The New York herald., 1921-06-28
BY KERR N. PETRID.

series or lakes and cascades, St1ll dig
nified but wofully bedraggled golfer
who might have been a bank president
or the head Of billion dollar corpora
| tion emerged from the tree clad foot
bridge that spans the gorge and leads
to the thirteenth green, remarking as
he adjusted the spectaoles which be-
cause of the driving ice Jumps he had
carefully slowed away in a pocket:
Son. IL we can find our bail among
this sea Of ice We may have a chance
to win this tournament yet"
That was a case typical Of many in
the annual Pater ct Filtus golf event.
which started at Sleepy Hollow with
| well over q hundred entries and ran
into the worst storm which II ever en-
countered. Sleepy Hollow, in keeping
with most metropolitan courses, prob
ably never was more in need of rain.
but had that outburst continued for
half an hour instead of for fifteen min
utes the course probably would have
been washed out to sea.
Those golfers who finished the round
before the storm had the disadvantage
of green's that made for uncertain put
ting After the storm there was more
or less casual water for half an hour.
and after that the course was dead and
sodden, altering the pace completely.
| But It was the Ice that caused the
greatest inconvenience to the struggling
| clans. And as the Jumps that fell were
occasionally the size of baby dimples 1t
will be seen that the above Ii no exag-
geration. Those who had been at Oak
mont during the amateur championship
| of 1919 were reminded OF the storm that
struck while the contestants there were
out upon the qualifying round at times
washing the golf balls off the greens and
90 linz he 1fv1l.x xsytth Inv ne too
Cup Remains at Home.
After all the cards had been posted It
was found that the cup Is 10 have a.
years residence at Sleepy Hollow, Tim
othy f. Allen and his nineteen-year-old
son, who is a student at st. Pauls
School, Concord, showing the winning
card Of S9-1S, II. These two had a
clean cut lead, as the next best net was
"A. returned by two pairs-F'rederick B.
Pratt and Charles Pratt of Nassau
Country Club and George A. Bomann
and George A. Bomann. Jr., of Plain
field. The Nassau couple had g. card of
9e--16. "a, while the Plainfield repre-
sentatives handed in SS-14, IA.
In a two ball competition of the kind
where the players alternate their stroke
it is not an easy matter to score well
sometimes. However. several meritori-
which won the gross trophy for Dr.
! Allen T. Haight and his son, Richard.
one of the star members of the Princeton
team. These two represented Belleclaire
| 1t did not look any too rosy for them
when they marked UP a for the first
hole. but there were remarkably few
mistakes after that and they played the
FIRST nine in Al. On the return Journey
they scored 49, Their card
In Eu' ...........S ........S I S-ss-s4
The Aliens also were out in Al, and it
was on these outgoing holes that they
won the tournament. Homecoming they
required as
Among the noted golfers in the field
was Jesse W. Sweetser of Yale. who will
defend his intercollegiate championship
honors this week at Greenwich. Know
ing the capabilities of the Yale star one
might be tempted to remark that the
sins of the father in this case were
visited upon the son. for the card of
$50, SO which stood opposite the
names OF George r. Sweetscr and Jesse
w. Sweetser of Ardsiey was like the
form Of the latter in only one respect
namely, the scratch cipher IN the middle
of the score.
The summary.
Grip. Net
Timothy r Allen and John W
Allen, Sleepy Hollow. .......... 50 1s II
Frederick u. Pratt and Charles
Pratt. Nassau. u................... 90 fe "a
George A. Bomann and George A.
Bomann. Jr.. Plainfleld. ....... So II "a
Yountakah .................... 95 90 -
w. f. Powers and w. $. Powers,
Englewood ..................... % Is 10
Charles r. Jung and Harold r.
Jung. Mahopec. .................. 90 20 40
G. c.. Ackerson and G. c. Acker-
son, Jr., Hackensack. ~ is fo
Edwin J. Haley and J. Wayne
Haley. Essex County. .......... 81 II 76
ter. Jr.. Wykaeyl. .............. 97 20 II
William J.. Colt and Leonard ".
Colt, Sleepy Hollow ............. 81 IA II
FiagF. Hackensack. ............ 97 20 IT
John G.. Moore and Louis de n.
Moore. Piping Rock. ............ 30 fG II
a. O. Bourne and Kenneth h.
Bourne, Garden City. ........... 95 1s II
J. N. Stearns and J. N. Stesrns.
Jr.. Nassau. u................... so II
William a. La Due and Jerome
A. La Due. youni ainh. ......... 92 II 7s
william Beverley Harrison and
Beverley ". Harrison, Montclalr os II 10
William r. Hilton and William r.
Hilton, Jr., Powelton. .......... g6 II 20
Thomas r. Kirby and Gustavus r.
Kirby. Apewamis. ........... io6 81 20
Charles a. Mccormick and Ciif-
ford !. Mccormick New Bruins -
Henry L. Walker and II. J..
Walker. Jr.. Engle1Vood. ........ 100 20 50
, ". NJ Rawlins and ". ". Rawlins.
Jr., Westchester. r................ ~ IL so
, Or. G. t. Sauisberry and Henry
Seulsberry, New Brunswick..... as II 81
Or. J. 8. Brown and !. s. Brown.
Jr., Montclair .................. ~ 10 81
John II. Eggers and Alan ~. Egg
gers, Baltusrol ................. 30 81
Louis G. Goetting and Louis O.
Gootting. Jr.. Ridgewood. ....... 91 10 81
Lewis D. Mowry and Lewis d.
, Mowry. Jr., Englewood. ........ f01 20 81
> Newkirit, iTaekensacE. ......... loe 25 81
: Quincy. oireenwich .......,..,.. 100 rs 81
. w r. Bsncker and w. Warren
Bancker. Wykagyl ............ "a Is e.
W. S. Buzhy aud Arthur y.
Buzby. Upper Montclair ........ 10 II s.
- | Frederick a. G. Baker and Proc
tor b. Baker. Essex Comfy. l07 % s.
a | Edmund ~. prigrg ana Edmund
II. Driggs. Jr.. 81. Albans...... p2 10 3.
! Or. Allen T. Hsight and Hichhrd
A. Haight, Belleclaire .......t.. ~ 3.
A Charles II. Larson aud Hubert q.
Larson. Sleepy Hollow ......... iO2 20 3,
NJ DR.. r.. A. ShcotH and Elmer A.
Sheets. Hudson River........... 104 22 s.
N Robert Lynn Cox and Carlton W.
" Cox. MontcisIr ................ ioa 20 8;
A. H. Dean aud Gerald j. Dean
westch,ster Hllis. ......'..s.' 1903 20 a
- G. A. Goodapecd. and g. a. Good-
', speed Jr., Yothntakeh. ........ i0i 1s 3;
u Eugene H. Roscnqust and Eugene
" VI. Rgecnqui1t. jr. WcsfcNeater. 100 II =