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McIIwaine Gives hattie.

McIIwaine Gives Battle.
McIlwaine gave White a hustling good
battle all the way in the fiial round.
leading the Nassau player at the end Of
the first nine holes. Both had been
rather erratic in their play. On the re-
turn journey White braced up smartly
and clipped six strokes from his total
OF 43 for the FIRST half.
After losing the first two holes Nc
Ilwaine took the third. to 8. White
had 3 to win the fourth, but Nc
Iiwaine got the ffth and seventh In 5s.
White encountering trouble in each case.
A 4 on the eighth won for McIlwaine
and gave him the lead. which he held
through the ninth. which was haived.
White evened the match. to I. on
the eleventh. but promptly lost the
twelfth, s and 4. The fourteenth and
nfteenth went to him with a and a s.
giving him the lead again. He also
won the sevenenteenth with to Nc
Ilwaine's 4. giving him the match
First Sixteen, Semi Final Round-Archi-
bald McIlwaine, National. defeated =. z,
Brown. Detroit. and 2; Gardiner W.
seS, & 1udason, % l e up tis hoiesS. 49,
Final Round-white defeated McIlwaine.
First Beaten Eight, semi-FinsI Round
Fred Snare. Havana. defeated c. II. Mel
lon. Morris County. I up; C. n. AmorS.
Myopia. defeated NJ. w. Lttieton. Jr.. Gar
Final Round-snare defeated Amory. ,
Second sixteen. seml-Finai Rounds. p
Nash. BaltusroL defeated NJ. J. OBrien.
shinnecock: and 2; f. s; Knapp, West
Brook, defeated w. NJ. Reekie. Upper
Final Round-Nash defeated Knapp. 2
S Second Beaten Eight tsemi-fnal round)
--Findiay s. Douglas. Nassau, defeated J.
q. jackson. OaklaLd. 4 and .; I. N, Ciaf-
lin. Brookiine. defeated Walter C. shoup.
Final RoundNcianin defeated Douglas.
Third sixteen tsemi-nnsl roundl-J. H.
S%@ei s.%. CHEVY Aeod css.s. d.ieAssG 4. S. BoaTn.
Final Round-Binsham defeated Bios-
Third Ss.,sa Elsa. s.s%i; a.9:i,.s ma, .SuPe'e
Dixon. Jr., Kockaway Hunt. 4 and 2; J: c.
Parrish, Jr.. National. defeated C. v. Mes
sroie, Englewood.. s and 4.
Fourth sixteen. semi-Fin.I Roundzawnl-
ham. National. defeated II. j.. Howell
%Ssates%fD,ssS Ssn ssf.ssS watson Ss ansi and IoInd
FeunaTR; q. Twyefrort, Msidst9ns; ds, s,
hoes: 7. H WieRwire. Buffalo. dslestsd
II. w. Brooks, Rockaway Hunt. and !.
final round-wickwire defeated Twyenort.
D and /.
Firth Sixteen. Semi Final Round--James
A. Tying National, defeated H. A. Ward.
Westhampton. 8 and 4: e. A Lynch, Rock
away Hunt, defeated NJ. II. Goodwin. Es-
aex County. and 8. Final round--Tyns
0efsssed Lynch. 1 up t1s hoies).
Fifth Beaten Eight. Semi Final Hound[
Aawyer by default: J. T. Gillespie. Som
srset Hills. defeated George @. Bourne.
Nassau, . and g. Final round-Gillespie
defeated Martin. up.
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GOLF PRIZE WINNERS LOSE.
Fail to Qualify for Governors Cup
at North Jersey Club.

This was one of the seasons big
days on the North Jersey Country Club
links at Paterson, N. j., to-day, for n
record field competed in the qualifying
round for the Board of Governors cup.
An interesting feature of this event was
the fact that not one of the seasons five
prize winners, George X Boyce. ]. d.
A. Sullivan. A. H. Smith, Frank White
head and Peter Doremus qualified. Those
who did were:
II. e. Rhinehardt. with a net score
OF II; George White. "a; Lloyd Hender-
son, "a; Raymond j. Newman. "a: A.
F. Doods. 76; Edward H. Rhodenburg,
rs; Andrew F. Fletcher. 90. m
Akers. IT; Thomas p Sco.. - p
Robertson, IS; Senator Albin Smith, 70;
Sidney Ash. 81; Fred Mitchell, 81; Her
bert Sceldon. 81.
President Richard Chiswell, A. G.
Scott. Harry burnett and George II.
Maliallieu were tied. 81. and must play
or to prove which two get into the
match play.
In final round of the novice tourna-
ment for players who have not won
prizes this season. Lloyd Henderson de-
-feated David Burnett, 3 up and 2 to
play.
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Ay
Golfers in metropolitan
Section Haze Busy Day

A N unusually fine turnout OF golf
n ers Of the Apawamis Club took
part in set OF competitions over
the course at Rye yesterday. The IS
hole medal play handicap for prizes pre-
sented by e. II. Conner was won by
s. w. Rowland. with ss out and 40 in
for rs, minus a handicap of 5 for a
net 73. d. L. Watkins, with 42-40--
S2-5-77. was second. A. H. Water
man was third, with 4S--47-s5-15-
so.
There were two sweepstakes. In the
morning the leader was Howland,
with 78-5-73, with Watkins second
with s2-5-77. In the afternoon Wat
kins played another round, which
gave him the same SO, as in the morn
Ing, with the exception that ne went out
in IL and took the same number of
strokes coming home His card of 81
5-77 gave him the stakes. K. J. Laid
low, with 47-4s-90-12-7s, and f.
Battele, with 46-44--90-12-7S, tied
for second place and divided the prize.
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A. L. WALKER WINS
ON VERMONT LINKS
Defeats J. C. Estey for State
Title.
Special Despatch TO The Sur.

BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. "a L
Walker, Jr.. captured another golf title
to-day when he won the Vermont State
championship. In the final he defeated
J. q. Estey of Brattleboro, up and 4
to play.
AL Walker, Jr., Ekwanok, won the
playoff of the tie for low score in
qualifying round, defeating George Nc
Kee of Montpelier in eighteen hole medal
handicap play. George e. Morse. Rutland,
had the best gross score with an 86,
and ]. Frazer. Montpelier. was best net,
with 91-10. 81. The summaries:
Championship Divisional Walker,
Jr.. Ekwanok, beat J. G. Estey, Brattle-
boro. s and 4.
First Consolation Flight-Burnham
Ekwanok, beat ]. p. Estey, Brattleboro,
2 up.
Second Sixteen--J. Mcclure, Ekwanok.
beat H. L. Shields. st. Anthony, and
6.
Second Consolation Flight-E. w.
Taylor. Jr.. Ekwanok, beat G. b
Wellington. st. Anthony, and s.
Third Sixteen-Charles Wells st. Anz
thony. beat E. L. Olney, Rutland, up.
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BAKER FIRST HOME
IN HALF MILE RUN
Starting From Scratch, Wins
Feature Race in N. Y. A. G.
Meet at Travers Island.

Homer Baker of the Glencoe A. C.
yesterday won the $50 yard handicap
run from scratch, the feature Of the
weekly handicap games of the New York
Athletic Club at Travers Island Despite
the fact that his opponents were allowed
big handicaps Baker won the event by
two yards over William Goode of the
Alpha Physical Culture Club, who was
In receipt OF a thirty-ive yard start.
Louis Gaskell of the Kings County A. A,
who started from the thirty-eight yard
mark, finished third. Baker took the
lead In the final furlong and had little
trouble in shaking Off Goode and Gaskell.
Baker covered the distance in ! minute
55 2-5 seconds.
Loren Murchison. unattached, the for
mer st. Louis A. A. flier and national
sprint champion. finished second from
scratch in the 220 yard handicap run.
The event was won by B. o. Berquist
of the Swedish American A. c.. who was
The Swede won by about two feet In
1895 seconds.
The mile run, the only other track
event on the programme, went to A.
Turner OF the New York A. c. Turner
started from the twenty yard mark and
won by flve yards over w. Goode of the
Alpha Physical Culture Club in 4 min
utes 30 as seconds. The summaries:
22o Yard Run (Handicap)--wonb by b. o.
Berquist. Swedish American A. c. Ga
yards); Loren Murchiaon. unattached
iscratch), second; Percy Verwayen, SALEM
Crescent A. C. 70 yards). third. Time.
$50 Yard Run tHandicap)-won BY
Homer Baker, Glencoe A. c. (scratch)
william Goode. Alpha Club (S5 yards).
tss yards). third. Time. 1855 as.
One Mile Run (Handlcapl-wonb by A.
Turner. New York A. c. -(20 yards); w.
Goode, Alpha Club (B5 yards), second:
Eddie Rank. Paulist A. C. $50 yardsJ
third. Time 4:so as.
Running Broad Jump tHsndicap)-won
with actual Of 20 feet sx inches; e, Get,
ter. Morningside A. c. "a feet), with actual
OF IS feet 1ik inches. second; H. Fiegen-
baum. steinway A. c. g feeD. with actual
Of 10 feet ~ Inches. third
by b. LichtmAn. Pastime A. C. go feetc
with actual throw OF l4o feet . inches; E
RottneT. Hungarian American A. G. Gas
feeD. with actual throw OF 1874 feet a
inch. secondi r. Burtt. New York A. C.
tso feso. with actual throw of iss feet.
Throwing the Discus tHandicap)-wou
by John Conway. Pastime A. c. (al feet),
with actual throw of 115 feet 9 inches; j.
N. Yiahnes. Pastime A. c. (i2 feet). with
actual throw OF 121 feet i0H inches. third
Throwing 16 Pound Hammer (Handlcap)
Won by ]. Anderson, unattached (2i
feeD. with actual throw OF ias feet ii V
tscratch). with actual throw Of 1s4 feet
inches. second; Pat O'Connor. unattached
ts5 feetl, with actual throw OF Iz0 feet 4
inches third.
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BARNHILL BEATS BOGEY.
Leads Fox Hill Golfers in Attack
on the Colonel.

A handicap attack on Col. Bogey. in
two divisions. kept seventy-eight men,
ters OF the Fox Hills Golf Club busy on
their Staten Island course yesterday af-
ternoon. Prizes were presented by Ralph
Trier. In Glass A there were forty en-
tries and the best card was turned in by
w. Roy Barnhill. who went around In
76 and through his allowance Of be-
came 3 up on the Colonel. Theodore K.
Mccarthy, with s5-9. was up. George
w. Fawcett. with s0-11. was even with
Bogey p. E. Bessire. with S6-s. was l
down, and H. w. Bearman. with s1--11,
was down too.
Ir Class George 8. Scofeld, with 81
IA was up. No other contestant
was able to beat the Colonel. H. H.
Lloyd, with 9S-15. and ]. H. Young.
with 1o1-1S. were tied for second
place at 2 down. Fred ]. Mohr was
down.
Next Saturday will be Brooklyn day
at Fox Hills The qualifying round for
the Hubert Gardiner cup will hold the
attention of the members.
The sun., 1919-08-10
DR.. A. T. HAIGHT WINNER.
Captures John j. Watts Trophy in
BellcclaiF Tourney.

BAYsIDE. l.. l., Aug. 9.-The first
round at match play at Belleclaire Golf
and Country Club for the John J. Watts
trophy was played to-day. DR.. A 7.
Haight, frequent trophy winner on
these links. won his match in compara-
lively easy fashion. The results follow
]. Gordon Noakes won from r. T.
FrancEe by default E. r. Car
row defeated D. w. HILL up;
f. NJ. Tierney defeated L. o. Smith,
and 4; w. C. Freeman defeated H.
G. Hoffheimer, and 3; F. Straith-
Miller defeated George w. Spaid, 4 and
2; r. A. Dickson defeated F. Wolff, 8
and B; DR.. A T. Hsight defeated J. F.
Walsh. and s H. Stanley Greene de-
feated L. Newman, and 6.
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RUTHERFORD TIGHTENs HOLD.
Beats RidEewood and Gains IN
Jersey Tennis Play,

Defeating the Ridgewood Tennis Club
representatives In two of three matches,
the Rutherford Tennis Club yesterday
frightened It's hold on second place in the
North Jersey Tennis League. Ruther-
ford got a bad scare whom Herbert
Gardner, leadoff man, was defeated by
Cecil Belts of Rldgewood in straight
sets, 81, 6-1.
Clarence A. Browne. Rutherford's
champion, evened matters with pretty
win over Gilmore In two sets OF ga.
Capt. Carl L. Russell and Edward A.
Chastney, Jr.. OF Rutherford won the
doubles match from Rutan and Tooker
of RidgeWood. 6--3 and ca.
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'TILDEN'S TENNIS TOO
FAST FOR JOHNSTON


next two. permitting the Philadelphia
to go into the lead at Az
The Californian was In n precarious
position at this stage Of the set but he
Is great little fighter and pressed the
attack SO stubbornly In the next three
games that ne won them all. He had a
golden opportunity to win the set on
the tenth game, for he had the service
and the lead at 5-4 on games. Over
anxiety to score cost him three success
sive points in the beginning of the
game. He came up. however. to s0-4o.
Great Rally Ensues.
The fight for the next point was pro-
ductive Of one of the best rallies Of
the match. On three different occasions
II looked as II Johnston were sure to
score the point which would bring the
game to the deuce and give him a chance
to win the set On each of these oc-
casions. however. Tilden came through
with a return that seemed almost mirac-
ulous. Finally the point was decided
In Tilden's favor. The Californian had
dropped over n short one, and Tilden
tearing in Just managed to get his raquet
on It. The ball hit the net cord. hoped
over and hit the handle of Johlston's 9
racquet, bouncing straight into the air.
The game went on service then until the
fourteenth. in which Tilden broke through
after Johnston had had the vantage
point twice.
After the second game of the third
set Johnston could not seem to get
going at all. He came within a point
Of winning the fifth and seventh games
on Tilden's service, but could not get
the necessary stroke over. A strong con-
tributory cause to the defeat OF the Call
o.. 49,
curacy and hard driving made It impos-
sible for him to get to the net, thereby
upsetting his whole game.
Brookes and Patterson showed i'm
proved form In the Anal round doubles
match. Patterson Is inclined to be a
little erratic and made a number of bad
shots. His net play, however. was nearly
perfect. While his overhead is not as
vicious as that which Mclaughlin had
a few years ago 1t is fast enough to
be deadly, and like Mclaughlin he can
use it from any part OF the court.
From the very outset of the match
Richards played magnificent tennis The
youngster took everything that came his
way In splendid style and earned the
applause of the gallery by many a
sparkling shot johnson gave him little
support.
The American team had a chance to
win the fourth set when they led at
5-4 and 1910. johnson had a chance
to kill a short lob from Brookes. but
popped the ball over the net softly and
allowed Patterson to drive 1t down mid
court for a placement, thereby bringing
the game to deuce. The Australians
won this game and the next two after
1t. which gave them the set and match
The summaries:
Mems Invitation Singles-Final Round-Will-
lam 7. Tlden I'd, Philadelphia, defeated Will
lam N. Johnston, San Francisco, Is. SIS
S[. The point score:
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GLEN RIDGE GOLF.
First Round of August Tournament
Is COmpIeted

GLEN RIDGE, N j., Aug s-The August
tournament first round, was started on
the Glen Ridge County Club links to-
day. The following scores were reg
istered:
E. D. White beat S. P. Hayward, 1
up r. Bickford beat L. E. Mccoy. 4
up 2. George Lewis beat r. Mitchell by
default. H. G. Cordley beat H. s. Blake,
up 1. Walter Dauch beat A. ]. Arm
strong. up. A. H. Sprlngmeyer beat
B. E. Watson by default. E. w. Picker
beat George Osborne by default in the
Sweepstakes. The scores were: T. C.
Moffatt, 97-27. 70; w. H. Redmond,
1o2-30, 72: F. Connell. s1-6. rs r. C.
Thompson. so-16. 76; C. A. Bill, 1906
25, 81.
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WHITE AND PHILLIPS TIE.
Each Turn in 7S ON RidEewood
Country Club Links.

PAssAIc, N j., Aug. "a big field
competed for Cotton Goods Mems Trophy
at Ridgewood Country Club links to-day,
with H. C. White SO. IL. rs and w. G.
Phillips s6, s, rs tied for first honors.
Other scores included
W. G. Edsall. 95, is, so; Charles w.
Stockton, 1o2, 21, 81; w. T. Craeger,
100, 15, s5; l. c. Goetting, 80. IA. IS.
In semi-fnal round of the club handi-
cap w. G. Edsall defeated L. C. Goet-
ting up and two TO play, while A. b.
Fels won from Fred C. Smith by de-
fault.
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the winners yesterday in the ooening
round Of the club golf championship OF
the North Hampstead Country Club.
All three saw service in France.
Capt. Hoyt beat Edward Roesler, 2
and /, while the otner fiier disposed Of
Allen Walker. up. Belben beat Fon-
taine Fox, the cartoonist, 2 up. The
other winners were DR.. L. A. Newman.
w. Chrystal, Walter Dunser.. John b.
Pitman and Edward Cluff.
Newman beat F. A. Tasker. Q and ! p;
Chrystal triumphed over John H. Love.
and 3, while Dunser disposed of Fl. v.
Proskey. and /. Pitman eliminated
Henry Evans by up and Cluff beat
C. NJ Strong, and l.
The sun., 1919-08-10
WHITE FURNISHES
SURPRISE AT GOLF
Defeats McIlwain of Home
Club, 2 and 1 at
Southampton.
ALSO BEATS WHITNEY
Disposes of Trans-Mississippi
Champion in Semi-final
in Extra Hole.
ALSO BEATS WHITNEY
special DesputcA to rnn sus.


SOUTHAMPTON, L. l.. Aug. s.-Gardi-
ner w. White. Nassau County Club
champion. upset the calculations of the
wise one who had figured Nelson Whit
ney, Trans-Mississippl and Southern
champion, TO win the national links in
vitation golf tournament here to-day.
White subdued the Southerner in a 10
hole match in the semi-final and then
. followed this victory up by defeating
Archie McIlwain of the home club, 2 and
/, In the final round
The Whitney-White battle proved
tough. stubborn affair from the first
green to the finish. Whitney got a lead
at the first and increased IL at the sec
ond. scoring As to Whites IS In each
case. After halving the third. Whitney
picked up another with 8 on the
fourth. where White encountered trouble
and took 8. But the latter recovered
and cut his handicap to 1 with wins on
the fifth and sixth. He scored on
the latter The seventh was halved, but
Whitney took the eighth. and turned 2
up after the ninth had been halved.
: Whites 4 won the tenth, and after the
eleventh and twelfth had been halved, he
also took the thirteenth, 3 to 4. He
found trouble at the fourteenth and ran
TO s. Whitney winning with 4. White
reversed the figures on thu seventeenth.
whitneys ball settled in a rat hole and
he picked up. conceding the hole. The
eighteenth netted each s. White got
the first extra hole with 4. Whitney
overran his approach putt and failed to
get down coming back.
Their cards follow:
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EXHIBITION GOLF AT HOLLY
WOOD,

The Hielanders and the Blighties will
clash in link combat at the Hollywood
Golf Club to-day. Jack Mackie, presi-
dent OF the Professional Golfers Asso-
citation. and Alex Pirle of North Shore
will hook up with Herbert Strong. En-
gineers Country Club. and Martin Sykes
OF Hollywood. They will play thirty-six
holes.
The sun., 1919-08-10
DAWES GOLF CARD BEST.
Leads for Presidents Cup mt Hyde
wood Club.

PLAINTIELD, ". j., Aug. 81. w
Dave turned in the low card of So net
to-day in the IS hole medal handicap
for the Presidents cup at the Hdye-
wood Golf Club. His handicap conces-
sion was 25.
Warren Townley registered the low
gross card Of 81. his handicap allowance
OF IL making his net 73. The sum-
maries: ]. w. Dave. 94-25. go: Wal
ter A. Slime, $40. II; Warren Town
ley, Sill, 73 Theodore Chandler. los
80, rs; William Turner. 1920. So {;
Fl. e. Blazier, 92-s, SO.
The sun., 1919-08-10
STUART LEADS GOLFERS.

s. L. Stuart was the winner OF a ball
sweepstakes competition on the Essex
Fells Country Club links yesterday.
The scores follow: S. L. Stewart. 70
IS. 81; r. A. Jacobus. 102-31. II: c..
I. Pierson, S4-13. II: d. N. Tracey.
100-26. "a; L. II. Calliman. 97-22. rs;
P, ]. Hickey, 1850. rs; t. Merriman.
s4-12, SO.
The sun., 1919-08-10
FLUSHING GOLF FINALS.

r. H. Boyd and G. d. Rslns will con-
test to-day in the semi-fnal round in
the presidents cup competition on the
links of the Flushing Country Club, The
winner will meet Jack de Chadenedes In
the final, the latter having won his way
to that bracket by winning his match in
the semi-fnal last week.
The sun., 1919-08-10
F. A. STEELE TAKES CUP.
wins Feature Match ON Canoe
Brook Links.

The fnaI results In the Canoe Brook
Country Club tournament for the Pres
dents cup at Summit. N. j.. yesterday
follow:
F. A. Steele beat A. C. Puddington. .
up and 1. final Bassett cup-A. c.
Ruddington beat e. Z. Wood. s up 4.
Ball Sweepstaks (thirty-six entrles)-
First prize. v. 8. Henry. sS-23, rs;
second prize. r. Latham. 95-1S. IT;
third prize. triple tie, f. r. Hill. ss-7
81 W, J. McNab. se-1s. 81; e. Miller.
1A4-23, 81. Special handicap, class A.
frst prize, +. Latham. 9i-1S. rs; sec
ohd prize. r. r. Hill. Ss-7. 81. Glass
B, FIRST prize. v. s. Henry. ss-2s. rs
second prize, z. Miller. 104-23. 81.
The sun., 1919-08-10
GOLF AT FOREST HILLS,

Sweepstakes In two classes were
played on the Forest Hills Golf Club
links yesterday. The scores follow:
Class Ar NJ. White. s5-14, IL: D.
A. Smith. SIS. rs, L. Kay. s0-14, II.
Class BIB. w. Wallach. 94-19. rs I;
C Cook. 1o1-25. 76; C. NJ. Mack. 100
21, 79; P. r. Harris, l09-1S, 81.
The sun., 1919-08-10
COCHRAN GOLF VICTOR.
Leads All Glasses in Medal Play at
PIainaeId Club.

Henry J. Cochran won the eighteen
holes medal play handicap event for all
classes at the Plainheld Country Club
to-day, receiving a trophy presented by
X. c. Blanke, Jr. The best scores were
J. Cochran, s5-14. II; George d. Her
ring. s6-24. 72; A w. Drake, 90-l6.
"a f. A. Lyon. SIT. rs T.; G. A. Creilly,
1923. 81.
The scores in the sweepstakes event
follow: c. w. Kinney. $50. 67: H.
]. Cochran, s5-14. II; A. W. Drake. 30
lie, IA; George d. Baxter. S0-6, rs;
r. II. Pratt, 104-26, rs.
The sun., 1919-08-10
CHERRY VALLEY GOLF.
Furman Il victor I'm IS Hole Han
dicap.

Reginald Furman won q special eigh-
teen hole handicap on the links OF the
Cherry Valley Club yesterday when he
returned low, net score of 66. Mr..
Furman negotiated both rounds in the
consistent figures of IL and was allowed
handicap OF 16.
William ]. Ryan. with AZ. Al. S3--l4.
So, was second. A. d Lang. who dupli-
Gated the gross score OF Furman, both
in and out, with a handicap of 12. was
third with a net score OF 10.
The sun., 1919-08-10
MRS. BARLOW STILL
ON VICTORY TRAIL
Philadelphia Golfer Captures
Shenecossett Champion
ship by One Up.

New LONDON, Conn, Aug. 9.--Mrs.
Ronald II. Barlow OF Philadelphia won
the Shenecossett championship here to-
day when she defeated Miss Elaine Ro-
senthal of Chicago In the final by / up.
The match was a fine one to watch.
In the early stages 1t looked as II the
Chicago golfer was going to have things
pretty much her own way She started
out by winning the first two holes, and
after losing the third came back and
resumed her lead at the fourth when she
made a fne ..
Mrs. Barlow won the long fifth. and
then halves followed at the next two
holes. The match was squared at the
eighth when the Philadelphia star took
the hole with a par 4. Miss Rosen-
thai won the ninth and Miss Barlow the
tenth.
The Philadelphia woman drove out OF
bounds on the short eleventh and lost
this one. but on the twelfth Miss Ro-
senthal knocked her opponents ball into
the hole.
II was now the Chicago woman's
turn to win out After leading up to
the green with a stroke to spare she
put her approach into the trap and
finally lost the hole. becoming one down
for the first time. The next hole she
Halves resulted at the fifteenth and
sixteenth and then Miss Rosenthal en-
couraged her followers by winning the
seventeenth. but as both took fours on
the last hole the match went to Mrs.
Barlow. The Philadelphia woman has
now won all OF the important women
championships played this season.
The card follows:
Mrs Barlow
Out. ut.......... secs s-4S
Miss Rosenthal-
Out .......,. S6B3stBs
Mrs Barlow
In......... 4-42-45-s7
Miss Rosenthsi-.
In........ 5ss7s 4B5 4-4s-4I-s9
In the second sixteen Miss T. Palmer
defeated Mrs. e. II. Baker, Jr. by 2
and / and in the beaten eight Miss
Lois stumer defeated Mrs. w. NJ Biek-
well by 8 and 5.
The sun., 1919-08-10
GOLF AT MALBA CLUB.

IF. Fernsler won golf ball sweep
stakes on the links OF the Malba Country
Club yesterday with a card OF 94-23.
II. F. NJ. Benjamin was second with
99-26, 73. p. J. Canavan. 1888, 76,
and C. Kendall. 1875. 76. tied for
third.
The sun., 1919-08-10
PERSON CLASS A VICTOR.
Turns in II on Montclair
Links.

MoNrcLArR, N. j.. Aug. s.-An eighteen
hole competition on the Montclair Golf
Club links this afternoon was won by
c. l.. Pierson In Class A and b. G..
Braine in Class B. The scores:
Class A-C. L. Pierson, S3-1l, 72 |;
r. C. Barbour. S7-12. rs; H. A Wright.
S5-s. rs; e. L. Allen. S9--12, IT; J. I.
Simmonds. 82-5, IT; P. L. Gallagher
S7-s, rs; A. L. Pierson, Jr., 8S-5, IS.
Glass BIB. G. Braine, Ss-1s, TO;
r. H. Perry. s7-24, 7S; F. Hughes.
1O2=2b. Is.
The sun., 1919-08-10
SERVICE MEN TRIUMPH.
Hoyt. Clery and BeIben Win on
Links.

Capt. John Hoyt. formerly OF the avi-
alton corps; Lieut. Edward D. Clery.
another aviator. and Frank NJ. Belben.
a Y. NJ. e. A. instructor. were among