The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-26
YOUNG GOLFERS GET
INTO SEMI-FINALS
Carter, Berner and Haight Ad-
vance at Shinnecock-
Fearey Survives.
BY INNS BROWN.
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element came very near to monopolizing
honors in the first two rounds of match
play Of the shinnecock Hills invitation
golf tournament here to-day. Morton
L. Feafey OF Garden City alone saved a
place III the first sixteen for the semi
finals against the assaults of the young
sters.
Philip Carter, Bridgehampton H. C.
Bernerf Nassau, and Richard Haight,
Princeton. are the other semi-fhalists.
Feareyi meets Carter and Berner takes
on HafSht for the next session of match
play.
The ,inost closely contested match of
the day resulted from the meeting of
]. N. Stearns, Jr, and H. C. Berner in
J the second round Stearns caught the
break 9f meeting two fellow club MEM
bers FOR his two rounds. He disposed
of Johr' r. Maxwell easily In the morn
ing round, but the Berner job took a
differeat turn. Getting away rather
badly on the first, due to hooked drives.
the two fought a head and head battle
through the first nine holes and finished
up all Aven.
Neither was travelling at a fast clip.
They pequired AZ each for the nine holes.
Starting home Stearns obtained a lead
with a.e on the tenth. The eleventh and
twelfth were halved. But the count was
| evenedt on the thirteenth. when Berner
got down a T. The short fourteenth was
halved,in par s.
Befner Leads on Fifteenth.
Berrier sprinted into a lead on the fif-
teenth,s when he dropped 4. Stearns
reached the green in two with his oppo-
nent. hut ran into putting kink, talk
ing three puts The same story was
repeated at the sixteenth. where Stearns
missed, three footer to >lose the hole,
! 5 andsA.
PhiE Carter romped through his two
matches rather easily. In his morning
round ghe encountered James c. Parrish.
Jr., national. and won and l. The
national entry held the count all even
for the first nire holes. Carter found
trouble. as he did in the qualifying
round.t He had three puts on the first.
fourth.and fifth holes and then found no
end Of trouble at the eighth. where he
cut loose terrific hook from the lee.
Parrish was a bit steadier and held a
no hole margin. starting the NINTH But
Carter5braced here and laid his second
shot dead for three foot putt and a
birdie" to win the hole and even the
matchs Carter again settled down to a
fast consistent pace on the return Jour-
ney He reeled off the first four holes
one stpke under par Parrish was un-
able t&keep the pace and found himself
dow The short fourteenth proved a
tough Nne for Carter and he lost 1t. to
8. with his lead cut to three holes the
next two were halved. giving Carter the
match.
Easy for Carter I'm Afternoon.
The afternoon match proved a roll
over for Carter. He was pitted against
Garrett A Hobart and finished winner,
and 6. He kept clear OF his morning
trouble on the first nine. going out in 80.
This was much too fast for Hobart, who
found himself down at the turn. After
halving the tenth Carter won the elev-
enth and twelfth to end the match.
Richard Haight ran through his two
matches rather easily. He met Oliver
Perrin from the National In the morning,
and 4, and then took c. B. Richardson,
Norris County, into camp by the same
score. Haight went out In SO and stood
3 UP to the turn.
Morton L. Fearey vanquished two am
bilious youngsters to land his place in
the semi-final round. In the forenoon he
hooked up with H. Solley OF Maidstone
and won and I.
In the afternoon his victory was even
more impressive. He bowled over II. w.
Howe. Mount Kisco youngster. by a
count OF and 5.
The Summaries.
First Sixteen, First Round-H. NJ. Howe
Jr.. Mount Klsco, beat L. H. Tying, SHINE
cock Hills, and q Morton L. Fearey.
and /; Philip Carter. Bridgehampion,
beat James e Parrish. Jr. and |;
berner, Nassau. beat d. H. MoAlpln I'd,
Norris County, 4 and /: J.. N. stearns, Jr.,
and q; F. Sess ' R1chs r. Ma1weM Nassau.
bat bat A. F. Ranney' Greenwich; and !;
Second ROand2M. L. fearey beat H. w
s Hobart fI and ffiGE S S:Fiss beat S:s,
beat F. B; Richardson, 5 and l.
second sixteen. First Round-J. f. Bill
aS' Morris S,nTO cSuP a,,, beat Dr. G Q. Coax
wright, Maidstone. beat William Geiia aig
s sSm9 iscoc, and nh. 81 W. Putnam. w.
Nov Mt Kisco. beat Henry Mellon, MorSis
Coz atty. and 4; E; S. Knapp. West
booker. beat H. S. stearns. Jr'' ArdsleV :
and 4; 3. F, Reinmund National. beat DR..
" % H shoun sh arSsG E,, Hills and 3;
Howell. West Hampton. 5 and L. -
Second Round Wsinwright beat J. E.
beat ?. D. Kountze, i up; e. s KnSpp ;
beat c; v. Meseroe, and 2; B. F. Rein
mnnd beat W, c. shoup, 2 and |.
Whigham. National. beat J. Insley Blair.
National, and 5; H. r. Sedgwick, SHINE
cock Hills. beat NJ, W. LittIeton' Garden
Hills. beat A. Wallace. Maidstone' . and ,:
James A. Tying. National, beat Esmond
| o. Brlen, Sleepy Hollow. and 6; Sheppard
Maidstone, , and 2: NJ II. Goodwin Essex
and 8: ssney Piummer, shlnnecock Hills,
| beat Thomas q, Condor. Shinnecock Hills
and !; D. X. Coleman. Maidstone. beat
Lawrence Van 1ngen, shinnecock Hills. .
second Round-H r. sedgwicx beat H.
J: Whigham, and 2; ]. A. Tying beat
| Henry Harris. up; s. Romans beat NJ II.
Goodwin. : and 7; S. Plummer beat D. X.
Fourth Sixteen, First Round. D. Saw
yer. National won from a, D. b. Pratt,
ssnInneeoek hil,s, ny default; c. p. Wiley,
/ folk, by defaults George G. Bourne, Nassau.
beat l. b; Durham, shInnecock Hills
and D. a. Tbs. SUFFOLK, beat r. H. Me-
| II. WylIe. Garden City beat DR.. II. s.
stsarns, Oakland. / up az holes)i NJ. J.
! coppeli, National, l up (is holesC: Charles
3. sabln, National beat DR.. ]. d. Voor-
hses. National. and 5; E. L. BiOodsoOd,
Bridgehampton, 4 and g.
Second Round-J ID. sawyer beat C. p.
Wiley and z e. @, Bourne beat b. H.
bsSs Dr. H. @ SSls NJ up 1 9R sGs. '
, l.. Bloodgood beat c. II. Sabin 1 and 3.
Fifth sixteen, First Round-E. c. jaime.
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