The sun., 1918-08-04
KENDALL WINNER OF
DEAL TOURNAMENT
Defeats Alfred Nathan, Club
Mate, in Final Round of In
vitation Golf Meeting.
HAIGHT, JR., IN PLAYOFF
Will Meet Kendall and Kayser
to Decide Winner of Qualify
ing Round Medal.

s up and to play. Percy w. Kendall
captured chief honors in the invitation
tournament over the links Of the Deal
Golf Club yesterday. In the decisive
tilt, Kendall defeated Alfred Nathan.
Jr., also Of Deal. while in the morning
he disposed of Fl. c. Kayser Of Union
County.
From the very first tee in his match
with Nathan. Kendall drove the longer
ball and always looked like a winner.
His experience also stood him in good
stead against his younger opponent
Kendall went out in 40, and was up
at that point. After that. the match
was never In doubt. although coming
home. Nathan showed flashes of bril-
lancy by winning the tenth and elev-
enth holes, his 8 at the last named
being a bird" That LETT him three
down. but Kendall by winning the
twelfth and fifteenth. settled all doubts.
In defeating Kayser in the morning,
Kendall showed his best form. Had
the Crawford man been opposed to any
thing like Indifferent golf, he might
have had chance, as he was not play
ing badly himself, but few openings
were left by Kendall, who went out In
80. score that was helped considerably
by two at the ia yard eighth hole.
Kendall turned for home UP.
Sets Pace From start.
On the inward journey, the leader
set a pace that would have been diff
cult for anyone to hold After at
the tenth. he got bird at the next.
laying up fine approach and running
down good putt. That eleventh hole
ia 40 yards, Another bird" was re-
corded at the 54e yard twelfth. where
he supplemented two long shots with a
Nh l,.~N. Al.
4. A at the short Marlpit and
at the fourteenth now nearly 500
yards in length, ended the match.
Nathan's sem-final effort was at the
expense Of John T.. Kelley one of the
Deal officials who found the younger
player going along a trifle too fast for
comfort. Nathan was up at the turn
and thereafter always had the match
we'll in hand. though Kelley forced his
opponent to the sixteenth green
1t proved an unfortunate day for the
Haight family. Dr. A. T. Haght worked
his way to the final round OF the second
sixteen, only to be defeated by w. Ellis
Adams. the we'll known Essex county
golfer. by up and 9 to play. Earlier
in the day the Massapequa player went
round in 70 against ]. Stanley Griffin,
one of the strongest Of the Deal mem
bers. and the doctor won by and
margin.
Young Richard Haight. who is to play
on the tie for the medal in the qualify
Ing round this morning. In conjunction
with Kendall and Kayser. lost to Z. L.
Bloodgood of Cherry Valley in the de-
cisive round of the first beaten eight.
In the semi final the Princeton golfer
disposed Of Carl w. Schwinn Of Glen
Ridge by the comfortable margin Of
ana 5.
Kellogg in Close Contest.
Taking 1t all in all. the Deal men did
fairly well themselves. There was the
ever popular Macintosh Kellogg. who
managed to struggle through the third
beaten eight. In the temi final in the
morning Kellogg had the closest kind of
a contest with H. Irwin Moraff of Fox
HIS The last named player stood 3
up at one stage. only to have Kellogg
square the match on the home green.
I'm liable to win this match yet"
declared Kellogg with grin as he
started toward the nineteenth, and.
sure enough he did He then won in the
final over John H. Hawley Of Arcola.
IN the fourth sixteen John T. Scully,
Deal man who is capable Of getting
around IN good figures. had to defeat a
ciuomate, Joseph NJ. Byrne. in the final
Aound. As general thing, Scully would
qualify much higher than the fourth
divlsion In the beaten eight of the
fourth Frederick Pring downed c. NJ.
Myer. clubmate. while Ralph Horton
ana w. W. Peabody accounted for prizes
IN the fifth and sixth sixteens respec-
lively.
The Summary Follows.
W fiT Ks,S s,Ttee en- semi;fnal Round-percy
tn
Nathan. Jr., Deal. beat John = K ,.rrsa
Df Final u Ro and e play ,.,, .,
pd Beaten Eis6t FRS, Sixteen. seml,anar
sest Carl " scnA a. Haght PRINCETON.
ana Maa,. 8 TO play; e. L Bloodgood' cherry
valley beat J, J; Kennedy. Atlantic city,
Final Round-Boodgood beat Haixht.
r sf Tssn Sixteen Ssa.. Seminal RoundDr A
Ellis leans Rum!on an" beat W. Ss P E. Don w;
Final Round-Adams beat Haight' IN
sn Beaten sannd Eight, Second sixteen. Semi
heat TT, T. A. Eager, West End. up and i
NAV o. Jones' Suburban. UP and to
Tinal Round--Iyison beat Stewart 1 up.
po Tnsrd SITE Sixteen, Seminal Round--R s
NJ
samuel Aii Allison. aldla ND an Sea, to play
Adams, Garden City Country Club, 6 up
Final Rehabilitation heat Porter. 1 up
Beaten Eight. Third sixteen, Semi.nnai
Mound-John II. Hawley. Arcola, beat q,
W. Lembeck. Deal. up; Macintosh Ksi
I9sg. Deal, beat II. Irwin Moran. Fox
Final Round-KellogE beat Haw,ev 81
Z up and / to play:
r. Fourth Sui siSteen, s.mi-nnal Round--John
!. ar1n
peal, up and to play: Joseph NJ
Byrne. Deal. beat II. ii. RowteIi, Mon.
Final Round-scully beat Byrne, . I'M
maj aound sSc! M r. Myes slS' Ss, SEMI ssa
William q. Armstrong, suburban,"s up
snd : 70 play; Fred Prlng, Deal. beat
Final Round-Prlng beat Myers IN
Fifth Sixteen. semi-hnal Round-Ra,nb
scheffey, Glen Ridge, beat Henry Nc
Ralph S" Horton en' Deal up ,. and to play;
siwanoy. up and to play
Final Round-Horton beat scherev IN
up and to play. ~
y Sixth sixteen. Semi final Round--rhe
s ssy; p R co,rneliIs, Deal. beat Charles IL
W W. Peabody, Deal, beat Dennis G.
Final Round-Peabody beat Cornelius
up (io holes).
WINS AT swEEPsTAKEs.
Sweepstakes competition on the Clan
Ridge Country Club links yesterday ar
ternoon went to +. w. Congdon with go.
The scores:
IL. w Cnng1on