.
nueezed into second place in h quail
tv,ns round with a score Of l?-3s. 81 :
and scores up to 81 earned first divi-
sion berths for their makers. Three
tied at that figure for the last two
rlaces. but il was too late to play OF
the tie to-day. .
Robert u. wrcnn. former president OF
,be United states Lawn Tennis Assoc
cation, was a starter. but not a fin
,,her. for he tore up his card long be-
fore he reached the home green. The
same fate overlook J. Elliott Cowdin.
the polo player. who recently returned
from France. where he had been fight
ing FOR the Allies.
Match play will no, begin until Mon
tay morning and the tourney will end
on Tuesday decoration Day.. The
summaries:
,,,t,tr' 9. SEQ, e. > Lee. Tuxedo. q.
ss--.i. Il. Terry Jr.. Newport. .: u-s:;
: T Richardson, Garden City. tc I:-st.
W II Young, Tuxedo. ~. to-.s>; Il. L
M sobiey' scmc r.Sy' &. ,s-ss:c.fr Watson.
Jr. B.ltusrol, ~. ti-s5; II. W. Goeiet.
N.wpor'. -. W-s.: Gilman 7. Tiffany.
s sGas%A t,,, q a. "n,.".s C. ii. a a%.f%" Ssi:
den ci,y, as. t3-ss. Morton l.. Fearey.
oakland, ~. H-ss. T. NJ Robertson.
Gsfdsn ctty, e. ti,,,e: "; r. Ret,s.
u 81. r. =. De Khan, Oakland.
q. "a
second si.te-u--c. D. Stewart. Mosawk.
:. -: \ !, Everett; Piping ROCK, 80.
Cook Tuxedo. *, Isl: Lindsay Russell.
rlA'lo. ii-gs. " " Hop2in. som.r.
ti-'.: < Tn,o%T, TaSedS: 50. 81 =.
,.lk T.Nedr -. SIS: r. ,. Cutting.
iaActo. 20 i9-99 $ Johnson, Taxcdo.
G l"r ard. Tuxedo. ~, 500
Third >i>te'n-J = Bernhard. Tuxedo.
8 ,s-,oo: howard Brokaw. Piping Rock,
:. 'II'ee. r. k.sch Tuxedo 81. 81
10 ~ ammond. Somerset. So. a,-
"a = Mortimer, TUXEDO. 81. 53--iot; J.
..'.'u'. rlA-." 80 rs; + 6
I."I'r ruN,i". - :.-lo6. 9 ". Yuiee.
!.>eIo 49, is-los. J.. Gesr. Piping. Rock.
!. P. l"N ! l. Davis, Tuxedo. "a, 6t--
: psnr stor p-incoton. So. tile; 4,
VI. '".Iry. Newport. 90, Sis.