The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-08
CARTER AND DYER
TO MEET FOR TITLE
Young Nassau and MOntclair
Golfers Reach Final ut
Pinehurst.
BOTH MATCHES CLOSE

PINEHrRsr. n. c.. April Phillip V.
q. Carter. Nassau. the junior metropo-
Titan champion. will meet T.. W. Dyer,
Montclair, in the final tomorrow of the
united North and South championship
~ 1916. Carter beat Charles Skehens.
Woods Hole. to-day on the nineteenth
hole. and Dyer defeated w. NJ. Paul by
l up.
Carter and skehens halved the first
hole In an Indifferent 5. Carter won the
second in 4. when Skehens found his
hooked drive in the rough in an un-
playable lie and had TO lift. Carter also
won the third when Skehens again
hooked his drive into the rough. Carter
lost the fourth as Skehcns holcd a ten
foot putt for a 2, one under par. Carter
also lost the fifth. when his drive found
the bunker in front Of the tee. Carter
won the sixth. when his opponent was in
trouble on his tee shot. and took the
lead again. Carter lost the next three
holes and turned for home . down. lie
was in troubl" ON both the seventh and
eighth and took three puts on the ninth.
No holes Wer. halved going out after the
first.
They both played better coming In. A
hooked drive on the tenth and "A poor
second shot on the eleventh cost Skeh"ns
both holes and squared the match. but
W. CIV illN N'N'itu uPtu vi wv IN'Illu
and won with "A 2. He lost tho thirteenth
on account of "a stynle.
The Woods Hole golfer made a bril-
liant recover OF the fourteenth from
his second shot. which was bunkcrcd.
and laid his third dead. getting "A half
In 4 They were both short of the iif-
tenth on their tee shots. but Skehens
won with a 3 when Carter took three
puts from just of the sand. Skeflens still
1u-l.l hi ,.A 49,. l-. s1-.4 l.l 100.
the sixteenth in par 4. Carter "v"ned
the match again on the seventeenth
when he holcd from the corner of tn"
green for "A = and Sk,h.us missed u
seven foot put. They were all even ~
they t""d Oft at III" eighteenth and still
even when the, each mad. , par =
carter cam. horu. IN % t" 80 for
Sk"llcuS.
On the nineteenth hole Carter Wa In
the rough at the left and krhvp WAS
In the trap OF the drive. Carter was
still in tn. rough ON hts second. but
had an easy win when II" laid his thlr,
dead and holcd n T. \ = Was tn" best
Skoheus could do
The finish "i the I'y-r-W. VI PAN
match Was almost ~ sensational. =.
Dyer hulcd q put. from the .-is,. OF the
home green for q rin IN :. when Paul
laid dead for a , and thcy wer" all even.
l'Nti bfSt'l Ii'llN. t'~llE lNt tl ll'
first thr.. holes. but squared the match
II, Winning IN. fourth and sixth am,
halviug the NTH. Dyer won the seventh
when PAM got into diTiculiie. and IN
creased has lead TO . m when h" holci
an eight foot put on IN. eighth FOR a
: H.. turned | up. when ne lost Ia.
short ninth Ia "a
They were all even when Paul won
~" twelfth I'm a :, after halviuG tho
,...I .r I..- -
tn. thirteenth in 4. halved the fourteenth
and shut Paul out from winning the M
,r.nth when h" laid him a dead stymis
81, his third shot. As i'm the Carter
Skch"ns match. this styui. helped tc
settle the match Th.. sixteenth WAS
lal,ed and i'aul cN"ned IN. match agar
when h. won the short seventeenth I'm a
badly played I To " Dyer Won ~,
,i.ht-cuth and the match. - stated
when h" h"lcd ont from IN. cdg" of tn.
green fnr a 3. Tn" medal sores were,
Dyer, - Paul ~ Tn" summary:
First SiNto.n. S,m.HBsl Holud-P Y. q;
Carter, Nassau beat Charles Sk'h"ns
Woods Hoe, ! ~ -? ho.e,'t 7 " Dyer
up
Betten Eight l.. Rocker. Woodland
beat G. ! Bcl,tny. spring tr.l. aud 8. II
: Cummings, W." Rurn. beat Z I. 500.
u' .d, j.. We, Ru'n. NJ
survivors S'nuul slN'''n y " Watson
Merton Cii,ke' + II Hva'- Hias"wood
Third SiNt'cu. : \ Tennessee. "COPPER".
A. town. Robert wilson Nauuamo!>oft
Fourth SiNtrsU-E e shannon "a
Stockport; + r Nt'n pun0 o"il'