New-York tribune., 1919-07-26
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SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July 21-
All four contestants who worked their
way to the semi-fnal stage Of the in
vitation tournament at the Shinnecock
Hills Golf Club to-day played better as
they went along. They are Morton L.
fearey, of Garden City; Philip V. Car
ter of Bridgehampton; H. C. Berncr, OF
Nassau. and Richard A Haight, Of
Princeton. They will meet as named
IN the semi-fnals tomorrow.
If nineteenth hole speculation is anv
indication any one of the quartette
mentioned stands q good chance Of
winning, though perhaps Carter is
fancied the most. The former North
and South champion has so many shots
IN MS bag that unless ne is badly off
his game exceptional golf is required
to defeat him. Except for a few missed
puts and an occasional pulled drive
to the rough, Carter played fine golf
in the morning against James C. Par
rIsh, Jr., Of the National Links
Going out only three Of the nine holes
We're halved. The best played hole to
that point was the 43O-yard ninth.
where the Bridgehampton golfer supple
mented a long drive with an iron shot
that left him putt Of ten feet or less.
which he sank for bird g. That left
the pair all even facing the homeward
Journey.
Both had taken AZ to go out, but Car
ter, as steady as rock thereafter. won
four holes in row, making him up
leaving the thirteenth green. He made
a pass Of the Redan holes and lost the
sixteenth as we'll, but four at the
next gave him the match, and l. He
made the inward half in 81.
In the afternoon Carter, plavinr
steadler than before, never gave Garret
a. Hobart a chance. OUT in 80. Phil
stood five up at the half way point and
little later the match was his I
and 6.
Berner got through the first round a.
the expense of D. H. McAlpn, Cd. Of
Morris County: That placed the first
named in bracket with John n
Htearns, jr., . oluhmate Earlier in the
day Stearns had defeated John z Max
well, another Nassau man.
Halght took care of Oliver Perrin in
the morning and supplemented that
with win over F. B. Richardson. Of
Morris Country. Haight went out in
81, not bad considering four puts on
the fifth green: He won by and i.
AS he usually does, Fearey played
steadily, first defeating H. Solley, Of
MAIDSTONE, and then stopping II. W
hove, r., Of Mount Kisco. In that
match the winner went out in 40.
The summary follows.
First sixteen (frst round)-H. W. Howe
IT., Mount kisCO. beat Iu~ien
National ana g. NJ l.. Tearev. Garden
3ily ~ beat H. soiley, Maidstone, and :;
{ rair!sh, r., National. : and i Garret
"A "a 1oo4rt National, beat c. s Brown, jr
ssu boat NJ Maxwell M u Nassa9 a. asr"sT, ana 4as :
F. b. Richardson, Morris County. beat !.
r. Ranney, greenwich. 5 and Richard
Sla,sht Frincaton, beat Oliver Perrin,
Second round-~earey beat Howe. NJ
ana al Garter beat Hobart, : UP and c:
beat Richardson and a
second sixteen (frst rourd)--J. e Bnl-
.sy' shinnecock Hills, ard .; J. VAIN
wrlght. Maidstone. beat William Cfellatlv.
Sgrolf. Salff ana s. W. Putnam. ir SUI
ana /; +. D. Kountze, Mount Kisco, beat
Rinapp, : Weestbrook,s beat W. G. vancliet
knickerbocker, beat H. s. stearns, jr
Aaas!eyA tlaasY A. and a1 Z; b F. Reinmund Ma
s'OHdt. peat I}r, d. NJ Marvin, ShinnecOck
II. j. Howell, westhampton, 50 and saY 0e7'
Second round-Wainwrigh ht bear Billings
3 and 2 Putnam beat Kountze up
Knapp beat Meserole and .; Retnnount
beat shoup. . and /.
Third sixteen (frst round)-H J. whig-
ham National, beat J. Insley Blair Ma
tional, and 5 Henry r Sedgwick, Gar
den City. beat Martin W. Ilttteton. Garden
beat A Wallace, Maidstone, and
james A Tyng National. beat Esmoni
o I5rien. Shinnecock. and 6; SheDpar1
HomAns. Englewood beat l.. II Coleman.
Maidstone, and . NJ. L. Good win Essex
County beat j. T. Tripp, Maidstone s
and 8 Seney Plummer. Apawarnis beat
Thomas g. Condor, Shnnecock 2 and
Van lngen National. and !.
Second round-Sedg beat Whighar1.
and 2; Tying beat Harris. up; Honans
beat Goodwin. and Z; Plunrner bea;
Coleman up.
Fourth sixteen (arst round)-J. D. Saw
yer. National. won from A y. Pratt. Shin
necock. by default: c. p Wiley Somerset
Won from =. Adrian Curtis, suffolk. by
default; George G. Bourne. Garden Citv.
beat /. b Durham, Shinnecock. ard
T. II. Ttbbs, Suffolk. beat Ronald H. Mac
Donald, Blind Brook, and 8 Dr R0bert
Il Wiley Garden City, beat DR. H.
; earns. oak land. Up 10 hoies); Morgan
) y Brien, jr.. National. beat Arthur Coy
peu National. up ll9 holes) Charles
H. Sabn. National, beat Dr. j. D Nool-
hees, National. : and .: E. L. Bloodgood.
Bridg champion. and g.
Second round-Sawyer beat Wyl!e
and 2. Bourne beat Tibbs. ! up (1g hoies,
y brien beat DR.. Wyie up (l9 holes)