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the tees, and also managed to couple
up the rest Of his game In a smooth
manner. When the match. ended on
the sixteenth green. he had fours on
the seventeenth and eighteenth to come
home with a "a. which is better than
has been scored during the tournament.
In the afternoon round Dean and A. d.
Rocks, who made a considerable bid
tor recognition by taking down second
honors In the qualifying round. staged
something Of q comedy Of errors In their
putting on the frst nine holes. Be-
tween the two they piled UP seven three
putt greens before they reached the turn.
and totals for both of them in medal
scoring ran to rather fat proportions.
However Dean managed to bring ai,ns
q margin Of one hole, as they turned for
the second nine.
Through the next seven holes. the
Princetonian ran on even terms with
par. The tenth was halved in 3s, and
both took Is on the eleventh, Dean using
three Of his after reaching the green.
He won the twelfth in 3, when Rocks
missed a two foot putt for his 8. Both
reached the next green in three. Dean
made hne approach leaving himself
putt Of one yard. Rocks was barely
on the edge Of the green. but got a half
by running down a long putt
Dean Scores Birdie.
Dean also negotiated the bs5 yard
fourteenth In a bird 4. He hit two fine
wood shots. pitched a mashie within
eight feet Of the cup and competed the
Job by holing a single putt. Neither got
the green at the fifteenth with his tee
shot. but Dean barely missed 8 when
his putt trimmed the cup. 1t was halved
In I. Rocks lost what small chance re-
mained to him when ne topped his tee
shot on the sixteenth, was still In his
grass on his second and eventually took
six shots to reach the green.
Grant Peacock took the measure OF
c. c. Lima Of Mahopac In the morning
round, winning and 2. In the after
noon he encountered @. e. Morse. for
merly OF Apawamis, but entered in this
tournament from Pine Valley. Morse
made the going a bit closer. Peacock
turned the FIRST nine holes one UP and
got the final verdict . and 1.
The Summaries.
FIRST SIXTEEN.
First Rounds. J: Graham. Greenwich
beat c. v. Benton, Hudson River and 8
DysT wh,s ppsr and peat srsn
siSSss MsssSse, ;f:sa :ns @ O. 0'a MORSE. e a PIN,
!; ). s. Dean. Prinesten. beat Henry j J
ROok. Mstsoomet. beat =. W. Potter
Port Chester. I up; F. G Nswtcn; Brook
8; G. B. Van Week. Jr.. Greenwich. beat
second Rcund-drsham bea, Dyer,
beat Rocks. ! and ,; Van Week bea
Newton, 2 and I.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
First Round-w. A. Tilt, unattached
beat d. Carr. Sound Beach. and
George A: Dixon. Jr. National. beat II
Croft Tensss s.ss ~ g. nd Fem H RdE.
wood. up us hoiesl; c. L. watkins
Apawami.. beat J. G. Lincoln. sount
Beach. and .; Ray Holland. Wee Burn
squire. Apawamis, beat J. D, Chapman
Greenwich, and 4: w. r. Nicholson n
wykagyL beat y. 9: Kenyon. wannamoi
:st,. ! UP; t r. Brown; sGarsdsis. SeA
Second Round-D!xon beat Tilt. . and
1; Croft beat Watkins, . up; Squire bea
Holland. and .; Brown beat Nicholson
THIRD SIXTEEN.
Ray Thompson. EnEiewood, beat G. W
vanderhoef. Jr. Greenwich. ! up r. L
| Hutchinson. Nassau, beat r. T. McGust,
| Greenwich. . and .; J. D. Cady. Old Elm
/; W. D. Macdonald. woodway, best b
| Hamilton, woodway. I and 2: A. H. John
| son. Sleepy Hollow. beat v. c. Longley
National, l up al holss); H. Y. Gaines
/ up: r. D: Laphem. woodway. bea
sterling Martin, Greenwich, 8 and .; "
A. Buchanan, Port Chester. beat DR.. A
Second Round-Thompson beat Hutehin
son, 4 and 8; Cady beat Macdonald.
| and /; johnson beat Gaines . up; Lap
ham heat Buchanan. . and l.