The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-26
MARSTON ADVANCES
IN GOLF TOURNEY
With Woolworth, Spindler and
Reckie Enters Semi-Finals
at Lakewood.
Special Despatch TO THE SuN.

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Special Despatch TO THE SuN.
LAKEWOOD, y. j., April 25.-Contend-
Ing with Icy blasts and snow furries
golfers were put on their nettle in the
continuation OF the spring tournament
at the Country Club OF Lakewood to-
day. Max Marston Of Baltusrol won
both his matches and as a result will
meet r. H. woolworth OF Princeton in
the lower semi-nnal bracket tomorrow.
On the upper side L. G. spindler OF Fox
Hills came through. as did w. NJ.
Rookie of Upper Montclair.
Probably the best eok OF the early
hours went to the credit Of Spindler,
who for ''sick' man has been doing
fairly we'll There Is nothing the for
mer Fox Hills champion would rather
do than play golf, but report had II the
other day his physician had ordered
him to cut out competition golf for q
while. Just the same, Spindler decided
to take a chance.
In the first round this morning against
L. A. Hamilton OF Deal the Fox Hills
golfer got going SO we'll that his card
showed two under as for the first seven
holes. Opposed to a pair like that there
IS nothing for Hamilton to do but
u II along. He stood down going
TO No 8. but stuck to his guns even
though the task was well nigh hope
lea. Spindler also slipped for a time
on MIS- short game, taking three puts on
three consecutive green's. After going
out IN 40 no had six consecutive IS and
ende1 the match with at the six
teenth His margin was and ..
spindler Defeats Parrish, Jr.
Later on Spindler won decisively over
James c. Parrish. Jr., the National
Lanks golfer. who lost his touch COM
pieteiy on the green's. Practically every
approach putt overran the cup several
rect leaving him too much to do COM
ing back
Greater stead!ness enabled Marston to
axe care or j. y. Dean, a Princeton
soier' VINO Will be n member of the
team at Old Nassau this spring. TONED
drives killed Deans chances. Later on
Marston met Morton l.. Feary of Gar
den City. The harder It blew the better
the hrst named played. A flne approach
10 the ninth gave him a short pull To-
,. He went out in 40 and stood ) I'D al
tia Turn.
Coming back Marston had threes at
the water holes, lost the twelfth, duo to
snort approach. but drove the next
green and barely missed a putt for a 2.
That ended the match.
Reckfe Plays Good Golf.
Reckie played sound golf In the morn.
ing against II. L. Bond Of baltimore.
Ihe Scot made few mistakes. He rarely
GOT INTO trouble and putted with a dead
mess THAT gave his opponent few OPEN
ings. Al the long eighth Reckie brought
on a putt from the green's edge for a 4.
II the afternoon Reckie played about
as well against Pierre A. Proal, the
hunson champion. For n time the last
named held his man. they being all
square at the seventh. but the Upper
Mon'clair pla; er then took command by
winning three in a row. Reckle was
out In II and Won. 4 to-.
X II. Woodwork. one OF the prince-
ton players, sprang a surprise by de-
ieating Maurice Risley OF Atlantic cry.
Although down for time woolworth
came strong at the finish. He holed a
good putt to win the seventeenth in 4.
which made him dorme A half at the
home hole left him l up.
rms Drought Woolworth and Richard
y. Halght, another Princeton player To-
getner in the second round. They had on
up and down match. flrst one and then the
other gaining the lead IIaight's driving,
however. became SO wild that he grad
uaily beat himself. lie lost az the sew
enteenth.
The Summaries.
trs; Sixteen First Round--J { Par
T'ss, National, bea A. J. Dreve.. n.
h'"y, beat J.. A Hamilton. Deal srj
u ~. Reckie Upper Montcls.r, bsat
Proei, b Ben ha na'' more. and !: P, \,
ana r: a Haisht. Princeton, beat
81 J.; Mendss, stwanoy, : up: f, H. Wool.
ian,Io fj r,nceton, beat Maurice Dis'ey, Al.
peat J. S. Dean, Princeton, I and :: "
H. l., Fearsy: Garden City, bea, Frank Bar
Second hound. q. spind,.r ~,
and 5: R, H. wooiWor,h. Princeton, S.a.
Fesrey, Garden city, and ); Win. N
B R' Upper Montcialr, defeated r. A.
Baltimore, hes; A. J. McciuS.. LAKE, 'Ss'
f msGa; + and H Z; rs5sy Thomas Deal, De-
harry suydsm. Lakewood. beat c. K,
Tles.on Apa~amis, and 6; II. T. King,
ttIi1,lki e beat George J, Worthy. FOX
valley. beat T. II. wootton, Atlantic CIV
r an c.ir, g. H. Byrne, FoX HIS. pea,
Mas - %Tin,n' s Deal up w g r.aiIek
clty, Seat 4 F Alisopp, "' yds i A!nn''1
second Round--A. j. Morton. Baltimore
peat Percy Thomas, Deal, and 3: IT.
T. King, Lake" ood, beat Harr, SuydAm
i Lake,; oot. and /; E. L, poodgood
HH9 mis Na IG heS' 6 l. Ryrne;, Fo4
ppeGna' bat G. n Philips, Atisn,i: ciSy
Th!-a sizteen, First Round. " stat
He A.on'miIl' heat c. R. w.,:e;'. Uykk-
SH, and !; g. II. Visor, Cherry Valley.
6ta II. :. Carter, unattached. by default;
~ frazer pea.. beat G. II. Bowly,
T = I3,E I Ak up; r. II, GAs,son, Mos
SeSrsdalc, ana 4: 9. Van CNef, Ricn-
nlond County, beat II. j. Ksus 81 Adams,
and ); II. r. westnsy, Atlantic Citv'
eea; George y; Burd Deal, up; II. Stro-
T Sridsh; Fox Hiis. beat w; c. Burton,
Gould. Jr.. Lakewood, beat W. II. Busnett.
Baltimore, and }.
second Rounds, II wilson. Cherry Val
ley. beat g.. w. Statzell Aronimirk.
up; !. II. Garrison, Monmouth Couaty,
beat E. g. Fraser. Deal. and 5: G. Van
Chot Richmond County beat George j.
eyidSe, FoN lIi'is, beat II. T, Westney.
fourth sixteen, First Round-p. S. Ran
lolpA. Lakewood, beat II. G. Burrowes
D@sl, AMI 8; y. :. Mclaughlin. S,ar--
dali" beat Herman schwartz, Merton, by
default: W. =, Throckmorron. Freehold
beat George \. Nrs"pp Baitusro'. 1 aId ::
ings. Deal, ana 1; i. Bronson Water
bury. naat :. Lcmassena. Glea EtiNe,
nj. 10 holes, ". II. Lamassena q en- Kllro
beat &. II. zimmerman, Nen Haven, BY