The sun., 1919-04-06
NORTH-SOUTH GOLF
TITLE FOR BEALL
Defeats Newton in Final
Match Of Championship
Tourney at Pinehurst.
HOLES ARE TAKEN AT PAR
Best Golf Played in Second
.Sixteen-Three Extra Hole
8} Matches Decided.
HOLES ARE TAKEN AT PAR
Special DespafeA TO The sus.

49,, Special Despdfeh TO THE sus.
PrSEHuRsr. N. c.. April Edward
C. Beall Of Uniontown won the North
and South amateur championship title at
Pinehurst to-day, defeating F. C. New
ton of Brookline by UP at the thirty
: third hole of the thirty-six hole final
contest played on the No. 2 course.
: The BrookIine golfer lost the match
, through over indulgence in puts. His
, opponent did good work on the greens.
and although he was frequently In
difficulties on tho way there he managed
to extricate himself as rule by re-
I markably fine recoveries.
Beall started with a rush, taking four
OF the first six holes IN par. but by the
time the sixteenth was reached Newton
had reduced his disadvantage 10 2 down.
The first round ended with Beall up
the Uniontown golfer sinking a fifteen
j footer for winning 4 on the eighteenth.
Beall had a couple of skies going out
and a seven coming in. but finished in
sl-41, 50. Newton was $50, SIS.
Besl Lands in Excavation.
, At the start Of the second round Bell
, hooked into a railway excavation, but
rot on somehow in 3 and went down in
=, stroke under par. Newton halving
the hole by sinking a fifteen foot putt
Newton had several OF these long puts
TO his credit, but slipped upon a lot of
comparatively short ones
The second hole went II Beall in par
and he won the third and fifth with
brides. The other holes going out were
halved. Bean reaching the turn up in
S8. while Newton took 43.
Coming In Newton played his best golf
OF the day and worked himself up to
down at the fourteenth which he took
under par. but the match ended at the
next hole when Beall went down In
ana Newton missed long putt for
halvs.
The medal scores on the second round
were:
Beali. IS. 40-7s; Newton. 40. $50.
J Edward Styles OF Philadelphia went
out In 81 against Donald Parson of
Youngstown in the consolation section
and won BY and 4.
Best Golf of the Day.
Sidney Sherwood of Philadelphia and
e.. /. Scofeld OF Stamford, who went
around in the low 7os yesterday in the
eecond sixteen. again played the best
golf Of the day In this afte moons final
Seofeld went around in 80. 3s-77. but
Sharwood did still better. going over
the course in 80. 34-73 and winning
the governors trophy by and 2. II. c.
Fownes. the Oakmont veteran, annexed
the consolation trophy by winning from
his club fellow. Thomas Morrison,
and 2.
, {. +. Watson. Jr., OF Baltusrol won in
the third sixteen, defeating John H.
Clapp Of Chevy Chase by 2 and 1.
The consolation trophy went to Sam
uel Allison Of Garden City. 1t was re-
served for the sixth sixteen to produce
the hardest fought match and the most
dramatic finish.
o. A. Savaria OF Springfield and l. r.
Prentiss of Schenectady opposed each
other In this division. and after Savaria
had gained two hole lead he lost II
again by being styn1led on two holes In
succession. Regaining his lead OF two
holes at the sixteenth he lost the seven
teenth and the eighteenth. and the match
went two extra holes. Savaria finally
winning the treasurer's trophy by sink
Ing twenty-five foot putt for birdie 3
At the twenty-frst hole, the third extra
hole d the contest.
Two twenty hole finals were played.
w. b. Fitch OF Indian Hill winning
from c. II. Resented of Deal at the
second extra hole in the sixth sixteen
and Major II. f. Porter, better known
as Holworthy Hall, winning the tenth
consolation prize by defeating George
H. Barber of Race Brook at the TWEEN
tieth.
The results:
:, Championship sixteen-E. @ Beal.
and s@as holes. First Beaten 'V sisht@
Edward Styles. North Hills. beat Donald
s.eo.a ssG ist.srs s sns
beat =. 1. sconeld. woodwsy. and 3.
Second beaten eighth c. Fownes Oak
mont, beat Thomas Morrison. oakmont.
Third si.tesn-c. F. Watson. Jr.. Bal
tHsro,' beat J. II. Clapp. Chevy Chase,
son: Garden city. beat r. H. Hunt.
beat I. Fl. Prentlss MoSsw Wsr'a 4 Dp%.i
strong. Bun.io, beat E. J. Barber. Ensie-
beat q: ", carroll. Jr.. NorWioh. 8 and s.
mead s.i S:s. II G. PbIot HA Bras sn%1
Sixth sI.teen--w. 3. Fitch, Indian Hill.
sixth beaten eighth. H, Cutler. Chestnut
Hi. beat Ralph King ToEonto. and ::
beat W. +. Stall Brockton' i up. Seventh
Ssss %ilIi.% E.ssr, sS .ssa%s.on s1s ma mai i
' and beat Ei.iA f s:s.a S:st..fn''si
Psirt. Snring Haven. beat L. I. S. Conway.
Ninth si1t.en-s. NJ. winsloyv. Beverly.
beat II u; Waters, Buffalo. ! up: Ninth
beaten eight-John Sprunt Hill. Durham,
beat C. ". watts. Durham, 4 and 3.
Tenth sixtesn-D. o. Allen, Youngstown,
heat d. l. johnson, Cleveland. and 3.
Tenth beaten .lsht-MaJor u. f. Porter.
Sea View. beat George e. Barber, Race
brook. up 40 holesl.
Eleventh Sixteen-R. w, williamson,
baltimore. beat g. w. Snyder Shaker
Heights. and 5. Eleventh beaten eight
Paul Blatchford, Oak Park. beat F. ".
HodEdon. Haverhiil, 3 and q
Twelfth Sixteen-H. Y. Swoope. Madra,
heat Clinton Scollard Manhattan. 4 and ..
Twelfth beaten elght-G. NJ Hewss. Franz
inFhsm won from F. W. Moulton. Ports
mouth. by default.
MISS FLETCHER STAR RIDER,