New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

won by q margin Of and 3.
The sharp shooting Patrick was large.
ly responsible FOR bis sides victory. lie
and Mclean had q bes, ball of 10,
against their opponents rs, and O'Hara
HIN self had a score OF 2. Tic was
paging his iron shots wi.h his usual
deadly accuracy and working his nuiter
skiiIfnlly and effectively
on the outgoing round both o Hara
and Mclean had ihrccs on The third
hole. which gave them tho lead. O'hGfa
won tho long eighth hole With A hne
five. tho Others taking SKIES. Both or
tho victors had a hand in winning the
tenth. Fothcringham won tno eleventh
hole with a good four. but Oliara cap
tufcd the fourteenth and helped via
tho fifteenth and the match. The best
ball cards wore o. follow.
OHara ana Mclean
2s' is ......................iti -: .si-si-ro
Fofheriagham ana Golden
i" 2s' ..........,.........s;; ;st .iE''-rs
Dwight Partridge, who starred on
the links several years ago and who
still swings trusty nibliek, won the
annual invitation golf tournament Of
the Tuxedo Club yesterday, defeat
lng Paul Moore, of tho Morris County
Country Club IN the final round, 2 and
/. Partridge. when be was about at
the peak of his game back IN 1905, was
coming champion. However, be
dropped out Of active tournament COM
petition and has appeared IN competi-
tion only on such occasions as the
Tuxedo meeting.
RE and Moore had a real struggle,
Partridge winning on the last nine
holes. There were several surprises IN
this meeting. II. =. Bingham, Of Piping
Rock. who qualified for the metFopol-
itan championship and who was elm
mated bv Lucien Walker. failed %
qualify FOR the irst eight but won the
fonors in the second eight. John
Stcarar. tho Nassau star, was beaten on
tho second round by Moore, ? Up.
The summary follows:
Ffrst eiehf ffrst round)-H King.
Tuxedo. defeated 3 *. Khinelander, TUX
feaiof fohn stearns r.. Nassau. up
Jrhr Biafr. Tuxedo defeated ". j. hefts
rurefo. and o. Dwight Partridge. Bed
ford defeated ". r. Ladd. Garden cry
second r6un4-Moore defeated King. ?
up. Blair defeated Partridge. and
Flnai round-Partridge defeated Moore
second elsh, tssrni-nnal round)--L. "
N0el Nassau, defeated r. P Brown. lnh =
edo 2 ard u. r Bingham. -l.p..ns
and g. Final roand-Bingham defeated
Noei Z and 3.
The annual invitation tournament o.
the Fox Hills Coli Club will be held
tho latter part % this week. The
qualifying round OF eighteen holes will
take place Thursday and the nrst
round Of match play will start on
Friday morning. Entries will be re-
celyed By David Roberts, Fox His
Golf Club, chairman Of the tournament
committee.
Having obtained favorable date the
Hudson River Country Club Intends 20
make the four ball tournament for
club pairs OF the Metropolitan district
a real meeting In every sense OF the
word this season. This tourney Will
start on Thursday Of this week.
James Gilmore, a broker, was quite
impressed with Miss Glenna Collects
golf AZ the Westchoster- Biltmore Club
last week. but figured it good enough
only for women. He challenged the
hard-hitting Providence girl % a
friendly match after the Griscom
matches on Saturday and although he
himself had an 81 he found himself on
the short end Of ? 20 / defeat.
Miss Collott IN yanquishing this new
opponent broke 50 for the hrst time, al.
though she had threatened on several
other rounds during the week. She
had 20 foF the round. being out IN 80
and back in 30 strokes.
A demon statlstieian, who signs him
self Bob B.. has made note OF the fact
that OF tho sixty-four women who
qualified IN the recent Metropolitan
tournament az Morris County recently,
ffty-fye were married. He is hoping
that that does not signify that women
become moro proficient with clubs after
they marry.
College men showed 20 excellent
advantage IN the metropolitan amateur
Championship az Lakewood last week,
and OF the lot Princeton 50 FAR os
numbers 20 made the best showing
Grant Peacock, Dick Halght and Henry
Topping are all former Princetonians,
wWW