The New York herald., 1922-05-17
PICK STRONG SIDES
FOR GOLF CONTEST
Long ISLAM Westchester and
New Jersey eady for Match
at Morris County.
by KERR n. PETRIE.

Now that they have made triangulat
fight OF it the westchester. New Jersey
and Long Island Golf Association appear
to be determined that the match which
they are TO play tomorrow over thH
Norris County Links at Convent n. j.
Is to be one of the banner events oi
the metropolitan season. The last two
years New Jersey and westchester have
had their annual clash. The advent OF
The Long Islanders evidently has. added
the necessary tang. Transforming pia n
hole and corner dual match into regu-
lar classic of the links with all the
earmarks, trimmings and>ornamentation
of championship.
Long Island has its National Links
It's Lido. its Engineers and it's Garden
City. Such linksman's paradise ought
to produce class enough to dust the
5unkers and comb the rough of Morris
County with the players of the New
Jersey and Westchcster links. But will
it? That is the big Interrogation mark
that overhangs to-morrow's gathering
as a golf match.
With r. ID. Armour added TO its
forces Westchester presents an artay
of strength at the outset that IS almost
staggering. John G. Anderson Will not
be so badly missed with the West
chester Biltmore secretary in that lire
up. Armour. Sweetser, sawyer. Wood
that is the Westchester send-off and al
first blush 1t looks good enough to turf
the tables on the twice triumphant New
Jersey team and send the Long ISL
anderson scurrying back to the shelter OF
their seaside >bunkers.
But after all it remains to be seer
whether this quartet of Armour
Sweetser, Sawyer and Wood will be any
| better than the New Jersey four 81
K:rkby, Travers, Reekie and Dyer, or
maybe, Hammer or Wild.
just what Long Island will stack
against this lead Is not quite certain
Gardiner White will take another chance
with his convalescent wrist and CRAM
| A. Peacock will be there. of course. Or
paper, however. the Long Islanders are
not so strong as their rivals at the head
of the team. but they should be able tc
put in the field a side that. if not con
sistently brilliant, is strong from start
to finish. In fact it Is possible that gen
erai soundness will have not a little tc
do with the outcome Of the match.
| In n one day triangular team match
only one line OF procedure is possible
In the singles the players will be sem
off in threes and i'm the best ball matches
six will have to tee up at time. Eacf
individual or pair on team VIII play
against the other two. The names from
which the sides will be selected are:
Westchester--T. ID. Armour, Jesse w
Sweetser, ID. T.. Sawyer, Warren X
Wood, r. NJ. Lewis. J. $. Worthington
G. l.. Conley Lee. w. Maxwell, Archi'
| NJ Reid. c. V. Benton, c. VI. Brown
| Donald Carr. Merrill X. Waters. w. 7
Purcell, II, Il. Sturges, Basil Harris. u
w. Conklin. Richard Jones and Ra.
| Thompson.
New Jersey---Oswald Krkby. Jerom
p. Travers. William NJ Reekie. Franl
w. Dyer. A. +. Hamper Il. NJ. Wild
+. f. Turrell, +. II. Richardson. c. l.
Maxwell. Maurice Risley c. T. Lansing
Schuyler Van vechten. w. f. Donohue
Albert II. Swords. y. III. McAlpin I'd. J
T.. Hale, IT. c. Buchanan, II. b. Feun
r. IF. Gwaltney, Grantland Rice and $
! r. Nash.
Long Island--Grant A. Peacock, Gar
diner w. White, Howard L. Maxwell. Jr.
John NJ Ward, Hamilton *. Kerr, Don
aid McKeIlar. Alfred S. Bourne, Franz
H. Hoyt. John N. Stearns. Jr. J. S
Parrish, Jr Richard A.. Haight. r. S
Douglas. r; NJ Barnes. Wesley NJ. Oler
Jr., Archie McIlwaine. DR.. a. T. Haight
w. l.. Richard. u. s. Nash. w. +. l.add
! A w. Brand, II. =. Bingham. c. A
Dunning. C. NJ Hall and Morton l.
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