New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-16
Wins
Sleepy Hollow
Golf Tourney
Staten Island Champion De-
feats Maxwell in Final
by 8 and 6

The Red Cross tournament of the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club was
brought to close yesterday by A. l..
Walker, jr., the interscholastic and
Staten Island champion, covering him
self with glory, Sc far as brilliant golf
easy victory in the final round over
Lee w. Maxwell, the Sleepy Hollow
star player, was a bitter disappoint-
ment
1t would not have been such severe
blow had the Richmond County man
won by small margin, but going out
in par, 35 to 43, and leading by up at
the turn, was hard pill for the home
PLAYER to swallow, especially as Walker
continued his par golf and won the
match at the twelfth green by up and
G to play. The only hole Maxwell won
was the first hole in par. Walker
pulled his second shot off into the
rough and took a s for the hole The
only holes that were halved were the
seventh in par and the tenth in one
stroke over par, Walker winning all the
others. Their cards were:
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There were twenty-seven men who
entered in this all-day handicap. of
eighteen holes, but number of them
did not start till late in the afternoon.
The best of the early scores returned
was that of Scott Stewart, Sleepy Hol-
Low, S4-8---76.
Had Lee Maxwell played as we'll in
the afternoon as he did in the morning,
40
by up and to play, he would have
made very much better showing, as
he went out in sc, and comparison Of
their cards shows that he would have
been down at the hole at which he
was beaten.
Stewart Wins Handicap
The winner of the handicap was
Scott Stewart, and his fine score caused
the majority of the competitors to de-
cline to turn in their cards.
The scores follow:
Scott Stewart, Sleepy Hollow:
Out IS 50 SIS a-3e
G: T. Newberry, Sleepy Hollow. a-15-7a
G. c. Webster. Scarsdale.. 49,. 81 ia
D. P. Kingsley. Sleepy Hollow. 90 s-s5
No cards-G. B. Beaumont. Scars
dale; J. H. Dunster, Sleepy Hollow;
]. R. De Witt, Sleepy Hollow; J. W.
Dixon, Sleepy Hollow; J. Mem. Hamil-
ton, Sleepy Hollow; V. Everit Macy,
Sleepy Hollow; Giles Whitney, Sleepy
HoIlow; G. H; Brown, Hudson River;
A. T. Mondes, Siwanoy; H. V. Neuhaus,
Houston; R. c. Holmes, Sleepy Hollow;
Oliver c. Macy, Sleepy Hollow; A. w.
Lawrence, Sleepy Hollow; F. j. Shep-
ard, Sleepy Hollow; D. G. Collins,
Ardsley; E. c. King, Ardsley; Timothy
F. Allen, Sleepy Hollow; F. L. War;
burg, Sleepy Hollow; Cornelius Smith,
jr., Ardsley; M. Parish Watson. Tux
edo; j. w. Bell, Dunwoodie, and C. H.
Smith, Baltusrol.
The summaries follow:
First sixteen tsemi- hnals)-1. W. Maxwell.
up and I to play; A. 1. waiker H.. Richmond
County. beat Wallace w. Lyons. scarsdale. by UP
Final-A: l.. Walker beat L. w. Maxwell by up
First beaten eight (semi anals)Hugh Hatsen
Sleepy Hollow. beat E. L. Bloodgood, Cherry Val
ley. by s up and TO play: G: G. Comstock. IL.
Sleepy Hollow. beat Oliver c. Macy, Sleepy Hollow.
BY 5 up and to play.
BY - UP and 2 to play.
fss won ss asS Te Lee ses,ed
view; T. Russell Brown scarsdale. beat A. N.
Finel--T Russell Brown beat James Bertram BY
up
ssspg Ho~ bs b c
ley, by UP and 5 to play: NJ F: Collins. Sleepy
Hollow won by default from W. N. McIlravy.
Final--Daubeny BrandretA beat NJ p Collins by
8 up and TO play.