New-York tribune., 1918-07-05
Wheatley Hills
Golf 'Tournev
Results in Tie
George Molloy Wins on Toss
of Coin--Club Buys
Ambulance
More than one hundred members of

More than one hundred members of
the Wheatley Hills Golf Club competed
in flag tournament over the clubs in
teresting eightecn-h hole course yester-
day 1t was gala day for the club, as
the members declared their intention
some time ago to raise on the Fourth
enough money TO purchase an ambu
lance for the Red Cross.
In fact, the members felt so positive
that the money would be Forthcoming
that in order TO save valuable sine tho
ambulance was ordered in advance, and
will be presented to the Nassau section
of the Red Cross. 1t cost 81 400, and
that was Just the amount raised yester-
day.
In addition to the mems flag competi-
ton. which resulted in a tie between
George Molloy and Z. j. Banney, both
OF whom planted their flags in the cop
on the eighteenth green, there was
won by. Mrs. G. N. Donaldson with
score Of 11s-26-e2.
The day was too short for the men to
play OF their tie, so they tossed q coin
Tor it. Molloy won. The best gross
score prize was won by R. Banney, ir.,
who went around the course in 81.
There was d dinner and a dance a.
the clubhouse last night, the proceeds
OF which are to go to the support of the
CUPS "oaby'-the ambulance-a it is
their intention to pay for its upkeep, So
that no expense whatever may fall on
tne Red Gross in regard to the ambu-
lance.
Nassau Country Club
The members Of the Nassau Country
Club loosened up yesterday when it
came to lending a helping hand for a
worthy cause, and about s5,70O was
raised for the Red Cross About fifty
men competed in the handicap, which
| resulted in tie between W. T. Black
eo-l2-73. and r. F. Dwight, 81
Garden City Golf Club
A large field competed in the patri-
otlc ot. contest yesterday at the Garden
City Golf Club. The course was in the
Best OF condition and many good scores
were made. The winner was g. NJ.
Barnes, with score of 80-4-76.
Sleepy Hollow C.. C.
There was an eighteen-hole medal
play handicap yesterday at the Sleepy
Hollow Country Club, which was won
by c. L. Hoyt, with a score of So
25-6S. He went out in As and re-
turned in Az.
St. Andrews G. C.
A large field competed in the Red
Cross handicap yesterday at the St.
Andrews Golf Club. Five hundred dol
lars was raised. The chief prize was
won by L. Harrison, with a score of
93-19-74, and second prize was
won by J. R. Mix, S9--l3-76 For
third prize there was tie by F. Masses,
97-20-77; c. Dale, S4-1T-67, and
four others, with net score of 6S, as
all net scores under par are regarded
as tied at par.
Siwanoy c. c.
At the, Siwanoy Country Club the
Red Cross winners in the eighteenth
hole medal play handicap were A. G.
McKenna, s2-2l-71; j. H. Mayo. 100
-2S-72, and B. F. Wright, s3-l0-73,
and ]. NJ. Wade, S2-9-7S, tied for
third.
Oakland G. c.
The Red Cross tournament at the
Oakland Golf Club was won yesterday
by Craig Colgate, with score Of 70
12-63; second prize was won by DR..
Mclean, 91-16-75, while FIVE tied for
third prize. They were c. II. Murphy,
SS-11-77; G. E. Wood, 95-1S-~77;
H. Littlejohn, 92-15-77: NJ. Papham.
9l-l4-Ef, ana Z. n. Dean, 3S--2l--fi.
Flushing c. c.
At the Flushing Country Club there
was tie in the bogey handicap at
match play between P. B. Porter and
w. B. Sprague.
Haworth c. c.
The Red Cross event at the Eaworth
Country Club yesterday was a flag
tournament. The winner was F. C.
Close. while F. A. Regsn finished sec
ond. A field of sixty-five competed.