The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-12
BARNES SETS PACE
FOR SENIOR GOLFERS
Leads Field in Second Section
of Apawamis Torney With
Card of SO.
FATES RETURNS Low NET
Essex Country Club Represen.
tative With Handicap of
90, Has Card of 76.

pursuit Of honors In the second section
Of the seniors annual tournament at the
Apawamis Country Club yesterday. How
ever, this wave failed to keep pace with
the first detachment, which got away
on Tuesray and finished on Wednesday.
Neither in the matter Of net or gross
scoring could yesterdays delegation keep
pace with its predecessor.
George H. Barnes of Apawamis led the
field In low gross scoring for the day
with an So. This leaves him margin
OF 80 strikes on his second round TO
overhaul William Clark, the Providence
player, who perched at the top of the
heap for the first two days of play with
16g for thirty-six holes. Barnes Is
rated at in the handicap list, giving
him q net SO. This was three strokes
back OF A. NJ. Gelletly OF Brae Burn and
w N Appel of lancaster. who tied for
FIRST place In Class A.
10 wnet score for the day fell TO G. III.
yates of Essex County, who shot 80
with a handicap of 20. netting rs. Fates
Is listed in Class B. George w. Statzell
Of Aronimink scored 80 with an al
lowance of IL, giving MIN a net rs,
which was second best in his class. His
30 was the best gross for the class J.
c. Head, Oakmont, ran second In low
gross for this class with 90. He Is
handicapped at 10, and had net OF 81.
Doane Low Gross and Net.
George w. Doane of Baltusrol cap
tured both low gross and low net in
Class c. He returned a card of "a with
n handicap of Is for a net 10. Judge
Morgan ]. O'Brien of Shinnecock Hills
found the going somewhat harder and
could do no better than 112. His hS-ndi-
cap of "a gave him a net So.
Thomas D. Kirby, a veteran of Apa-
wants, scored 1O7 on his round with a
handicap OF %. netting 70. This was
the best in Glass D. Fred w. Stevens
finished with 97-14, SO. His was the
best gross card in that class. The Rev.
J. Mcbride Sterrett, well known minis
ter of Washington, scored lis with a
handicap of 80, netting IS.
A decided improvement will have to
be forthcoming in to-day's round for any
OF yesterdays starters to overtake the
field of the first two days. Barnes is
the only entrant apparently who car
ries even remote chance of picking up
Clark for the low gross. DR.. William
Jarvie, who scored the low net for the
first two days. finished with 147. G. II.
Fates, who led yesterday with rs, must
bring home II to-day to tie that score.
He is 20 handicap man, and II he can
get down to "a for to-day's round he
will succeed in tying DR.. Jarvie.
The election of officers of the Seniors
association for the ensuing year resulted
ms follows: Honorary president, Horace
L. Hotchkiss, Rye, n. Y; president,
Frank Presbrey. New York; first vice.
president, Judge w. o. Henderson, CO.
lumbus. Ohio; second vice-president,
Robert w. Lesley. Philadelphia treas
urer, Joseph A. Flynn, New York; Sec
rotary, w. H. Hale, New York. The
board of directors for the next three
years are James Barber. New York
William Clark. Westerly, r. L; Charles
Hathaway. New York. ]. w. Herbert,
New York; Alexander II. Revell, Chi
cage; vice-chancellor. F. W. Stevens.
Morrlstown, n. j.. S. Charles Welsh,
New York Col. a. S. Worthington
Washington, d. c.
The Summaries.
: CLASS A (55 TO 90 YEARS..
"; n. APPEL, Ian Lanea sisI, ssg,-llss; 81
Frank NJ, Cute Garden City, s4-14, so
Or: H. S; stearns, Oakland sS-iS' 60
o. W. Harris, Apawamis, -lO2-ls. 81; L
od penis 5haf St " g. & Ge. W D Gps
SSSs Sc, 2SEs ST s f SS%S5nd Fo IS
s sS1d ' s5S ST. Ea7SsF r. styles' Fo1es
s ISsls s.; g. n pe Aassin hn Rps
wants, l1o-22, IS; ]. c. Platt Montclair
,ol...ls; IS; c; W Harmon, Wy Wykssyl; los g
J.. J. De Long. Engiewood. io2--l2. 30
Henry Ah;opP: Bsit1sr0h, 1919: 81
hsSSr, 4 S Gas s saliHsas $50
j.. w. jackson, Forest Hills. li1-l5. 9s
]. W. Faber. Richmond County 1850
CLASS b te1 TO IS YEARS..
O. H. Fates. Essex County. ss-2s. 7s
George W. statzell. Aronimink. so-l2' Is
GhiTls wi eSePsP a Eaneastsy looa So
). c. Head. oakmont' $50 81; Fret
Bode. 81 ANDREWS s7@i6' SCI r. r ~ IRE
k AR1%aR Rss 49, Ss Capt ARSs5s
tl4as Burn, io6~ls. s.; /; B. Hesisy.. rat
hss s io5o S.; s. q Ml. D p Pcss E NsS
wants. i03-i8. IS; Eberhard Faber. Lake
wood, 1870 Sc; Martin Carey Apa
roi. IC4-ls.- So; +. K. seggerman. Knoll
ssTs l9 ss 81 y We % L BSSth E APs
COUNTY. iis-2s, 50; s. c. Kelly, Woodway
iiI-9O. 81; R. e; Thibaut, wykagyl. III.
T. J. johnston u S csevy chase. iiS-ss. e
W. II. Edwards. Wykagyl, ll4-22; s2
John F. Morrell, Brae Burn. lo4-l2, o.
], A; Flynn. Greenwich. Ills; Ss; A, =, 3
eler. wygakyl.. 1os-is %; Fred n Briggs
Dupwoodle. 1890, 90; C. S. Dennis, Giel
View, 1918. 102.
CLASS tse TO 10 YEARS..
George w. Doane. Baltusrol. OILS, 10
W. H. Canterbury, Crow Point, 1920
az; Tilghman Johnston, Wilmington 1913
70 So; Henry r. Lounsberyi Bedford
zonquin,- iOs-14. SO; Lincoln X. Passnore
a SS,asSoh Evsasslie. iol-ii. 90; Dr.. "
ii. NJ. Adams. Nassau. 1O6-15. 81; F. b
Trout LANCASTER 1Is-St 90; %Smss Bar .,
s sn; sri Barrao. iisI2o 6s; ~ stTaehan
Glen Ridge. 1870. 101 W. e. Pulsifer
Ardsley, i2o-1s. 1902; John Pepper. Man
haitian. LIE 1902; Rogers 0i BG,rney Chew
Ardsley. 1870. III.
CLASS ID (OyER 10 YEARS..
70: fred W. Stevens, Morris County. Of
H. So; the Rev. ]. Mcbride sterreti
chevy Chase, 1880. 50; w Harol
: smith. Bnminston. 1913, 81; J, +
Johnson, Brooklawn, 1870, %; Morto
Arnold, Cincinnati. ii7-2O, 81; Lihto
Smith, Wilmington, ll7-2o o.
18TH RECT. GAMES TOMORROW
The second annual field day of tn
Thirteenth Coast Artillery Corps Q