New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07

Nassau Golfer
Routs Kendall
AT Lakewood
Dean Wins in Play-Off of
Tie for Medal and Quail
fies i'm Jersey Tournament
By Ray Mccarthy

LAKEWOOD, N. j., May e.--J. SiTnp-
son Dean, of Princeton University, end
Percy Kendall, of the Deal Club, who
tied for the qualifying medal yesterday
in the annual spring golf tournament
here, met in she second round to-day
Dean not onlv eliminated his rival but
won the medal as we'll, for the two had
agreed TO play off the tie in the match.
The Princetonian won rnc match by 2
up. and finished with medal score Of
ID against Kendall's Sc.
Dean drove much better and further
than Kendall, which aided him consid-
erably in obtaining his double victory.
Ills approaches, too, were better exc
cuted than those of the loser. The
Nassau student pitched his shots 80 the
green and got good results on this
heavy, soggy turf, Kendall relied
largely on the run-up game in ap-
preaching the cup. The pros" win
tell you that the pitch is proper and
more effective
Kendall, however, showed to advar-
tage on the greens and kept pace most
OF the way. It was an up-and-down
struggle TO The very finish, and, con
sldering the conditions, the golf WIS
good. 1t rained most of the day.
Dean got off IN the lead, winning the
FIRST hole when Kendall missed his
putt. The Princetonian returned the
compliment on the second green.
On the third Deans drive sailed to the
rough and he was / down. However,
| he played the fourth well and squared
the match. He took the lead again in
the fifth with q perfect 8, and captured
the sixth, though he played imperfect
~. AT the turn he was 1 up.
Kendall started back well, winning
the tenth with a 5. Then he hoped
out in front, but lost the lead az the
twelfth. Dean won the thirteenth also,
but Kendall took the fourteenth.
Dean got q beautiful at the if
teenth, but lost the sixteenth, which
Kendall played we'll At the seven
teentn and eighteenth Kendall fooled
! badly.
The cards:
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Young Laddie Mcmahon. of the
| Sleepy Hollow Club, holder OF the
/ Metropolitan junior championship. Is
playing fine golf. He won his way
| into the semi-fnals to-day by defeat
| ing Pierre Proal in q match at
nineteen holes. Mcmahon later eIimi-
! mated George Dixon, of the National
! Links. He will meet Arthur Yates. Of
! Oakhill, in the morning. Dean viii en-
counter P. s. ?. Randolph jr.
/ Kingdom Could son of George j..
| Gould, is still in the running in the
1 third sixteen. In the morning he de-
| feated the veteran, P. S. Mclaughlin,
Of Ekwanok, and in the afternoon he
won his way to the semi-final by beat.
ing K. P. Morgan, of Deal.
The summary:
FIRST SIXTEEN
FIRST ROUND. s. P. Randolph Ss.
defeated W. J. Goteili. Scottish Arneri csn
ea ae 1s P e. PR R'y A Ksndsn t Peal
( !; j, s. Dean, Princeton, defeated P. S. 2
Randolph g.. ,Lakewood. : and q Arthur
Pinehurst, s and 7; Ellis Adams, Essex
County, defeated Il. r. Hei1nenz. Lancas-
ter, 1 up; George Dixon. National, defeated
/ +: c. Hail, Montciair, and 6; Joseph Nc
Mahon jr., Sleepy Hollow. defeated Pierre
PF sa5,dN up (Is o nelss).
sprague. and 2; Dean defeated Kendall,
up; Yates defeat Adams, up; Nc
Mahon defeated Dixon. and 3.
SECOND SIXTEEN
FIRST ROUND-F. r. Porter. Lakewood
defeated F T. Heating. Spring Lake. and
1; P. c. Pointer. Upper Montclair. defeat
Degener, Essex County. defeated H y
Clarity, Asbury Park, I up; F. X sadIieY
Lakewood, defeated c. NJ. Bragg. Deal,
and / H. W. Watson. Deal. defeated w. I
Alsopp; Forest Hin. up;,F: P. Kimbail,
Deal, defeated J. L. Brown. Hudson River,
and /; H Maxwell, Trenton. deteated
| J. 7. Weaver, Point Pleasant. and 4; r.
| 9. Rice, Deal, defeated J. Duffy, Newman
School, 7 and g.
/ SECOND ROUND-Porter defeated Poin-
! Ter, ard 2; -Sadlier defeated Degener, 4
and 3 kiTnball defeated Watson. and 4
| Rice defeated Maxwell, and l.