The New York herald., 1922-05-27
MAX MARSTON BOWS
TO BOSTON GOLFER
Merton Star Loses to F. C. New.
ton in Tourney on Garden
City Links.

Widely separated districts are repre-
sented by the contestants who survived
the first and second rounds OF the
invitation tournament at the Garden
City Golf Club yesterday. IN thu,
upper half of the bracket Gardiner
White, the metropolitan champion, will;
meet Don Parker of the home club in
the semi-fnal this morning, while on the
lower side Robert Lyme of Pittsburgh
will try conclusions with F. c. Newton
of Boston.
The surprise of the day was the
elimination of Max Marston, former New
Jersey champion. now representing
Philadelphia. Marston won easily in the
morning over II. c. Will, the Nassau
man. who led the field in the qualify
ing round the day before. and up to the
time the match ended on the th'-teent,
green his card showed two over As.
Newton in the early hours had had a
close match with w. b. Rhett Of Garden
City, the last named carrying Newton
to the home green.
Against Marston in the afternoon the
captain of the Massachusetts, Lesley
cup team started at a fine clip, winning
the first hole in a par and the second
by running down a fairly long putt fer A
2. Marston, however. won the sixth
ninth for good measure, becoming up.
The Brookline golfer won the tenth
with a par 4, and another at the 173
yard twelfth left him up. He increased
his advantage by winning the sixteenth,
where Marston took three puts, hut the
former Baltusrol golfer got the AS yard
seventeenth in 4. one under par. That
left Newton needing half at the home
hole to win, and he got 4, the same as
Marston. The Brookline man made the
round in 70 to 76 for Marston, the card
reading as follows:
NEWTON
out..:;;:... . 5-ss
Out ... . 5 4 4-37
In........... 4 -37-75
In..... 4 IS 5 s 4-3e-76
White won both of his matches by ?
and /. defeating A. S. Bourne, the Gar
den City champion. in the morning and
taking the measure of c. NJ. Hall, an.
other home golfer. in the afternoon.
Two up and one to play seemed q.
rather popular victory. Parker won
both his matches that way. taking r. N
Woolworth of Scranton into camp first
and then disposing of John n. Stearns
of Nassau.
FIRST ROUND.
FIRST SIxTEEN.
Gardiner w. White, Nassau, beat A. s.
Bourne. Garden City, up and to play
G. NJ. Hall. Garden City, beat W. L. Hicks.
Nassau, and 3.
John N. stearns. Jr.. beat Capt. Tippett,
Don Parker. Garden city. beat II. N. Wool
worth, Scranton, up and 10 play.
r. A. Lyme, Oakmont, beat j. S. worthing-
Hamilton X: Kerr. Greenwich. beat DR.. r..
r. ma ot.H A o al.
Max Marston. Merton. beat II. w. viii. Mas
sau, up and to play.
f. G. Newton. Brookline. beat w. b. Rhett
Garden City, UP.
SECOND ROUND.
White beat Hall. UP and TO play.
Parker beat Stearns, up and to play.
Lyme beat Kerr 3 up and to play
Newton beat Marston, 1 up.
CONSOLATION DIVISION.
FIRST ROUND.
Bourne beat Hicks 2 up and I 20 play.
woolworth won from Capt. Tippett By de-
worthlngton beat DR.. Shea, up.
WIN beat Rhett. UP and to play.
SECOND sIxTEEN.
FIRST ROUND.
Grant Peacock. Cherry Valley, beat Basil
Harris, Apawamis, by default
A. NJ. Brown. ST. Georges. beat w. McCon-
Vile, Garden City. q up and to play.
w. l.. Richards. Engineers. defeated II. b.
Knowton. Garden City. I, up and to play.
w. T.. Ladd. Rockaway Hunt, beat J. l..
Anderson, Cherry Valley, 2 up.
Malcolm Stevenson. Meadowbrook, beat s.
NJ. Newton. Virginia, by default.
l.. q. Spindler. Fox Hills, beat G. s. Brown,
Jr, st. Georges. up and 3 to play.
s. G. Mabon. Garden city, beat J. NJ Ward.
Garden CITY. 8 UP and 90 play.
II. Kawasaki. Japan, beat Clinton Elliott.
up 90 holes).
SECOND ROUND.
Peacock beat Brown. up and TO play.
Ladd beat Richard, up and to play.
Spindler beat Stevenson, I up.
Mabon beat Kawasaki. up and 10 play.