The sun., 1918-09-13
NEW SENIOR SQUAD
CALLS time ALTAR
Second Section Of "Old BOys''
Starts Golf Competition
Of Apawamis.

Six contestants hninshing with net
scores of II spoke volumes for the cor
rectness OF the handicappinE in the
Seniors Golf Association tournament
continued on the ApaUamis Club links
yesterday
Close to n hundred veterans started In
the second half OF the event which will
come 10 close this afternoon. The
sextette leading the list with net scores
OF n were: Col. Bren, Arnold of Gin
cinnstI. J. William Smith Of Bellevue.
Addison 3. Colvin. Glens Falls Charles
Cooper OF Garden city. Capt s. II. Heap.
U. s. n. OF Philadelphia, and George d.
Munson Of New Haven.
As far as the competition for gross
honors went. F.. ]. Hasse of the Phila-
delphIA Cricket Club. with a round OF
So, led by a comfortable margin. His
nearest rival was Frank A. Wright. a
Glass n man, who years ago won gross
award at Apawamis when he got round
in the low sos. Yesterday the Baltsurol
golfer took ~. He receives only two
stroke allowance nowadays.
Hassc In strong Position.
Hssse will win tho Thursday gross
prize unless he should continue to show
the way to-day. Then he will take the
thlrty-siX hole award. His fun card
yesterday was as follows:
Out ..............6s SSt6 &c .
In ...............6 +&%6&& T--i&--ss
After hours Of labor. the committee
managed to dig out the gross and net
selected score winners for the FIRST two
days in the different classes. They were
AS follows: Glass A. gross. G. F. Hart.
Shuttle Meadow. 50: net, ]. r. Marshall.
Arcoia. 81; Class y. gross. J. C. Head.
Oakmont. %; net. DR.. n. r. Robertson.
Glens Falls. Ss: Glass G. gross. w. o.
Henderson. Chicago. 60: net. J. II. Duffy,
Knollwood. 20: Claws n. gross, tie be-
tween w. T. Dunmore. Yahnunda ais. and
A. S. Nichols Of Arcola. with IS: net.
Col. A. S. worthington, Chevy Chase, 81.
About 200 Of the seniors gathered
around the festive board at the club
house for the annual meeting last night.
Justice Mahlon Pitney. the Rev J. Gray
Bolton OF Philadelph and ], +. Fahne-
stock. for many years treasurer OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad. made addresses.
Justice Morgan ]. O'Brien rendered an
Irish song. while Justice Fl. A. Glider
sleeve recitod The Battle Hymn OF the
Republic"
Accept Canadian Challenge.
The Canadian Seniors Golf Associa-
ton challenge was read. and A motion
was made to accept the invitation for
the team match over the Royal Montreal
Golf Club links on Wednesday next,
The competition will thereafter be held
annually for cup presented by the
Duke OF Devonshire, the Governor-Gen-
eral Of Canada. Frank Presbrey was
appointed captain, and he undertook to
gather a team together.
with the exception Of Walter Brown.
the treasurer the same men will remain
in Office for another year. Brown re-
signed In favor Of J. A. Flynn Of Green
witch. The officers now are Horace l..
Hotchkiss. honorary president; Darwin
p. Kingsley. president: Justice Mahlon
Pitney. first Vice-president; Judge Nor
gan J. O'Bricn, second vice-president ,
]. A. Flynn. treasurer. W. II. Hale. Sec
rotary. The tournament committee con-
sisting of Frederick J. Vessels. Dwight
l.. Elmendorf and Winthrop Sargent was
reelected for another year. Those eight
directors whose terms had expired were
also reelected for period OF three years
as follows: T. r. Boyd, W. O. Hender-
son, Horace L. Hotchkiss. G. FL y. John
son, Darwin +. Kingsley, Henry w
Lamb. William H. Reed and George
Wright
The best drive yesterday went TO the
credit OF George Statzell. the Aronomink
golfer. whose shot from the first tee
travelled 224 yards. YES, hit that
one just right" remarked Statzell upon
his return to the clubhouse a few hours
later. That drive. by the way, was only
a yard shorter than the winning effort
for the first half OF the tournament made
by Robert Collier OF Dunwoodie,