New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Peacock Leads the
Field i'm Golf Play
AT Cherry Valley
BY BRIGGS

- GARDEN CITY, L. l., Sept. 2s.-Grant
Peacock, of the home club, led the hun
dred-odd contestants in the invitation
golf tournament at the Cherry Valley
Club to-day, his card of 73 leading his
nearest competitor by three strokes.
Scores on the low side were few and
far between, Peacock, T. R. Brown and
e. s. Stokes being the only three to
finish better than 80
j. 7. Adams, Of Cherry Valley, was
fourth man, with 80, stroke better
than Gardiner White, former metro
politan champion, who had 40--41-s1.
back like champion in 34 two strokes
under par. He evidently decided on a
grand finale, as after getting home on
his tee shot at the home hole he ran
down his long putt for g. His card !:
out fn ..:.....s ..:...s s-s9-7s s-ss
Brown, playing at Cherry Valley for
the first time, returned the following
card:
2a' IN .:::::::::s :::::.ss s-ss-7s s-ss
G. E. Van Week jr., of Lido, who gen.
orally finishes with the leaders, took 50
yesterday. That was three strokes
more than Howard Maxwell, the Long
Island champion, while Dwight Par
fridge, of Bedford, took 82. The scores
were as follows:
FIRST SIXTEEN
Grant Peacock, Cherry Valley. 80 s4--7a
r. Brown, Burlington. VI. 40 ss-7s
DR.. S. f. Stokes. Moorestown. .8S 4l-79
]. r. Adams, Cherry Valley $50
Jake Kramer. Brookville. $50. 10 41--S1
Gard5ner Ga |, " White mt Nasssu. 40 4I-sI
Dwight Partridge, Bedford. Al 41-s2
Harold Rowe. Kniokerbocker. "A 3S-sa
= Afred re- 5 s: Bourne Garden City. AZ 41-ss
Alec Calder, Cherry Valley. As 38-ss
j l.. Anderson. Cherry Valley. .43 41-s4
John ". Noble, Sound View A 40-s4
A {. Gregson. Belle Claire. AS 39-S4
s. H. lvison, Cherry Valley Al ASA
Other scores as follows:
3. Il Travis, Cherry Valley, 44-41--s5;
Ron,rd Ron NJ Parker, p Gsrdsa City. 4lalsS;
l. G Bdwards, Garden jar TASTY city. 4s.a4-sS:: 4ss-sS:
Ronsla lsss MoNSllar NJ 81 81; North nspstsaa, a.
s. = y sSaid 'r aher1y aasv@Es vasS, 49,
= Esns Easssl Aempsssad. ahsssy yA1ify. ss&
EES-s7; J; +. Van nsuren, Hamilton. Ii
tss u l. pfElss, niass Sasssyy SSssssy Valley ss
p vas vMecSSTIsskx SIsekx b brq2osyills 2sS sS1sss
GeaeGCs' E. ad.n nAp nApswanis t7.ass-ss; crowsli
-, uloi, SiLsseu, 4o---4&--Se; A. l., Eustace
Cherry Valley, 46-43.-S9; Samuel Aldson
no Mortn a Hampstead, .4s-41-so; J. 3. Tur-
lett lstt Cherry Valley, 45--45-so; j. Stacey
Fsimer, Cherry Valley, 48--43-91, A. d
Laing, Cherry valley 44--47--91; W. n
) J. Johnson, Cherry Valley. 47--45-sa; 3.
g Vaughn. Cherry Valley, .45-47-s2; G.
L. Clarke, Garden City, 4o-4s-ss;
S9hn 40 Van an Tranken, Cherry Valley. A5--47-
W II. Harrss, cherry valley 4s-4s-ss;;
o. E .. Mcclellan. Cherry Valley, 45-4s@
90; Ralph Fulton, Garden City, 4s-4s-
"; -. L. Chalfont, Garden City, 52-42-
"a II. l.. Beard jr., Oakland, 47-47-94:
John Good, Engineers. 4s--l9-s6; Her
pert L.; Smith. Nassau, 49--47-es; M. y.
" Hall. Cherry Valley, 47--4s-ss: II. M.
rreatrsali, Cherry Valley, 4s--4s-a6; T.. ".
Swim jr, Cherry Valley 4s--4S-9s: r.
z; 9r,sSa ,Bsattieh Ridgswood, 5o-45-e7: W l.
Howe 1r.. Mount Kisco. 6o--47--s7; E. de-
Ssor,d1va, Spring, Lake, 4s-5l-s7, r. D.
Smith, Smith, Garden CITY. 66-4s-as; +. s.
Hode, Garden City, 51---48--99; Leon Ab-
bott jr;,, Nassau. 5s--47-1oO George n.
owen, = North Hampstead. .4s-52-l0o; D.
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