New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27

Princeton, in the final round of the
cock Golf Club to-day. The pair fir
won at the twentieth hole, thanks to
This completed good job for Carter
who began we'll on Thursday by win
ning the medal in tho testing round
He played good match golf all day, oc-
casionally getting bad hole, but al
most invariably making amends by get
ting down in par or better.
Both 6nalists had it comparatively
easy IN the morning, Carter defeating
Morton L. Fearey, of Garden City, and
Haight stopping H. C. Berner, of Mas
= sau, on the thirteenth green. In addi-
ton to getting greater length off the
also putted steadily. something he had
not done in his earlier matches.
Merry Putt by Carter
After being three up at the turn
having gone out in 38, Carter saved
half at the tenth with nervy putt
moment before Fearey had brought
off 20-footer for four Again at the
fifteenth. where the match ended. Phil
sank 12-footer for a four, whereas
his opponent missed a much shorter
one for half
BY going out in 40, Haight gained
an advantage of three up over Berner
who had been playing wildly. The
Princeton student won three of the
next four holes and the match.
There was action from start to finish
in the Carter Haight match, only four
of the first eighteen holes being halved
Going out both got 4s at No. /, and
then it was a case of up and down
FL the way to the turn. At that point
Carter stood up, though the strokes
for both were the same. 38.
On the homeward journey Haight
continued to have the. better of The
long game. but toward the end his
direction was faulty. By winning the
then just when he needed good bal
he topped his drive at the seventeenth
lie lost that. so it was a case of {;
square going 10 the home hole, Thlc
they halved in 5.
Haight Falls Short
To TIE first extra hole their drlv
';Eded their balls in the rough, b,
&c seconds enabled them to reach tt
,seen and halve in 4. Again, going to
80 next hole their drives went a wan
e. ling, but this time only Carter
.7yed equal to the occasion. He got
1lnc nicely. but Haight fell short
. FAR on his next, he could not do
tier than 3, SO it was Carriers bole
+ and the match.
TIE card:
r ,,..sg, chit am, ststts: ts-s ss
s:s.. His. c3...I 80 As,!5;: 81
n
veloped his best brand Of golf, when
the day and winning the first beaten
eight trophy. He had a IT in the
morning against John R. Maxwell, Of
Nassau and played almost as we'll
later on when he defeated James c.
Parrish, jr., Of the National Links in
the final.
The summary:
FIRST sixteen semi final round-Philip "
Carter. Bridgeha nlpton. beat Morton L.
Fearey, Garden CITY. up and to play
Richard \. Haight. Princeton. beat H. c.
Derner. Nassau, up and TO play.
Final Round-Carter beat Ha!ght. l up
co holes).
Beaten eight, first sixteen nnal round
Parrish, jr., National Links. up.
Second sixteen. semi-fnal round-W. A.
Putnam. jr.. Suffolk. beat ]. Wainwright.
Maidstone, UP GO holes). f. S. Knapp,
West Brook beat b. F. Reinmund. National
L.nks, up and 20 play
Final round-Putnam beat Knapp. up.
Beaten eight. second sixteen, final round
Henry Mellon, National, beat H. ]. How
eli, Westhampton, up and l to play
Third sixteen. semi final round-Henry
z. Sedgwick. Great Neck. beat James A.
Tyng, National Links. up and to play,
Seney Plummer. Shinnecock. beat Sheppard
Romans. Englewood. UP and TO play.
Final round-Sedgwick beat Plummer, !
up.
Beaten eight. third sixteen. nnai round
l. H. Coleman. Maidstone beat Edmond
Brier. Shinnecock. up and to play.
Fourth sixteen. seri-fnal round-0eorge
G. Bourne Garden City. beat J .. Sawyer.
shinnecock, beat L. Bloodgood. Cherry
Valley. up and 70 play.
Final round-o Br.en peat Bourne up
Beaten eight fourth sixteen, nnal round
L. b. DunAaln. shinnecock, beat DR.. J.
D. Voorhees,. National Links. up ana =
play
Fifth sixteen. semi-nnal round-Percy
ii Stewart Great Neck. beat F. c. Jane
son. shlnneccck. up and to play Rich
ard Lounsbe-ry. Sleepy Hollow, beat K. b.
Kahle. Shinnecock, up and to play.
Final round--Lounsberry beat Stewart,
UP ana to play.