The New York herald., 1921-05-30
1856 ENTRIES FOR
NEW JERSEY GOLF
Many Stars Entered for State
Amateur Championship at
Canoe Brook.
by KERR N. PETRIE.

Having demonstrated their superiority
in no unmistakable fashion in the an
nual team match played at Century
Country Club last Wednesday the golf
ers OF New Jersey have right to re-
gard their tournament as the Leading
event of local Importance on the weeks
schedule. even II 1t does conflict in
some measure with the annual title
meeting of the Westchester County Golf
Association.
Since the Inauguration OF these two
events several years ago 1t has been
the custom to schedule them for the
same days. Seeing that the golfers of
one association are not eligible to play
in the other the idea Is an excellent one
in some respects For one thing it saves
time but for the patient news gatherer
of the links 1t Is not altogether an un-
mixed blessing to have two tournaments
run together especially when they come
right on top of an idle week.
Westehester has selected the Hudson
River Country Club as the scene of its
annual combat while the New Jerseyites
have picked Canoe Brook for their fray.
Canoe Brook being at Summit and Hud-
son River Country Club in Yonkers
everything is lovely for those who do
not have to be in two places at once.
That the New Jersey Association
means to have a regular honest to good
ness tournament Is shown by the entry
list which contains most of the stars and
low handicap men who swing golf CLUBS
between Haverstraw and Cape May. II
is possible that one or two others who
do not have low handicaps may have
crept in but 1t is thought that the quali-
flying round on the remodelled Canoe
Brook course Thursday will look after
them and that in a word. their golfing
sins soon will find them out
This year there are 136 entries and
among them may be mentioned the
champion William Reelzie, with his club
mates from Upper Montclair, Jerome ID.
Travers, and Frank w. Dyer. the At
lantic City champion Maurice Risley. z.
NJ. Wild OF Baltusrol and ]. 8. Dean OF
Princeton. The name OF Oswald Kirkby
former New Jersey champion. does not
appear in the starting list, however.
Following is the order of the start In
the New Jersey championship:
I, J. G. Bishop and H. II. Thomas, Canoe
Brook: 7:04, r. F. Decker and j. Fl. Monroe,
Canoe Brook; os, w. vi. Sweet and Allen
Downey, Canoe Brook: 7:12, Roger Jones
Steele and F. Il. Hill. Canoe Brook: 72o.
J. II. Daily, wecquahic. and r. Il. Wallace,
Suburban; 7:24. f. Probst. Weeanahic. ana
h.. Is.
Jr., Suburban. and L. NJ. schoonmaker.
Forest Hill; 1882. S. M. Prichet, Jr.. Forest
TIul. and NJ. w. Buchanan. Suburban; 1:3o.
b. p. sIbiey. .Maplewood, and Oscar Rogers
Madison: 7:40 L. p. Ferguson. Maplewood'
and l.. i. whtlock. Suburban; 7:44. I: +.
whelen, Forest Hill, and r. S. Cleaves, Sub
urban; 74S, A. ID. Bruechner, Mapewood,
and H. Hager. Essex County; 7:o2, M.
Issler, Suburban, and G. Rogers. Madison
1856. G. u. Forest, Essex County. and J. V.
". a. Mehl. shnckamaxon. and d. T..
Page Maplewood: s:0+. A. G. willis. Shack
amazon, and B. Berrien, Upper MonteiaiT
8 :08, A. Z. Jones, Shackamaxon, and W. 4.
Latchford. Morris County 12, W; p; Tay-
ior, shackamaxon, and ]. r. Gillespie, Morris
County s;1e, H. g. Baird nta,a,r. shaGhnmaSeano. sao
Lauchner, Upper Montclair; SPA. p. G.
soinlese uPpsr MentGlair snd G.
maxon. and G. A. Mallon Morris County;
s:s2, r. G. James. Balsusroi' Bali and ao;,.D n; y
hoo'nsSn PIainfea palhiiela sna ". p whitlock Jr
Suburban.; $40, H; Feuchtwanger. Canoe
Brook. and w. p. Roberts. Princeton; s;44.
p Nash Baltpsral Y sn,,b and q r1npcr r. Eraa Mont
clair, and Y. shiffen. Morris County; s:52.
R. shaw. wecauahic. and q. NJ Holstein'
5r rlanfisia soe snfea e sSse' weea0a'
Forest o.; IT. Hill: S:oi' G. NJ. Tetterhop, Upper
msasn o ns " sTen.oS pSansSS sSStn or
and q. Ranges, Englewood 10 J. E. Hale.
sex County: 9:1e e. 8. Sanford, Baltusrol.
and r. Marston, Essex County; 9:2O, w. NJ.
Reekie. Upper Montclair. and T. F. Turrell,
Norris County; 9:24, s. Van vechten. Bal
tusrol and NJ. Risley. Atlantic City; 9;2s,
r. M Wild Bnltusrol. and +. b. Richard
son. Norris County: 9:32. Il. Adams, Essex
County and A. d. Swords, Norris County:
0 30, j. d. Travcrs, Upper Montclair and
A. +. Hammer. Baltusrol: 9:4o. +. w. Dyer.
Upper Montclair. and O., !. LAWYER. hal
tusro; 9:44, G. N. Phillips, Atlantic Iity'
and r. II. McAdams, Suburban; s;4s, n e.
Buchanan. Shackamaxon, and r. n Gualt-
and ]. ]. Leonard, shackamaxon, 9;o6. r.
a. Proai. Deal, and J. 8. Dean, Princeton;
10 A. L. Pierson, Jr., Montclair. and r.
W. Knight, Atlantic City. 1o:o4, j. Z. kane.
peal, and L. b. Wooton, Atlantic CITY,
io:Os. @. A. Paul, Hackensack. and X IA.
Bulien. Engiewood; 1912, J. Escher, Engle-
wood, and r. G. Hall. Montclair; 1918, n
n Kayser Crawford, and p. w. Kendall,
neal. 1920. %. II. McAlpin I'd, Norris
County. and II. v. Garrity, Asbury Park;
fo.oa q. M, Allen, Hackensack. and W, 10.
Cooke. North Jersey: 10 :2S. T.. L.. Rohden-
burg North Jersey and w. j. MacLaughlin,
Timer Montclnir; 1882, A. X. White, New
Br,,nswick, and N. NJ. Balch, Baltusrol;
10 :36. A. L. Sands. Hackensack. and u. "a.
Gates, Montclair: 1884, g. s. Bayne, spring
Lake, and Il. Curtain, Weeduanic:; lo,4s'
p. Prentiss, New Brunswick, and Y. 5. Im-
Arcola and II. Salisbury, New Brunswfck
1o.se. c. r. Salisbury. New Brunswick. and
= Parker Point Pleasant.
Eriaxvnld. RpituHrol, and G.. NJ.