New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-04
III Starters in Three-Day
Contest-l72 in l8-Hole
Handicap

The three days tournament of the
Deal Golf Club, for the benefit Of the
War Athletic Fund. was wound up yes
tcrday in a blaze of glory. The great
field of 112 starters in the tourney
was completely smothered by a list
Of 172 names for the eighteen ole
handicap, which lasted throughout the
day.
AS the semi-fnalists and fnalists in
the seven sixteens and their beaten
Fights had the right of way, many of
the handicap competitors did not start
till late in the day. and the prospects
Of the field finishing before dark looked
rather slim, as only about a dozen of
the handicap scores we're posted ct 5
o'clock in the afternoon.
The winner OF the tournament was
+. w. Kendall, the Deal club champion,
who defeated Alfred Nathan, jr., in the
final round by up and to play, after
vanquishing II. C. Kayser, Union
County Country Club, in the semi
finals, by up and to play. His hard
est battle was with l.. G. Spindler, Fox
Hills, in the second round, whom he
uc1cdteu ny OHly L up OH the nome
green. In the first round he beat Rich
ard Haight, Of Princeton, by 4 up and
2 to play.
Nj. E. Adams Wins in Second
The winner Of the second sixteen was
NJ. Ellis Adams, Rumson, who defeated
DR.. A. T. Haight. Massapequa, in the
final round by i up and 2 to play. He
won all his previous matches in fine
style and showed clearly that he was a
golfer of some ability.
S. II. Ivison, Of the Cherry Valley
Club, was the winner of the beaten
eight, getting his victory over D. NJ.
Stewart, Dunwoody, in the final round
on the home green by l up.
A match in which the members of the
Deal Club We're greatly interested was
the final of the sixth sixteen between
two of their members, the Rev. p. Cor
nellus and W. W. Peabody. who broke
even on the eighteenth green. Peabody
won on the nineteenth hole.
Two Tie at Is
There was a tie in the handicap at rs
net between D. ]. Delanco. Spring Lake.
S9-14-75, and Henry c. Burrowcs.
Monmouth County, 93-1S-75, which
will be played off this morning. The
DeSl gross score prize was won by ii, n.
Parker, Deal, who did the course in SO.
The majority of the players withdrew
when they saw that they could not beat
rs net.
The summary follows:
FIRST sixteen; semi tinals-P w Kendall
Deal beat II. c. Kayser. Union Country
Club by up and to play; Alfred Nathan
Jr... Deal, beat John T.. Kelly. Deal, by 3 up
and to play.
-. Final !, Kendall beat Nathan. jr.. by un
Beaten eight Richard A. Haight, Prince
ton, beat Carl w Sheirann, Glen Ridge bv
up and to play; 4. L. Bloodgood, Cherry
Valley. beat !. i. Kennedy Atlantic Citv
by up and TO play.
Fin, Bloodgood beat Haight by . up.
=, second sixteen: semi-ffnal, DR. A. T.
dialXht. Massapequa. beat ]. Stanley Crit
Adams. Rumson. breat D. M. Stewart. Dun
woodie: by up and to play.
Finai- Adams beat Haight, to ..
Beaten elRht-S. H. 1vison Cherry Valley
beat d. A. Engen, West End BY up and ),
to play; D. NJ. Stewart. Dunwoodie, beat
C. b. Jones. Suburban. by up and 3 To
play. W
Final Ivison beat Stewart by 1 up.
Third sixteen-R. S. Porter. Shackamsxon
beat Dr. c. w. Freiick, Massapcuua. bv
uir' Samuel Allison. Midland. beat j. T.
Adams, Garden City Country Club. by 6 ND
and 5 to play.
Final Allison beat Porter by up.
Beaten eight. H. Hnwley, Arcola. bent
G. w. Lembeck. Deal. by 3 up; Macintosh
by up in nineteen holes
linal Kellogg beat Hawley by up and
] to play.
Fourth stxteen-.Lohn e. 9sulls, DIAL hat