New-York tribune., 1920-06-24
Yale Team Is Second, 81
Strokes Behind; Captain
Dean Also Is Medalist
By Raw Mccarthy

Another Princeton triumph! The
Tiger golfers helped complete one of
the greatest athletic years the Nassau
students have ever enjoyed by retain
ing the intercollegiate golf champion
ship on the links Of the Nassau Coun-
try Club yesterday What is more, the
brilliant manner, carrying off the team
honors with score Of 1859, the lowest
team total ever made in intercollegiate
competition.
If the Tiger leader, J. Simpson Dean,
who won the medal yesterday now can
come through to individual honors, as
appears quite likely, Princetonians will
have every reason to rejoice and to cell
citrate
The wonderful performances of the
Princeton players, or of tkeir best four
can be judged from the fact that the
individual average Of the members of
two holes was 49, Moreover, FIVE
Princetonians qualified for the indi-
vidual competition. A record to be
proud Of.
Yale finished second in the team COM
petition, with total score of 1903,
while Dartmouth was third, with q
score of 1888, only two strokes more
than the Princeton team made last
year in winning the title. From this
can be gathered also the quality and
keenness of golf play being performed
at Glen Cove this week
Harvard Finishes Fourth
Harvard finished in fourth place, one
stroke behind Dartmouth, and the other
teams lined up as follows: Williams,
1876; Cornell, 1,407; Pennsylvania,
1,419; Columbia, 1,421.
Martin Schrebor, of the Blue and
White. was largely responsible for his
team Bringing UP in the rear. Next to
Captain Walker, he is Columbia's 8 best
man, and up to noon yesterday he was
playing quite well, having scored an
80 in the morning.
Schroeder suddenly packed and de-
parted at noon, with him going Colum-
bias chances for finishing better than
it did. Had Schreiber remained to
complete his task the New Workers
might have finished even ahead Of Will
liams. We wonder, if the quarterback k
OF q college eleven should decide to
quit just as his team was going over
for its needed touchdown, what would
happen-both to quarterback and team
Coincidcnt with the completion OF
the team play yesterday was the So
hole qualifying round for the indi-
vidual title. Thirty-two qualified. J
Simpson Dean featured this round by
his brilliant and exceptionally steady
performance which brought him the
additional honor of medalist.
Best Golf by Dean.
Dean played the best golf that has
ever been shown in an intercollegiate
meet. In the morning he went around
in "a, one better than par, which
equals the score made Tuesday by J
H. Eaton, of Harvard. In the after
noon Dean continued his whirlwint
game and came home with nice
round par of rs. This gave him
total for the day of 149. Not bad.
In this splendid exhibition Dear
made few slips. On couple Of holes
he took three puts, but otherwise his
p, game was as sound as a new bell anC
as steady as clockwork His driving
was of great length and true to the
mark on every hole; his iron shots
were we'll placed and accurate, and his
putting for the most part was superb
On the fourth hole in the morning
after driving to within twelve feet OF
the hole, Dean sank his putt for 2
His card for the day:
MORNING