New-York tribune., 1921-05-15


In--Kirkby .......5 3 5
sYiHoyt ..-......5 6
In the semi-final round Kirby toppled
Henry Topping, of the Greenwich Club,
hy the score of a and 8. Kirby, play
ing steadily, was out in AZ and was
up at the turn. Hoyt meantime
was eliminating Malcolm Stevenson, of
the Meadowbrook Club, the star polo
player, by the score of and 1. Hoyt
had his man L down at the turn and
maintained his advantage to the end
IN the beaten eight of the first six
teen, Gardiner White, playing in top
Mahon, of the Sleepy Hollow Club, over
the hurdles at a terrific clip. The Mas
sau Club performer. hanging to the
main line, was out in 81 and played par
golf on the way back as far as was
necessary-that was to the thirteenth
hole. The struggle ended there with
the score and in favor of White.
Mcmahon putted poorly, but he would
have had to play perfect golf to keep
up with his opponent. On the semi.
final round White trimmed J. N
was beating George Dixon, of the Ma
tional Links.
ss Home Player Takes Prize
in the second sixteen a home player
AIfred Bourne, won the Hampstead
Cup, defeating Grant Peacock, of the
Cherry Valley Club, by and /. Pea
cock was the winner of the Garden
City Cup in the first sixteen last year
Boprne won his way to the final round
by beating Peacock's brother, C. N, of
the fApawamis Club, in the morning
the. score being and 2.
Grant Peacock in the semi-final
round defeated w. F. Ladd by the score
Of 2 up In the third sixteen w. w.
Pelh of the Cherry Valley Club, was
thsswinner of the cup. His victim was
A. I'M. Gregson and the score of the
mafeh was 8 and 2. HI. L, Fish, another
hosse player, was among the winners
also, He carried off the prize in the
foqMh sixteen by defeating j. t. Tunis,
OF sIlnehurst, by score of and 3.
matter Travis in making his fine
scofe played the same kind of steady.
consistent game as in the good old
DAYS. He was seldom in trouble and
played his short game beautifully. He
went out,in al and came back in SO.
Hts card was as follows:
n s..........s : .:...s sSS 50 5 s-ss-7a s
Ihe summary:
FIRST SIXTEEN
sefni-final round--Oswaid Kirkby En-
slfAYood defeated Harry j. Topping,
ssrfenwtch, up and to play: Frank
aoFF. Engineers. defeated Malcolm Steven
SON Meadow Brook, up and | to play
tSinal round--Oswald Kirkby defeated
rank j. Hoyt. and s.
SECOND SIXTEEN
1 sH3rni-final round4-Grant A. peacoc,,
tnsrry Valley. defeated w. t. I4add ROCK
away Hunt, UP: Alfred Bourne, Garden
Ho!f, defeated c. p. Peacock Apa-
@aniss up and to play.
ffIilal round--Alfred Bourne defeated
9r4nt Peacock, 3 and l.
THIRD SIXTEEN
xtnli-hn round-~w w Peu rbsrrv
Naney, defeated Harold Rowe. Cherry Val
ieyl up and to play A. c. Gregson
Bebeclaire, defeated r. McChurch, oak
iss55nai round--w. W. Pen defeated A. c.
Gragson, and 2.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
Ssmi-fnal round-TH, l., Fish Garden
city. Golf. won from II. Hooker, Amherst
by ssefault: j. I, Tunis. Pinehurst. defeat
ed Ray Tweffortt. Bridgehampton, 2 and I.
Final round--H T. Fish defeated. J. TT.
TaAls and 8.
BEATEN EIGHT
q. HfeMahcn ir.. Sleepy Hollow, defeated
ard TO play; Gardiner White, Nassau
defated John Stearus jr., Piping Rock. 9
up Mnd TO play.
sfnai round-~GardineF White defeated
" SS. -deMahon Jr., and s.