New-York tribune., 1921-06-19
Golf as Played
At Englewood
Proves Puzzle
Expert Statisticians Demand
ed in Novel Team Tour
ney Closing Out in Jersey
By Ray Mccarthy

for the golf championship Of the Ber-
gen County Association at EDglewood
Country Club yesterday resembled sn
income tax sheet. We studied the fig
ares carefully for some time and just
rs we were about 70 give up in despair
A. G. Sherwood, the efficient Official IN
charge Of the tournament, posted the
fna! rating showing that the Engle-
wood team of eight men had won the
championship. Not being an expert
accountant we accepted the verdict ana
copied the lineup with alacrlty.
Eight teams competed in this novel
tourney OF thirty-six holes, and at the
conclusion Of the days struggle, N
which some sixty-four contestants took
part, the standing was as 1oiiows o1
Englewood, 519; hackensac9' @a.. a.
North Jersey, So; Knickeroocker. 33'
Ridgewood, -42; Arcola, 1872; " hISe
Beeches. 200: Rockland, --4l6.
Eight PLAYERS represented each OF
the eight clubs. They went around IN
fourgomes. but each man on each team
nlaved against seven others. II was,
therefore, theoretically possibly Tor
q niaver to be 252 holes up or down
at the end of the thirty-sixth round
Well anyway, you get the idea. ne
system OF scoring is unique, 10 say che
least. but that doesn't mean the IN
terest isn't as great as 1t Wouid De
under the regular method
Kirkby on Winning Side
Fnglewood, with such stars IN It's
lineup a. Oswald Kirkby former mel
1opolitan champion; R. N Buiien' 3: r
Relnmund and H. NJ. Coke. had no ci1n-
Guilty in walking away wlth the trophy
This squad did a double-quick marcn
ar0 led
bv Kirkbv, who went around IN the me me
score Of rs, corraled total OF Z3Z
points for that round.
Kirkbv alone contributed ~ points 10
his teams total on the first round, anu
81 markers in all. In the afternoon
Kirkbv had another fine round OF 10,
tut on this trip Reinmund led the pa
rade with score of "a. That was the
best score turned in by any OF Ene play
ers, and was the result Of perfeet goit
plav. Reinmund's score IS all the more
remarkable because of the TACT Ihat II
contains Z.
The cards were as follows:
40ut....-.-..... -5s-T4
Kirkby Plays Well
Kirkbv. although he had nots played
any golf since his elm minatlon IN the
Metropolitan tournament week ago,
was in fine form and played his iron
shots with all of his old-time skill
His cards for the day were as fol-
lows:
y #5s.ssss.... #ses.ss "a:
y z3.sassss H3s4,as s-:!-s 5-3!5s
If the Hackensack tea had had few
more PLAYERS of the same callber as us
Ipad-ofF man. G. Paul, It would have
given Englewood good nght TOT tn
honors. Paul next to kirby played
tba hest golf of the day, having two
rounds of 76 and 78, respectively he
was SO points to the good IN the morn
inr and in the afternoon turned IN 81
more, for a total of 70.
All on the Plus List
The Fnglewood team was the only
eonad whose members were all on the
nI1,s list. They finished the days
porl, as follows: Oswald Kirby, 42--
~. n. ". Coke, 44-6S; B. F. Rein
n,nnd 33-101; L. NJ. Donaldson. Co
8e. D. L. Mason, 15-55; ". b. Scar
borough. 25-45; r. N. Bullen, 24-4z;
N. w. Peters, 11-35.
Hackensack maintained the pace
fairly we'll and finished second with
the totai OF 2Zf- NorLh Jersey
though it dropped FIVE points In the
afternoon. had enough left with SO to
finish third Knickerbocker got 35 IN
the morning round and did not change
it's total one iota in the second round.
White Beeches, which had managed
to hang on, losing only "a points IN the
morning. took q flying leap downward
in the afternoon and finished with the
grand total of minus 200. Rockiand
ran bang-up last
The individuals of the other seven
teams lined-up as follows:
Arcola Country Club. r konaer'
p. Gray. C. p. Cooke, ], Halburton, J. r
Marshar A. Read. z. H. Humphrey. c
=" Eac]Sensack fa@i5oT, Golf Club-G. Paul, A. P.
YVsshbnrn S NJ Allen. L. W Pomares, A.
l. Sands, c. Smith, J. H. Abeel k Ken
Knickerbocser Country Ciub-M oly-
phant + " Escher. r. r. Wells, X NJ
Iugham A Embury Cd. a. b Griffin =
North Jersey Country Club--E Honden-
berg George Boyce. J. Fountain. +. La
baugh NJ Porter T. Scott. G Ayres, +.
Ridgewood Country Club--H. b Fem. J.
II. smith. w @ Phillips II. 6. White, q.
J Merritt. a. B. Felt, f. c. Smith. II.
RocRland Country Ciub-H Armstrong.
c. Schlachter. C. T Small. T. j. Frost. P.
/. Leaycraft. e. NJ. Carroll. 7. Murray. A.
White Beeches Country Club--A y.
Faxon, c c. MOBILES J. T.. Taft. W. S.
Covie J. S. Ogshury. c D. Newell, H. L.
Brown.