The evening world., 1919-09-13
Westerly, R. l., Players Card
of a Gross Total of 100
Wins Popular Tourney at
ApawamiS for Golfers IS
Years Old and Over,
KTO ONE competing in the second
IN half OF the Senior Golf Asso-
citation tournament for players

" half OF the Senior Golf Asso-
citation tournament for players
years or over at the Apa-
wants Club succeeded in placing Will
lam Clark, the westerly. Il. l., player,
In eclipse
Mr. Clark. II will be recalled, re-
turned a gross total OF 1863, which he
carved out on Tuesday and Wednes-
day That score easily remained the
best and entities him to be known as
the seniors champl for 1919.
For time yesterday there was
considerable uncertainty as to what
golfer would have the distinction OF
making the best gross for the last
two days. After his SO on Thursday,
George II. Barnes. the Metropolitan
Golf Association Treasurer. enjoyed
slight advantage over his closest
rivals. but the Apawamis man threw
away his opportunities by taking 96
for his second trip round the links.
And threw 1t all away on the
green's" was Barnes's comment as he
walked toward the clubhouse.
Even at that, his total os 1856 re-
mained the best until late in the day,
when Sidmon Nellie OF Englewood
supplemented a 92 OF Thursday with
a 80 yesterday. givin- a total OF 1872.
As a result Nellie won the thirty
six hole gross award for tic second
half OF the tournament.
There was no question about the
| Ithirty-slx hole net winner, after Frank
NJ. Clute. the Garden City Country
club golfer, came In with a cara ot
| lS6--2S--l5S. Clute, who has been
playing in these senior meetings for
| three years, gets better as he goes
| along. He did not take up the game
until past. fifty and hopes to do better
| in whatever line OF sport he enters
| The coming winter will mark Clute's
| thirtieth season as a member OF the
New York Athletic Clubs Bowling
When ali the ties have beer
straightencd out, more than forty
golfers will receive prizes. There y
lowing summary will give an idea
" here a majority OF the trophies have
gone: - 81
the tournament, William clark, 100
Tuesday and Wednesday, best thirty
six hole. net, class 4, l. r MGcGy,
Glen Ridge, lsS@SimiS9 aSs1oBibs Slasso Bi \
Class c, NJ NJ. sheedy, Altoona, III
bass Rocks igl-52-i47, Rest gr92SS,!
eighteen hole score on Tuesday, w
r Trucsdell Garden city, s.; best net
REV. J, Gray Bolton IhiladelPhhIHH adelPhhoH
sGGre cSI on smitS. MGenecanGS G 3. Waldo and F
Wright tied al sS; best net elghteei
hole score on Wednesday. C. f. Flnlay
Resi- selected gross score for Tuesdai
and Wednesday, Glass A, @, = Hari
lSi; Glass b, Rollo ogden, %; CLASS 6
Herman Wendell SO. and Ciass - r a:
Nrst two days, Glass A, tie between I
T. Tint and ]. c. Hammond, 9l-2O-I
, Sie Si between C. r. Zabrlskie and job
. Hertzler. SS-is-7l and 9l-2O-Ii, re
srectiveiy; Class c, tie between w.
Reed $3.50, and Clark Wilcox, 50
2O-69; Glass D. II. l.. Hotchkiss' lOS-
Thursday and Friday best thirty-sl
) wood, ls2 best thirty,six hole ne
score, Glass A, Frank NJ. ,cSiIutees Gar
den City Country Club, lS6-2S-lbs
. Glass B, G, II, Fates, Essex COUNTY
l266~I6-16O; Glass c, G. w, Doan.
Baltusrol, 193--3O-l63, and, Class
Thomas r, Kirby, APawamis, 22o-S6-
St Pest gross eighteen SsrnSs hSie ssore So be,
net 1HusSSy score. q. ". statzeil, HrOnlmini
y scorc on Friday, w. A. Hammond
A ithaca. 81: best net eighteen hole scor,
. Charles Cooper, Garden City. T-l6-S
h BAsEBALL TODAY, 2 games N,