The New York herald., 1922-07-05

WHITE BEECHES-Eighteenh hole ham
dicap. J. C. Hindle winner Of low gross
prize with Sc. w. S. Cowie. Sill.
7s. won low net prize; Frank Nc
Nicoll. 1926, II. second. J. c.
Hindle won driving contest, $50 yards.
w. S. Cowie won June tournament, de-
feating J. H. Taft in final ] up on
nineteenth hole.
WHEATLEY HIULS-Flag Tournament
Class Avon by r. A. Lattimer :
Frank Hayes, second. Class B-Woi.
by e. A. Ensor; George B. Samuel,
second.
SOUND VIEW-In the semi-fnal round
of the Independence Day tournament.
Glass A, Hal Forde defeated Elmer
P.erson UP after a tie. Forde now
NETS Jack Noble in the final In the
second division, j. D. Williams de-
feated Frank Craven. and now meets
George Nicol in the final
WYKAGYL-Thirty-s hole medal play
handicap. won by r. r. Manlock and
]. C. Rogers with a net of 147. Man
lock had S4--12, 70. and Rogers. 81
IL, rs. Flag tournament. won by n. C.
Brown. Morning sweepstake-R. M.
Miller down to par r. r. Manlock.
down. Afternoon sweepstake-R. c.
Brown, 8 down: w. S. Stevenson, 5
down.
CANOE BROOK-Flag tournament won
by Fred Lapham. on the eighteenth
green on his eighty-ninth stroke. Two
man net aggregate, won byA c. Buckley
and G.. c. Warren, Jr., with 159 net.
Glass A sweepstake, Fred Lapham,
S9-14. rs; Class b. L. L. Brown,
1875. IS. Driving contest, won by
Carl Donner
RICHMOND COUNTY A. Lucien
ill T. I-,,i
trophy with a selected score of 6S.
For his two rounds he had II and
73. This is Walkers first leg on the
trophy, which becomes the property of
the player winning three times not nee
essarily In succession. K. w. Fowler
was the runner up with a II selected.
and but for Walker would have taken
the trophy out of competition. He was
the winner both in 1920 and 1921. F.
S. Bancroft, like Walker, has one leg
on the prize. Fowler scored two 77s.
In the final for the Manhattan cup
Walker defeated j. Il. Gilman up and
2 to play. This is a handicap event.
Walker, playing from scratch, gave Eli
man IL strokes.
HUNTINGTON COUNTRY CLUB
Father and son tournament; A. G.
Milbank and r. Milbank. gross score.
92-15, II: J. G. Geoghegan and F. j.
Geoghegan, 92-12, so; c. A. Mac
Guire and c. A. MacGuire, Jr. 100
10. 81: NJ. A. Warren and J. Warren,
1920. 50; r. e. Baylis and NJ. Bay
lis, 1921. So; F. p. Jadwin and l..
S. Jadwin, 95-12. SO: d. p. Morse
and ID. p. Morse, Jr., 100-12. SS A.
H. Dlebold and r. Diebold, 114-21. SO
w. NJ. Baylis and l.. Y Baylis, 105--
10. Sc; K. NJ. Eldredge and A. FL
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J. f. Mackey. 1923, 90: ]. C. Jew
ell and J. c. Jewell. Jr.. 1890, 1O6
T II. Roulston and ID. Roulston. 100
%. S6: T. H. Carter and f. Carter,
10s-17. 81.
PORTCHESTER COUNTRY CLUBS
holes medal play handicap. Glass A,
won by c. G. Nertz, S5-12, Ts Glass
p. won by c. A. Studwell. 1920. ~
Driving contest. won by c. c. Nertz
225 yards. Approaching and putting
contest. won by A. w Studwel.
HUDSON RIVER - Flag tournament
won by e. II. Anderson on the nine
teenth green.
WEEQUAHIC-G. j. Scher and ]. A.
Bradley tied for low net score in the
holiday handicap competition. 800
20. and s4-4, TO- respectively. George
f. Kreidler was low gross with iso
The other leading net scores follow
r. S. Killian. 9S-4. "a: Edward Dillon
SIP. 20; Nathan Strijesky, ss-12, rs;
F. c. Dick, $50. IS: George E. Kreid-
Ter. s0-3. II: r. j. Tommins. 1o0-22, rs;
W.. ]. Bennett. 92-12, so: William
Smith. e0-10. so; ]. F. Pomphrey
92-12, 80; James Caffrey. e9-ls. 81;
Thomas McWalters. S5--3. 81: Frank
Benjamin. 95-12. SO: p. ] Jamison
9S--l5. SO: r. A. Kreft, 9s-l4, 81.
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tournament. low gross 3s holes--E.
w. Congdon 75-79. 154. Low net
j. +. Capen. 191--52, 1879. Low net
(morning)-H. +. Turnbull. 91--25
Sc: 3. f. Alberts. 92-22. II. second.
Low net (afternoon) j. +. Greene.
so--21. SO: c. A. Bill, Sis, 10,
second.
PLEwOOD-Thomas Barclay. Jr,
with s9--22-67. led all competitors
in the eighteen hole handicap In the
morning. and In the afternoon his
93-22-71 tied for first place with d.
Burg, who had 109--3S--71. Stanley
Gedney had low gross. with Ss. and
was third low net, with SS-15--73.
Harry N. Balch was second low
gross with a 90
FOX H1I,LS--Lowrey medal--All at ~
or better to play off as follows: ]. M
Fleming, S7---t5--72 ]. A. Coltan
s3--25--6s; w. n. Follett. 72-3-69
A. G. Perry. 1870. Best bail event
e. Loleiger and II. G. Hunt 76--
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GARDEN CITY COUNTRY-Final for
governors cup: e. Uhlinger beat G.
Bates 2 and / second sixteen final
II. w. Fulton beat G. NJ. Cuba. 2 and
1 third sixteen final, a. Schiess beat
DIR. r. NJ Armstrong. 2 and fourth
sixteen final. r.. A. st. John bea,
Bruce Duncan 4 I'm (fg hoJes)