New-York tribune., 1919-09-13
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Earns Grown
At Apawa1nis
Providence Golfers Early
Card Withstands Assault;
McHie Leads Second Half

Those some time venerable but never
,sed links warriors OF the Seniors
Golf Association successfully ended
their 1919 tournament at the Apawa
Wis Club Yesterday The chief honors
uert - William Clark. of Westerly,
? / whose gross total Of 169. made
ths first two days earned him the title
of senior champion. Scores of others
captured handsome prizes.
Although Clark's part IN the pro-
rsed;ngs ended when he finished in
The team match Thursday, the Mis-
ouamicut golfer displayed interest
enouch to remain to the end. appar-
entity enjoying mingilng with the
~bovs" as long as possible. Early yes
,er5av Il was evident that no one
would be able 10 displace him from the
load although for a time some thought
George II. Barnes. of the home club
might spring surprise
On Thursday the Metropolitan Golf
Association treasurer had returned an
50 so that an 50 yesterday would have
t,ed Clark. Such score has often
been made by Barnes, but not so yes
terdav. when he took 96. 1t was all
due TO faulty approaching and put
ting a. mis- driving had plenty of
length and rarely got him in trouble.
Gross Prize for Nellie
Pa~-es's total of 1S5 was the low
es-hole gross score for the last two
davs until Sidmon Nellie. OF Engle-
wood. supplemented his % of Thurs
dav with 90, giving him lS2.
Another winner 10 improve on his
first days effort was Frank N. Clute,
one Of the directors Of the Garden City
Country Club. who contributed rounds
o. 81 and 90 for 1S6. Deductlng q 2a-
stroke allowance left him with l5s,
which was the Class A 36-hole net low
score
proved On their previous rounds, many
found the going trying because OF the
Inks all day The Rev. J. Macbride
S-arretr. Of Chevy Chase. who is seven
tv-two years Of age. made TWO rounds
of the same score, l15 each time. This
golfer. like many Of the other Class D
men. found The conditions too much for
his best game.
As IS usual in these senior meetings,
nlen.v of ties resulted for the prizes,
and those involved may pay today or
have the trophy awarded by chance.
CLARK o. course. with his 36 hole total
Of lG9 led on Tuesday and Wednes-
dar while Sidmon Nellie. with lS2,
finished low for the second two days.
While it Is difficult to state the exact
rrize list f0r the four days of play,
inc following unofficial table gives q
good many Of the winners:
senior eaa1lri9n-W William Clark, MIS-
TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY
p.s. re- et hole score. Class Al. T
No.. a. Riage. fa7-a4~i5a
csss Ri ~. waterhouse, siwanoy
Cas- c-Nr- N NJ sheedy. Altoona
c.ass D-Dr. william Jarvie Bas.
AI3's H.s. ieiS-.sd ST. s4oss score. Class A-c
?. Hart Apawalnis. 81
Class H-Rouo ogden. Baltusrol, 81
Class c-Iierr.an WENDELL s.. Davids
Class IA. s Niehols. Arcola 90
v: TressdeA. Garden city. s.
Best net score. is holes. Tuesday-Rev
J Gray Bolton Philadelphia. as-25-74 1
Ist gross score. IS holes Wednesday,
= betv~cu / Y Prentiss. Mohawk. an
Colonel J. h Smith. Wilmington: G. q
N.ld. Br .hlaRr. and 4 \. Wright
b -asr9i. al with scores Of -.
Rest net score. j. holes. Wednesday,
c e Finlay oakland. 93-ls-77.
tween = T. TIT. 9l-20-7l, and J. c
I4r -aond. s9-lS-7l
B-Tie between c r zabrlskie
ssfs-7l and John HIertzier. 9l-20-7l
Class C-Tie between ". n. Reed 81
2s aud Clark Wilcox. s9-20-5s.
Glass p-Ii. L. Hotchkiss, Apawamis
!0.-~f-7-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Est sc holc gross score-sldmon Nc
H fnela wood. iS-.
Best uet a6-hole score Class Al NJ
Gu Garden City. 1st-2s-l5s.
CLASS B-G Il. Fatss. Essex County, 20
class &C w Doane Baltusrol. 19s-2
c.a.s p-Thomas r. Kirby. Apawanais
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Best l,-hoie gross score Thursday
Gcorse IL. Barnes. Apawamis. 81
Rest -S-Aole net score. 'thursd a. ~
Georse statzell. Aroairnink. so-l2-1s
Rest fs-hole gross score Frlday-W. A
Hammond Ithaca 97-l6-Si.
Best i.-h0le net score. Friday-Charle
Coorer Garden city. 97-lG-sl.