The sun., 1919-07-10
Front in Two Stakes at the Aqueduct Track
Harmon Brothers Star
in Golf at North Shore
Paired With Bowden and MacFarlane, Youngsters Tie
With Brady and Lake at 70 All in Amateur
Professional Matches.

An INBOUND journey OF 90 SnoWeu iii
provement, but was not good enough to
get them really close to the leaders. In
addition to Hagens team four more
entries finished with 70.
The real championship embroglio
starts to-day. Thirty-slx holes Of medal
play with more than 100 players Is on
tap. Play will begin at s 30 o'clock In
the morning and II will be practically
an endless procession until late in the
afternoon. By the time the last OF the
FIRST round has started the beginners
will be ready to go right along with
their second round.
Stars start Around 10 A. M.
At Q 80 John G. Anderson and George
Mclean will get under way. Five min
utes later Tom Mcnamara and Wilfred
Reid tee off. Then come NJ. ]. Brady
and Charlie Hoffner. Gardiner White
and Walter Hagen, Tom Kerrigan and
George Bowden. II. G. Mcdonald and
Pat Doyle, Archie Sanderson and Gil
Nichols, Alexander Smith and Carl An
derson and q host of others. all at in
tervals OF Ave minutes up until l
o'clock.
Arrangements have been made with
the railroad to add extra cars to trains
row. The club extends an invitation to
golfers to come along and watch the
fun. President Julian 8. Hess states
that full arrangements have been made
for the comfort OF visitors. Long
Island trains, Oyster Bay line to Glen
Head, are the closest rail accommoda-
tons for the course. The summaries:
Out In tbs
Brady. Oakley ...........,......... s. 81 7
T. Ksrmon. unattached. and George
Bowdcn, Commonwealth. ..... IS "a q
y. Harmon. unattached. and ". ".
McFarlsne. Hampstead House.. "a IS 4
:. II. Hollander and Tom McNa7
] Nsrelle. s f and Walter c.
Hagen. Oakland Hills. ............ IS 81 4
W. H Follett, Fox Hills. and
Robert Andrews, New Haven: Sc IS i
Rockaway Hunting ............... IS So ::
d. r. Shea, Baliusrol, and Isaac
Meckie. Canoe Brook. ............. Sc IS d
whes;ley Hills .......,,.:.......... IS &
Lee aa Marvel S'; and 4 j. sander.on.
Marx Townsend and Peter o'Hal.. .
Fred Hill. Canoe Brook. and Jack
Jolly unattsched ,................ 81 81 Z
n. Burgess and Louis Teller. Brae
J. +. sbaniey. Rumson. and W. B.
Robinson. Philadelphia Cricket. IS 81
p. A. Proal and Pat Doyle. Deal. IS 81 q
George Dernbscb. una,t anhed 49,. 81 IS Il
L. Tschan. Audubon. and Arthur
Reid. Blind Brook. ............... 81 IS
A. ~ Ns,h IAN J ,,sr peal and James "a &,
H; MaI.ell; Nassau. and Jack >, q.
j. A MSn,Eo%ery and wlifred ~ 81 :
Dwight Rockwell ard George Nc ,
Lean Great Neck ............,.... 81 SO &
L. L. 1cventritt and Jack Piric. .
Fred r. Bach and Isaac Mackie,
J. schsuer and +. c. Cansu,a, Oak
H, B. Alien and j. L. Crabbe, New
l. q. spindler and Tom Boyd. Fox
HAIRY Leopold and Jack Ns.c,kie,
O. 'H shs%. Great Neck. and W. ii %
Malcolm. unattached ........::... Sc II !
r. W. Thompson and Harry Hig-
ham. North Jersey. ...,.......... IS 20
sivanoy NATURALIZATION. 50 50 "
son, Noun, Vernon. ............... 10 IS :
J. r. Adams Garden City, and
Gordon smtih h. sunninEdals 30 20
Noon, Garden City. ......,.:";;... % 50
| E. L. BloodGood, Cherry Valley,
and J Hagen, salisbury .......... 20 50
S. ". Ivison and william skelly,
E. Travers. unattached, and W.
Kerrigan. siwanoy %
r; poTnins IT,: ws ss1ts,r Hills a Al ,
J. W. Holoert and Tom MuIsrew.
c, ". irwin uns,,sched, and c. p.
W. W. Arrneim and j. G. Farrell,
Quaker Ridge ...................... ~