New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
Corkran and Canan, and Max
well and Gardner Shawnee
Tourney Survivors.
BY FRED HAWTHORNE.

ohnWnee-on-Delaware Penn, July 81.
We are not going to dust of that
worn and frazzled youth will be
served stuff in describing the results
Of to-day's matches in the annual invi-
tation golf tournament Of the Shawnee
Country Club. but the brutal fact re-
mains that of the four semi-fnalists
lett in the hunt for the famous Buck
wood trophy not one is more than
twenty-five summers old.
In the upper half Of the draw D.
Clark Corkran, OF Baltimore, winner Of
the gold medal yesterday, and L. II.
IN the lower half the contenders will
be Norman II. Maxwell. of Aronomink,
and w. Hamilton Gardner, Sd, of Buff
falo, the only player from the Empire
State left in the championship race.
Cold, analytical opinion tonight
seems TO favor Corkran and Gardner
as the two who will fight il out to-mor-
row afternoon for the trophy, but cold,
analytical opinion has often counted
for nothing when the puts won't 90
down, and it may be that way to-mor-
row.
day OF sultry temperature, with
heat waves lowering over the links and
arising in vapor from the peaceful
Delaware, gave way late in the after
noon to thunder, lightning and the gale.
Black clouds rolled down over the
lofty crest Of Buckwood Mountain, their
advance blazed by flashes Of lightning.
Then came the floods Of rain. and so
swiftly that the feminine portion of
the gallery picked up its frills and
feathers and futtered pellmell TO the
haven of the Buckwood sun veranda.
From this shelter the women watched
the .drenched players founder their way
20 victory or defeat.
Gardner found Spencer Jones, Of
Plymouth, a stocker, and it was not
until the last putt on the home green
that the former Yale captain was able
TO clinch the match by up. Both got
fine tee shots 20 the green. but Jones
had long down-hill putt, and the best
he could get was to Gardner's 3.
In the afternoon the Buffalo star was
IN great scoring vein. having six IS,
two IS and 3, for a par 81. Against
such a pace DR.. Robb could not DO
much more than get an OCCASIONAL half
and succumbed on the fourteenth green.
Gardner's second round card follows:
EsS6.''a ROB. aou,oocl''.........::..s ol'. III
So55nsL So55 in::::::::::::s
Canaan. who got the last nine holes in
30 yesterday, had a most tenacious
opponent in c. c. Clarey, Of Wood
bury, the young player who did 30 well
in the Atlantic City tournament The
two played like a team all tho way, and
IL was not until an extra hole that
Canaan was able to win.
First sixteen (frt round)-D c. Corkran Balr-
70 play: " H. wes1:r, % RaSiins sdOa .va.y. ds,
ieated L. II. Cav ,r. Phiadephia Cricket Club.
4Iso1 S nSs Midland uD ana 70 psy 'H'Asn II csn.D. n
Altoona defeated D. L Ridge. Bucks County ! Hp.
y. H. Maxwell. Aronimlnk defeated R. s worhinE-
Apaw amis, defeated Alea Coles shawnee. up:
J. W. Robb, Medon. defeated George Small. York.
up. ". II Gardner. Sd. Pine VALLEY. defeated J.
second round-Corsran defeated Weaver. up
and 4 2 play; can,n t.,,stsd CLANCY. up, y
play Gardner defeated Robe up and TO play.
Binniesill trophy, second sixteen tars, ,oundl-H
c. II io1ctt Bucks County d.ss.ied A G kei,
vs s 1 dssasd u asay 1n9 MsRssa = % n u
and , to PAY H. W Wood A,ian,is cry. de.
{. G HsSlcy fyrr PymouiS ds,..c9 4, n Ears,
BaiI up and to play; G. W. schwinn. Glen
defeated h. 4
play: Ray Twyfort. BidsehamptOn, defeated T. II
Marcus. j.. Moaiciair d.fsatsd ted P. J. Kelly. BLa
second round~Io,ea des.atsd Newten. ! up;
Wood defeated Smith. up and 20 play. Hish.ey
defeated schwinn. up; Marcus defeated Tsyfort.
Third sixteen tarst round)-J. W. .Fnck. Bait
more. defeated X. S Hicks. PhilidelDhia coun,J
down defsa,ed z. c Msrkls. Haziston. i up "a
holesl L. b Hughes. Baltusrol defeated N ,,,;, !.
defeated j \. Reieer Atlantic City, up .nd s
to play: W. 4. Yarrov. Merion defeated J.
M''s11 IN NS,is I, a a.:ssa aA s.wSu S Ply
/ ford up: l. b. Purnell Baltimore. defeated n
gspy suisss TsOSs SS%s SH tna to S1
sesoad roq5d-Frcs d;;sst.a Hq'hlT: L,L =, q.
defeated Yarrow. up: Purnsn defeated sturtevant.
5 up and 70 play.
est Tiii. defeated Thomas M-'han. North nm,
I up and % PLAY: A. p. Stevens. shasnes 1efestei
Hama s6s"n;s ss;,.S s0 and 6 Rl:2
Gt o.. S9In SsTa RIif Th Y "a 70
s.,:a Sa :id 'fy 'h.hy ? PlI%oetH F4SSta a .as
PLAY: F. c. Hal. Montclsir. detested "; sonmsr.
E6,, Gse Rfsf 5 s.,.9,.e sD eHd Howell e %So5 Fo,
And 70 P% Ss,G. pigs sSsrpss psom aD s 10 sS.s &
/ to play; Meehan defeated Buekus, uo ~,
hol..) Han defeated Leonsrd; up .nd : 70 play
Fi,h sixteen trt rognd5S loS Nm NJ sSSui soS RON
" " = Kisi1man. Lulu Temple BY default: ". F.
Hewitt MniE.hd. wqa s,I t.o% PP,u,s.lgsi, Z Ssgsiy
'fst q ReS,ussush. sh.wnos. won nom W; Il. wllssn
Rala by default: W w. Umbchiuer LulI ismpia
Sson rom w r. Comfort. unattached, oy csiaGl,
4 po6m. Trenton. defeated A. G. Brown Sorth
Inn 8 NJ aud 5 TO play n Gould ohisna ?,
defeated W. Pnngls. North HILL up 'nu
plaS ..,..,u, x.vuii., 4 m
| Hewitt defeated vaniusen, Up ara 20 p.y