The sun., 1919-11-01
WHITE WINNER IN
CLOSE GOLF MATCH
Beats j. S. Dean on goth Hole
on Cherry Valley Links
Also Downs Calder.
GRAHAM DOUBLE VICTOR
Will Play Pell in Semi-final
Round, While White VIII
Clash With Beall.
GRAHAM DOUBLE VICTOR
BY INNS BROwN.

BY INNS BROWN.
with one or two exceptions clashes for
FIRST DONORS In the two rounds Of match
play In the Cherry Valley invitation goli
tournaments yesterday were marked by
close finishes. In two Of the morning
matches the issue was brought right
along to the home green. one match 60
King on for two more holes to decision
81 afternoon round also saw an extra
te finish, this one terminating on the
fneteenth green.
y The most sensational match of the
morning round resulted from the meet
Ing OF Gardiner w. White, the Nassau
champion, and ]. Simpson Dean, lanky
Princetonian, who has taken part In sew
eral local tournaments during the sea
son. White got the decision on the
twentieth green. after a close battle
throughout. A discoursging inability tc
hole short puts proved Deans undoing
1t was his failure to hole a short effort
on the home green that enabled White
to even the match, and again on the
twentieth he failed to get down another
short one for a half.
Green had the better of play on the
hrst nine holes In this round He COW
cred this distance in forty strokes and
stood two up as they squared away fol
the tussle over the remaining distance
White cut his handicap in half by TAX
ing the twelfth. and reached evenet
terms when he won the thirteenth He
counted each hole in 4. Continuing his
good work he also won the fourteenth
running down a twelve foot putt for q
bird 3. Dean rallied with a win on the
fifteenth In 8. White laid him partia
stymie. but he holed his three foot putt
to win.
Dean Gets Lead Again.
Dean got the lead again on the sew
enteenth, where he sank an eight footel
for his L. White overplayed his SECOND
shot into deep trap. and took two putt
after recovering on his third. AS pre-
vlously stated Dean lost the eighteenth
due to missing a short putt. White
counted his par 8, getting down in on'
putt after chipping on with his second
They halved the first extra hole In 4
White won the next and the match wher
he ran down a nice putt for his 4
whereas Dean missed a three footer fol
the half.
In the afternoon round Alex Calder O
the home club provided a stiff argumen
for White through the first nine holes
Calder was 1 up on the first seven, bu
White got the eighth and ninth to turI
with lead of one. They halved tn
next two. but White won the Twelfth
when he ran down a seven foot putt fo
., par 4, after taking three through tn,
fairway. White also won the fourteenth
to s. due largely to Calders toppinl
his drive. A sliced tee shot for tn
Sixteenth cost Calder 4. giving Whit
, that hole and the match, and 3.
Sam Graham had fairly easy sailinl
IN his two matches. In the forenoon h
beat Don NJ. Parker of Garden City
and 1. In the second round he encoun
tered W. r. Nicholson OF Wykagyl an,
won by the same score. Erratic putting
by Graham on the closing holes of thi
match enabled Nicholson to stage some
= thing Of comeback. Graham stood
up with to play, but took three putt
each on the next three green's
Morse Loses to PelI.
q. e. Morse Of Pine Valley scored
clean cut victory over Howard Max
we'll. Jr., of Nassau. in the forenoon
winning. and 8. However In TIL
afternoon he fell victim to W. W
Pell of the home club. who had beatei
e. r. Leake of Garden City in the fore
noon. Pell captured the eighteenth t
even the match, then won the first ex
ira hole, though both played 1t poorly
e. c. Beall came through his tw
matches for a place in the semi-fina
round by defeating two links veteran:
W. L. Hicks Of Nassau and DR.. A 7
Haight OF Massapequa.
The match between Beall and Gard
ner White this morning In the semi
ANAL round should prove a closely con
tested one Meantime Graham will en-
counter w. w. Pell, the only color bear
Or Of the home club still in the running
The Summaries.
FIRST SIXTEEN
First Round-W. b. Nicholson, wykasy
beat N. L. Fearey, Garden City and
Sam J. Graham. Greenwich. beat Don \
Morse, Pine Valley. beat Howard Maxwell
Jr.; Nassau, 4 and 8; w W. Pell, chsrr
snd & Calder s Cherry ' valley f BE-:
Harry Schsrff Scottish American, uI
Gardiner w. White, Nassau. beat ].
Hef:, Naassa. beat Bert IV Al hSae Fl. VI Hill
9 and s; p c. Beali. Uniontown. bes
DE- s.o a; + HAL, aaissht; MssssSpesGua. and
and Il Pell beat Morse, / up 90 holesj
white beat Calder. and s. Beaii bes
Hicks. and 2.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
First RoundLJames d. standish il
Detroit, beat J. K. Van vranken, Cherr
valley. beat r s. 1sncroft RicS% mSSa
I up (is holes); J. C. Maggie, Bannoci
burn won from l.. q; spindleT. Fox Hill
e. c. sfs ssst " II Il 1 4Sa. u ssFas9 S
and !; A e. Rsnney, oreenwich. be,
r. W. Hine, Piping Rock. and &;
!. Hamm' 81. Adams, won from r. sedI
McKeliaE: cherry Valley. beat A. D.
Lains. Cherry Valley. and Q.
Second Round-Standish beat Gwinn.
and 8; Palmer beat Maggie, up &
Mcclellan beat Hamm, and 2.
THIRD SIXTEEN
First Round-M. Squire. Apawamis be,
B II. robey, Nassau. 4 and 2; J. d.
Garden City c. C., 3 up; W. H. Harris
tleton, Garden City by default; e.
prIsgs, Jr.. Engineers. beat F. C. JeI
lnings Nassau. and 4; J. C. Lincoln, il
Sound Beach, beat Samuel Allison, ST. A
beat T: B. Kallper, Cherry. Valley. ; and
y. C. Russell. Cherry Valley, beat A.
Neftel. Cherry Valley, l up; Harold Row
Cherry Valley. beat W. T. Ketcham. c.
Second Round-squire beat Tappan.
UP Gao holes); briggs beat Harriss, s ar
=; Hamilton beat Lincoln. and 4; Row
beat Russell. and 4.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
First Round-C. " Erdman, Princeto
81 M. b. Downs. Apawamis, beat r.
NArelie. siwanoy. . and /; d. d. Bloo'
good. Knickerbocker, won from F.
Perkins. wheatley Hills by default; c.
=. L Davies. Cherry Valley, by defaui
b. r. Brennig. woodway. won from d.
Bryan. Jr.. Cherry Valley. by default:
H, wilson. Cherry Valley. beat w.
Thompson. Englewood. won from W.
Tilt, unattached. by default; H. b. Lai