New-York tribune., 1922-07-05

ming his third leg and permanent nos.
session of the prize. He had tws
rounds of a each, giving him Sc
lected score of II. The tally looked ex
tremely handsome until Walker arrived
with selected score of SO from rounds
Of n and 73.
The cards of the pair were as fol
lows:
{S 2s' ::::::::: ] ~ ~ 80 -: ssss-,s :s,-,s-7,
{" Hp' .:::::::::: :::: 81 81 ssi-ss $780,,
Walker
q" 2n' .:::::::::: :::: e.: sss 1875 s-ss-7,
{" Ha' :::::::: stt ~ sss 80 = sss-se s-ss-7,
Walker also won the Manhattan cur
by defeating John B. Gilman by 8
score of and 2. Gilman had handi.
cap Of II. Walker played from scratch
APAWAMIS
36 holes, medal play, handicap-W or
BY J. H. Livingston jr., 17S-32-146
William Rand jr., second, 165-1s-147
18 holes. medal play, handicap
a. m.--Tie between William Rand jr.
81-9-72, and L. j. Snyder, 90-1s-72
aa-14-sS +; m.Lw0n by Charles shiverick
Golf Ball Sweepstakes, a. m.-Wor
by William Rand jr, S1--9-72; ]. R
Livingston jr:. second, 89-16-73. P
M.-Won by Ellis Knowles. 7o-2-es;
Charles Shiverick, second, 83-14-6s.
Special Sweepstakes, a. m.-Won BY
A. W. Putnam, 1910; H. r
Knowlton, second, 94--22-72. P. M
Won by A. j. Outerbridge, 1O4-3e--68
GREENWICH
independence Day Tournament-Low
gross (thirty-six holes), E. W. Comgdon
16-79--164. Low net, j. F. Capen
Turnbull, s1-25-ee; B. F. Alberts
93-22-71, second. Low net (p. M
J. F. Greene, 90-21-69; C. A. Bill
6S--18-70, second.
INWOOD
Annual Incependehce Day tourna
ment, second round, Glass Al. Bass
defeated E. Bowman, l up, in 81 holes
Morton Wild defeated H. Fried, 2 up;
C.~B. 'Ruskay defeated A. j. Alsberg
5 and 4. Glass BE. Otterbourg de-
featcd E. Celler, and s.; L. ]. File,
defeated Felix Levy, up; II. Levine
defeated J. Roth, 3 and 2; 1. M. Levy
defeated J. ]. Levy, 8 and z. Glass c.
E. n. Stein defeated B. Mandel, 2 and
l; J. A. Levy defeated o. Krouse, and
2; l.. NJ. Cans defeated A. Herman, /
up, on nineteenth green; H. Paskus
defeated r. We'll, a and 3. Semi-hnas
and finals next Sunday.
YOUNTAKAH
Eighteen holes handicap riot play
l.. A Blackford, 88-17-71; r. D.
Price, s1--9--72; G. Door, 90--1s-72.
Mixed foursomes-Mrs. Langland anc
S. Welton, 91-9-s2; Mrs. Hoyt and
c. A. Williams, 93-5-se; Mrs. Welton
and L. A. La Due, 94-7-87.
MoNTCLAIR
July 4 (Class A)-P. A. Adams jr.
123-21-1o2; X. B. Smith, 1O9-6-
1903; C. L. Peirson, 114-s-106; Ar
thur Powell, 113-6-1O7. (Class By
w. r. Hotchkin, 139-20-109; C. M
Dimkins, 137-26-111; S. P. Finn
163-51-112.
Flag contest, won by W. H. Taft.
ENGLEwooD
Fourball matches Ga. m.)-Won BY
John Fyfe and W. A. Barber, 74-5-
90; w. s. Evans and Ray B. Ayers
second, 79-9-7O; George A. Graham
and George Van Kuren, third, S1-9-72
Glass A (p. m.)-Won by r. NJ. Cole.
man and W. V. Bennett, 83-11-72;
n. w. Peters and W. W. White, second
79-6-73; w. I. Foley and E. L. Rob
denburg, third, 77-4-73.
Class B-Won by L. II. Garfield and
S. A. Jones, e3-17-7e; c. A. Iumt
and c. w. Parr, second, 92-14-78;
G. A. Burrell and Charles Cason. third
99-16-83.
First prize for selected score-C. A
Ellis, 81-9-72.
BELLECLAIRE
Flag tournament-Wo by R. S. Mof
fat, 8S-21-67; E. M. Stapler, e2-
26-66, second. Womens play-Won
by Mrs. A. M. Hildebrand; Mrs. W
Wiener, second.
WHITE BEECHEs
Fourth July tournament-J. C. Hindle
S6-11-75; w. F. Cowie, s7-11--7e;
F, McNicoil, 1os-2s-77.
Driving contest-Won by J. C.
Hindle (5ss yards);W. F. Cowie,
second (56o yards).
Finals of June tournament-Won by
W. F. Cowie; j. S. Taft, second.
PORT CHESTER
Class Avon by T. G. Mertz, s5-
1913. Class B-Won by C. B. Stud
we'll, 102--30-72. Driving competi-
tion-Won by T.. G. Mertz. Approach
ing and putting contest-Won by AL
Studwell. Eighteen hole medal play
Won by H. H. Patterson, 94-22-79,
NORTH JERSEY
Presidents prize, SO holes, selected
scores, three-quarters of club handi-
cap-A. H. Smith, 81-11-70: John
Pyle, 78-S--70; E. H. Mallalieu. 79-
81.
Ball sweepstakes-Won by G. P.
Pyle, 84-14-70; George j. Boyce,
second, 79-5-74.
|. HUNTINGTON COUNTRY CLUB
Father and son tournament: A. G
Milbank and R. Milbank, gross score
92-15,77; ]. G. Geoghegan and f. J
eoghegan, 92-12, 80; C. A. MacGuire
and G. A. MacGuire Jr., 10O-19. 81; M
a. Warren and j. Warren, 1920, 80;
R. E. Baylis and M. Baylis, 103-21, 80;
F. P. Jadwin and L. S. Jadwin, 95-12
80; D. P. Morse and D. P. Morse Jr.
l0o-12, 80; A. H. Diebold and R. Die
hold ~