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Parkhurst Alden, 44 45 89
SECOND DIVISION.
J.D.Climo, 46 43 89
R. R. 1'erklnu, 4fi 43 89
Thomas Hooker, 47 43 90
II. M. Kedpath, 46 44 90
0. E. McCann, 4 44, 99
Captain II. Crichton, 46 45 91
Alfred W. Wattenberg, 44 47 91
William C. Freeman, 49 42 91
C.S.U088, 48 44 92
G. O. Russell, 51 41 82
J. C. Head, 47 45 92
George Worthington, 45 48 93
C. E. Johnson, 49 44 93
W.S. Mclntyre, 47 46 93
1. C.B.Dana, 46 48 94
Harry Dutton, 60 44 94
TUIBD DIVISION.
II. S. Cummings, 48 46 94
E. M. Barnes, 44 50 94
R. J. Miner, 47 48 95
Thomas T. Rushmore, 44 51 95
E.S.Clark, 61 44 95
D. McK. Lloyd, 47 48 95
G. H. Converse, 47 49 96
Frank Presbrey, 48 48 96
7. E. Kellogg, 47 49 96
E. E. Rinehart, 48 48 96
L.H.Elliott, 48 49 97
C.E.Cameron, 48 49 97
J. F. Shanley, 46 51 97
G. Lee Knight, 49 48 97
E. T. Challenger, 48 50 98
A. R. Gausler, 47 51 98
FOURTH DIVISION.
M. II. Wilson, 46 53 99
T.J. Royce, 46 53 99
C. II. Rosenfeld, 46 53 99
A. P. K. James, 47 62 99
H. W. Ormsbee, . 45 65 100
M. B. Johnson, 48 53 101
J. l Bell, 60 52 1 2
G. W. Daw, 47 65 102
J. VV. Downes, 51 61 102
H. G.Runkle, 53 50 103
J. E. Pumphrey, 64 49 103
J. Frank Black, 63 51 104
W. A. Harbison, 2 62 104
Dr.T.R. Williams, 62 64 106
D. B.Logan, 48 59 107
D. A. Cruikshank, 60 58 1C8
THE MATCH PLAY ROUNDS.
F1KST DIVISION.
First Round C. B. Fownes, Jr., Oakmont,
Pa., beat R. E. Wilsey, Montclair, 3 and 1 ; Park
hurst AMen, Springfield, beat A. C. Aborn,
Montclair, 4 and 3; C. II. Schoff, Springhaven,
beat A. P. Thompson, Honesdale, Pa., 5 and 3;
C. L. Hecker, Woodland, beat Allan Lard, Co
lumbia, 2 and 1; E. B. Humphreys, Camden, N.
J., beat L. E. Wardwell, Megunticook, Me., 2
and 1; J. D.Foot, Apawamis, beat W.C. Fownes,
Oakmont, 4 and 3; J.O.H. Denny, Oakmont.beat
L. D. Pierce, Woodland, 6 and 4 ; II. C. Fownes,
Oakmont, beat W. L. Maltby, Royal, Montreal,
5 and 4.
Second Round Fownes, Jr., beat Alden, 4
and 2; Becker beat Schorl, 5 and 4; Foot beat
Humphreys, I up (2 1 holes) ; Denny beat Fownes,
1 up.
Semi-Fj N a ls Becker beat Fownes, Jr., 6 and
4; Foot beat Denny, 3 and 1.
Finals Foot beat Becker, 3 and 1.
CONSOLATION.
Firt Round Aborn beat Wilsey, 3 andl;
Lard beat Thorn peon, 3 and 1; Wardwell beat
Fownes, 1 up; PienSe beat Maltby, 7 and 5.
Semi-finals Lard beat Aborn, 6 and 4; Pierce
beat Wardwell, 1 up (20 holes).
FiNALS-Pierce beat Lard, 9 and 8.
SECOND DIVISION.
Fihst Round Capt. It. Crichton, R. A., Royal
Hong Kong, beat R.'ll. Perkins, New York, by
default: A. W. Wattenberg, Baltusrol, beat C.E.
McCann, Englewood, 1 up (19 holes) ; G. S.Goss,
Engle wood, beat W. S. Mclntyre, Springhaven,
6 and 5; J. D. Climoy Euclid, beat II. M. Red
path, Royal, Montreal, 1 up; I.C.B. Dana. Great
Barrington, beatThbmas Hooker, New Haven,
2 andl; G. O. Russell, Winchester, beat J. C.
Head, Oakmont, 7 and 6; C. E. Johnson, Nassau,
beat Harry Dutton, Oakley, 3 and 2; Wm. C.
Freeman, Montclair, beat George Worthington,
Bennington, 6 and 5.
Second Round Wattenberg beat Captain
Crichton, 5 and 4; Climobeat Goss, 1 up; Rus.
sell beat Dana, 2 andl; Freeman beat Johnson,
4 and 3.
SEMi-FiNALS-Climo beat Wattenberg, 2 andl;
Russell beat Freeman, 3 and 2.
FiNAL8-Climo beat Russell, 2 and 1.
consolation.
First Round McCann drew a bye; Redpath
beat Mclntyre, 4 and 3; Head beat Hooker, 2 up;
Worthington beat Dutton, 1 up.
Semi-finals Redpath beat McCann, by de
fault; Head beat Worthington, 8 and 7.
Finals -Redpath beat Head, 4 and 3.
THIRD DIVISION.
First Round Thomas T. Rushmore, Garden
City, beat J. F. Shanley, Lafeewood, 3 and 2; II.
S. Cummings, Wee Burn, beat R J. Miner, New
Haven, 6 and 4; G. II. Converse, Braeburn, beat
E. S. Clark, Providence, 7 and 5; G. Lee Knight,
Philadelphia, beat Frank Presbrey, Garden Citv,
3 and 2; J. E. Kellogg, Alpine, Fltchburg, beat
E. E. Rinehart, by default; E. P. Challenger,
Camden, beat L. II. Elliott, Euclid, 2 up; D. McK.
Lloyd, Oakmont, beat C. E. Cameron, Baltusrol,
3 and 2; E. M. Barnes, Englewood, beat A. R.
Gausler, Camden, 3 and 1.
Second Round Cummings beat Rushmore, 1
up; Converse beat Knight, by default; Kellogg
beat Challenger, 3 and 1; Barnes biat Lloyd,
5 and 4.
Semi-finals Cummings beat Converse, 1 up;
Barnes beat Kellogg, 7 and 6.
Finals Barnes beat Cummings, 1 up.
consolation.
First Round Shanley beat Miner, 6 and 5;
Presbrey beat Clark, 6 and 5 ; Elliott beat Rine
hart, by default; Cameron beat Gausler, 6 and 4.
Semi finals Presbrey beat Shanley, 3 and 2 ;
Cameron beat Elliott, 3 and 2.
Finals Presbrey beat Cameron, 6 and 5.
fourth division.
First Round M. II. Wilson, Euclid, beat Dr.
T. R. Williams, Punxsutawney, Pa., 5 and 4; II.
W. Ormsbee, Crescent A. C.beatM. B. Johnson,
Euclid, 5 and 4; J. E. Pumphrey, Glenview, beat
H G.Runkle, I'lainfleld, 5 and 4; T. J. Royce,
Rutland, Vt., beat W. A. Harbison, Brighton. 3
and 2; J. P. Bell, New York, beat J Frank
Black, Ridley, Pa., 6 and 5; C.H. Rosenfeld, New
York, beat E. A. Cruiksl'ank, New York, 5 and 4;
G. W. Daw, Island, Troy, beat I). B. Logan,
Worcester, 8 and 7; J. W. Downes, New Haven,
beat A. P. K. James, London, 1 up.
Second Round Ormsbee beat Wilson, 7 and
5; Pumphrey beat Royce, 1 up; R tenfold beat
Bell, 6 and 5; Daw beat Downes, 3 and 2
Semi-Finals Ormsbee beat Pumphrey, 5 and
4; Daw beat Roeenfeld, 1 up.
Finals Daw beat Ormsbee, 6 and 5.
consolation.
First Round-Johnson beat Williams, 2 and
1; Harbison beat Runkle, 3 and 2; Black beat
Cruikshank, 5 and 3 ; James beat Logan, 4 and 3.
Semi-Finals Johnson beat Harbison, 4 and 2
Black beat James, 1 up.
Finals Johnson beat Black, 5 and 3.
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