The New York herald., 1922-05-06
TRENTON WINNER
HOLDS FAST PACE
Beats Maurice Risley and Ches-
Z ter Maxwell in Day on
Links.
GOULD CUP A BEAUTY
Wintringer, Parrish and DR..
Garrity Advance to Semi
Final Round.
GOULD CUP A BEAUTY
ny KERR n. PETRIE.


LAKEWOOD, \. j.. May 5.-Fred w
Knight of Atlantic City and White
marsh Valley Philadelphia. who year
ago was wrestling with the Marathon
golf record. which he subsequently lost
10 Eddie Stiles. worked his way forward
10 the semi-final round of the annual
Fpring golf tournament OF the Lakewood
G. G.. this afternoon.
Knight opened the northern seasc
last week by defeating the philadelphia
fnteruationalist T. Woodie Platt in the
firal of the Trenton c. G. invitation
event. and Fred looks just as likely as
rot to make it two straight tomorrow.
which feat would give him the dstinc-
tion of having his name inscribed on
the cup put into competition this year
by George J. Gould president of the
Lakewood c. c.
This trophy is one OF the most desr-
able pieces of silver plate that ever has
heen dangled before the eyes OF the
golfers in a metropolitan tournament.
Incidentally there cannot be many finer
anywhere. 1t is so large that It is going
to solve the housing problem for who
ever wins II.
Fred r. Kimball declares that who
ever takes it can have it divided up to
suit. and rebuilt either bungalow or
cottage style. with modern plumbing and
steam heating installed
knight to Play wintringer.
But the reconstruction of the silver
Elate can wait. 1t has to be won three
times for permanent possession. Be
fore lie reaches the point of having his
name chiselled on it for the first time
Knight has something to do. To begin
with, he has a rendezvous in the semi
final tomorrow morning with r. l..
Wmtringer, young man whose golf
game already lays bare something oe
the flang of the Princeton Tiger.
And il Fred makes good on that
morning assignment he then will have
to turn his attention to the victor in the
match between J. c. Parrish. Jr.. Of the
National Links. and DR.. II. V. Carrity
OF Asbury Park. The stock of knight
took decided jump when the marathon
star tumbed Chester l.. Maxwell of
Trenton off his high perch by the mar
gin of ) and 8.
Maxwell had tied Percy w. Kendall
Of Deal for the qualifying medal. In
the first round of match play this morn
ing he added to his reputation by taking
Maurice Risley, the Atlantic City cham
pion. into camp. finishing like fighting
cock by cleaning up the last three holes
of the round for a single hole success.
Maxwell In Distress.
Maxwell was up starting the fifth, but
from this point he began to slip steadily.
At the turn he was endeavoring to shake
off two hole deficit. By the twelfth
he was three TO the bad and he lost the
fourteenth and fifteenth to bring the
match toaa conclusion.
With this defeat Maxwell turned his
back on the tournament. He might have
stayed over for the medal playoff with
Kendall, who incidentally was elimn-
sted in the first round of match play.
However. Maxwell is going to Baltimore
for tournament next week. and with
this program on his hands he decided
that he would allow Kendall to take
the medal by default
Wintringer advanced to the scmi-final
By a to victory in the second round
over T. 3. wootton of Atlantic City
Parrish eliminated J. III. Smith OF
Ridgewood. up. while DR.. Garrity
swept the Boston entrant. Larry Patton
off his feet. by TO g. Garrity played
the best golf OF the tournament to-day.
Ife made the first nine in the morning
in ss and against the Bostonian he inn
proved on this by a stroke.
The summaries:
FIRST SIXTEEN F1RsT ROUND.
j. c. Parrish. National, beat Fl. NJ. Forrest,
Lakewood. aud I.
John w. Smith. Ridgewood. beat III. A. Wat
son. Asbury Park. up (2t holes).
Larry Patton. Boston. beat A. Leopold. Wood
mere. and ..
Dr. n v. Garrity. Asbury Park beat =. W.
Kendall. Deal. up go holes).
r. B. wootton, Atlantic City. beat NJ. y.
Eaesch. Ridgewood. up (21 holes).
r. L. Wintrlneer. Princeton. beat Preston
Moore. Princeton. and 4.
y w. Knight. Atlantic City. beat G. l..
f'ietcher. Mount Vernon. and >.
4
Risley, Atlantic City. | up.
SECOND ROUND.
Parrish beat Smith / up.
rarrit- heat Patton and 3.
Winfringer beat Wootton and 3.
Knight beat Maxwell and 3.
SECOND SIXTEEN CFIRsT ROUND.
Arthur Yates. Rochester. beat Henry Nc
Sweeney. Atlantic City. and 4.
r. .. Hall. Montclair. beat s. w. Zeeppler,
Atlantic City. UP.
n e. sprarue, Tnwood. beat r. s. Mac
rRughiin. Ekwanok. and ..
&. NJ Phillips. Atlantic city. beat J. #.
Piunkctt, Siwanoy. and -
f. Crew. Llanerch. beat c. NJ. Wills, Atlantic
II. Y. Msswell. Trenton. beat F. c. Klmball.
r. x. sadlicr. Lakewood. beat II. l..
schwartz. Lakewood. and l.
J. T. Keating. Pinehurst. beat Wilbur Mack.
Siwanoy. l up go holes).
s. SECOND ROUND.
Yates beat Hall and I.
Eprague beat Phillips and l.
Crew beat Maxwell and =.
Sadlicr beat Heating up Go holea).
THIRD SIXTEEN CrrRsT ROUND.
w. n. Lamassenn. Glen Ridge, beat G.
fegge. Lakewood, ] up.
J, u. Barringer, Dutchess County. beat A. c.
Fordon. White Beaches, I ND 90 holea).
J. l.. Brown. Hudson River. won from g. r.
WHY, Lakewood, by default.
J McGann. Llanerch. beat W. $. Slack.
Trenton, and 2.
n. II. Garrison. Beacon Hills, beat + ID.
Eadel, Deal, up (fa hoies).
Lee Ward. Freehold, beat r. Appleby, Jr
Asbury Park. and A.
John ". Maxwell. Merton. beat J. Hall. white
Beaches. and ].
DIR. w. G.. Freiich. BeIieciaire, beat G. III.
Smith. Deal. @ and 4.
SECOND ROUND.
J,amsssena beat Barringer 1 up.
Brown bent McGann 4 and 3.
Garrison beat Ward and ..
Maxwell beat Fraiich : and T.
FOURTH SIXTEEN Cr1RsT ROUND.
@. r. Thomas. Deal. beat @. A. Steele Deal.
by default.
W. w pisnkinton. Milwaukee. beat c. w.
Billings, Deal, and 4.
Harold Nash, Freehold. beat John Schaach,
\Isakewood. 3 and 4.
By G. Burrows. Deal. beat n. v. Beam,
Lakewood. 5 and 4.
". a. Gribbon. Dutchesy County, beat H. II.
Golornons, Norwood, 10 and 3.
C. ". Nichols. Merton. beat q. H. Leach.
Deal 90 nolea)