New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

''S " 'hNoC Wiiiicl were i'll tue
low, conditions being ideal. {;
New York district golfers to win in
the first fight we're A. L. Walker ir..
Richmond County, w. f. Truesdell.
Garden City; F.. l.. Scofield, Pinchurst;
A. E. Ranney, Greenwich, and John D.
Chapman, Greenwich. OF this number
Walker had the closest match, winning
at the twenty-hrst hole from Robert +.
Harlow, of Scarboro.
This was the tightest match in the
top divisions. The players were square
at the turn. Harlow led 2 up at the
twelfth, but birdie at the thir-
teenth and a birdie at the fifteenth
won two holes for Walker and squared
tho match. Walker led l up going
to the eighteenth, but Barlow squared
the match by putting a brassie second
two feet from the pin and holing
for 3.
The nineteenth and twentieth were
halved in 6s and as and Walker won at
the twenty-frst, when Barlow. after be-
ing on the sand in 2, took three puts.
walker was short in 2. but dropped a
seven-foot putt for A. Walker was
3S--36-74; Harlow. 39-37-76.
Scofield played fine golf in defeating
taptaln A. I. Roberts, of Scotland. go
ing out in 3b and having the par figures
on three bye holes for a II when the
match ended. The other Metropolitan
golfers won by wide margin and all
we're under 40 to the turn and we'll up
on their opponents.
The summarizes:
FIRST DIVISION
" y L. Scofield, Pnehurst. defeated A r.
nooerls. Scotland. and 3; A. T. walker
a.. Nichmond County, defeated Robert e.
iiorlow, Scarboro, (2l holes) J. d. Chan
man, Greenwich. defeated r. S. Danforth
Northfork. and 8: W. f. Truesdoll. Garden
City, defeated Malcolm McCregor. Detroit.
. ana .; Z. G. Beall. Sherbrooke. deeated
y II. Mahan. st Dav!ds. and /; A. L.
Ssnt.ey' Siy Greenwich. defeated Tom Kelley
southern Pines, and 8; Donald parson
Noungsto~ defeated Arthur Yates. Roch-
cst@r and 2: G. Phillips, pinehurst
defeated Joe Bydolek. Buffalo, and
SECOND DIVISION
", r. T. Heating. Pinehurst. defeated W. T.
Worcester. W Montclair 90 holes); G. z
Fownes, Oakmont, defeated S. Allison q
Adams, and .: W s. Van Cl,ef. Rich-
lnond County. defeated Robert Cook. Hart
fcrd. by default; II. 6. Fowncs, Oakmont
Teiea,eu ~ . \ Eamage. OIL City. 8 and s
IL. H. Hunt. Worcester defeated w c
Ehnta. Hldgewood and 9 j. W. palv
New York, defeated r. n Dana Provi-
dence up; G. T. Dunlap. Canoebrook, de-
leated Il. b. Swoope, Overbrool< 4 and 2 3:
J., >, ,,, D. Armstrong. Buffalo. defeated w T.
Mills Fittstown. and @
THIRD DIVISION
=, G. l.. Becker. ?inehurst. defeated Gus
Hefoliu&, Arcola. and A. T. + Kenting
FOX Hills. defeated ". r. Barr, Deering
HarboT. ma 4 A. G. Pratt. Essex County
defeated T. +. Murphy. Cliff Haven. Iis
holes,; $. NJ. German. Altoona, defeated II
& Waiing. Pinehurst. BY default: T. *
'anouse. ST. Louis. defeated c. H. Meas
more, Ardsiey, by default; Or. a. X Gard :
ner Siwanoy, defeated J. s. Brown. Mont
clair, 3 and g; r. II. Wiswell. Englewood
defeated T. S. Mclaughlin. and 81 A. S
Hisgins. st. Andrews. defeated S. H. Pat
te9son. Plainficid and ..
Results Of matches in which Metro
polItan players participated:
FOURTH DIVISION
W NJ Nc cNAmara, Bingha1ntor defeated
I. T. Murray jr Oakland, | up; n n
Itackhan. Detroit defeated James Barber
h.ngle" ood. and ,, f. W Tener Pitts
burgh, defeated c. S. Waterhousc. Ardslev
and ". j. Knott. St Adams defeated
o. A. Blackburn. Pittsburgh. bv defaul,