The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02

ESGLEwoon. y. j. juno Il p. M.
Barnes OF Englewood became q medal
list for the second time this season to-
golfers In tho qualifying round OF the
New Jersey championship. played over
his nj lc course. Tho secretary OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association, who won
the medal at Garden City two weeks
ago. was out In IS and back In IS this
morning for n 76. Barnes wa one Of
four Englewood golfers VINO were
grouped at the top OF the list. for close
eh.nd him came Oswald kirkby. II
|" nj. Donaldson and II. v. Seggerman,
IS each. Englewood captured the team
championship with a total OF 3l5, made
by Barnes. kirkby. Roy WEBB and ".
NJ. Coke. the club champion. Only the
fact that the members OF the team had
TO be nominated before play began. pre-
vented the home clubs total from being
considerably lower than II was.
AZ soon AS the qualifying round was
over the golfers were hurried out for
the first match round. and although a
couple OF the favorites drew things
pretty fine. they all came through
safely. Barnes. Kirkby. webb. Max
Marstor. the defending champion. and
Frank Dyer, the holdcr Of the pcunsyl-
vania title. are still IN the Gray, and one
and all have hopes Of staying there.
Barnes began he media, winning round
ny taking . on the first hole, which.
according 10 the card. should be played
IA :. but he made up the lost stroke m
short order by getting down hts putt
for a , 81 tho second hole. 3i5 yards In
length. From tina point on everything
went pretty well lie reversed the
usual order by getting a 3 on the 40
yard fourteenth and "A 4 on the 1873
yard fifteenth. but even that sor. OF
golf didn't disturb him. The short home
hole disturbed him so much. however,
that he all but lost the medal, for he
hooked his tee shot and took IA s. His
card
Z. Mortimer Barnes Engiewood'
put. ........ . 2 p = I Z 2 as
In I I = j-2s--G
kItkhy touh 80 to go out. including 2
$ at the scctui and a : on tho sixth.
which nd tAci. share to raise N, total
once past IN, turn. however. the former
metropolitan and New Jersey champion
cut loose and completed the incoming
journey IN -.
va Of the leaders clashed in the first
match u ir tho afternoon WHEN
Kirby and ~cgrcmau We're brought to-
100 ~ wv q y. A' lNsiN y TIL " ~
10 he a royH, struggle which went 10 tho
home green. and then 4 hole beyond II
was splendid cnlf too. fo' each made an
approximate medal score Of 20 ki-khy
lost the h's, holc. hhlNod the next three
ana then dropped furth,r behind whom
S"ggemiu made "A hrc 2 on ~" 3i2 yard
NTH Then klrkhi best.rred himself.
'ooh ~" u,Ar Two and squared the match.
Scgcemah Won thu eighth ana kirkh,
the ninth - they turned fo' home on
even tcrms
4, was a great acht coming IN and
S"gGcrmau WAS ! M When the last hole
began. Both golfers seemed to feel
the strain Tor kirkhy oNcrp'iyed the
green and Scggerman popped his ball
into a burke. kirhhy made his I and
ScgCerinau UJS lo't with q So" foot
putt rni a htlf ,nd tine udt,u lie
missed -, and with = hs lA-. ,htuyc.
for Kirkby played tn" r'uc'o'Hth 10 3.
"A stroke under pa. and SeGgo ut an
couldr', touch that Kind of gu.r
There were two ot-s~ aNtgl hole
matches IN the championship division
g. W. O'Conuor. Essen County, beat
4. H. Gwaltncl. Hdl'gsro,. uu the
twenty-se7ond Grr"u. and Charles T
Sweeney, North I"rs,y, won from y.
l.. Manson. Eng'"Nond ur the nine
tccuth Barnes had an 20" could de-
10 squeeze through against ~ Vi 1oNe.
the EnClewood champion. tNc match
going to the home green before the
mcda!lst emerged Victorious. NAJstun
beat /. VI. donaldson. 3 aud :. and
Webb triuTphed over g r Lansing the
formc- Corucl. golfer. hN = : and >
margin. Dyer advanced a. tho expense