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Midlothian CJolfer Outstrip W. 3.
Travis In Qualification.
EVENTY-SEVEN was
the low score in quali
fying round of the sixth
a n n u a 1 St. Valentine's
golf tournament, J. P.
Gardner of Midlothian,
leading the record field of one hundred
and sixty-eight entries. Four strokes
farther down the list with his eye also
on the qualification gold medal was
Walter J. Travis of Garden City, former
International and American golf cham
pion, who scored eighty-one; C. L.
Becker of Woodland, third in eighty
four. The cards :
MR. GARDNER.
Out-3 4 4 5 5 3 6 2 3-35 .
In-5 4 4 4 7 4 4 4 6-42-77
TRAVIS.
Out-5
In-5
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4 5 4 5 4 4 3
MR. BECKER.
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3-42
5-39-81
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In-4 5 4 5 4 3 5 5 74284
After that point the field doubled and
quadrupled to the limit of admission in
the first division, ninety-one, with a
triple tie between F. V. Sullivan of
Garden City, Col. J. E. Smith of Wil
mington and II. II. Cutler of Blue
Mound ; Mr. Sullivan winning the play
off. THE SCORES BY ROUNDS.
The scores by rounds in each of the
eight divisions follow :
PRESIDENT'S CUP OR FIRST DIVISION.
J. P. Gardner, Midlothian 35 42 77
W.J.Travis, Garden City 4239 81
C. L. Becker, Woodland 42 42 84
I. S. Robeson, Oakhill 42 43 85
II. W.Perrln.Merion Cricket 44 41 85
J. D. Foot, Apawamis 42 44 S6
C. II. MatthiesBen, Ardsley 43 44 87
Theo. Cassabeer, Oakland 46 42 88
II. C. Fownes, Oakmont 44 44 88
Robert Hunter, Wee Burn 41 48 89
Dr. Geo. J. McKee, Oakmont 45 44 89
W. C. Johnson. Canoebrook 46 44 90
Frederick Snare, Englewood 47 43 90
P. E. Gardner, Midlothian 45 45 90
N. W. Dean, Woodland 44 46 90
F. V. Sullivan, Garden City 43 48 91
GOVERNORS' CUP OR SECOND DIVISION.
Col. J. E. Smith, Wilmington 46 45 91
II. II. Cutler, Blue Mound 48 43 91
C. B. Fownes, Oakmont 45 47 92
E. S. Parmelee, New Haven 42 50 92
C. H. Chasmar, Columbia 48 45 93
W. M. Weaver, Camden 49 45 94
C. B. Hudson, Rochester 47 47 94
L. E. Beall, Uniontown 46 48 94
J. Curtis, Rochester 47 47 94
Spencer Waters, Apawamis 48 46 94
Herman Wendell, St. David's 53 42 95
P. S. MacLaughlin, Wykagyl .48 47 95
R. C. Collier, Dunwoodie 49 46 95
C. S. Macdonald, Toronto 50 45 95
Rev. D. Dorchester, Oakmont 50 45 95
H. R. Mackenzie, St. Andrews 52 43 95
SECRETARY'S CUP OR THIRD DIVISION.
W. J. Faith, Wykagyl 47 48 95
T. B. Baird. York 44 51 95
J.E. Kellogg, Alpine 47 48 95
A. S. Hlgglns, St. Andrews 44 61 95
W.L.Baldwin, Wee Burn 48 48 96
H.H.Cook, Albemarle 48 49 97
T. T. Rushmore, Garden City 4 61 97
G. Small, York Country 46 62 98
F. B. McFeeley, Latrobe 51 47 98
H. O. Smith, Brookline 48 50 98
F. A. Sedgwick, Hartford 50 49 99
A. C. Sumner, Nassau 54 45
T. B. Boyd, Algonquin 43 51
W. L. Hurd, Oakmont 4$ 51
J. G. Nicholson, New Bedford 45 64
J. C. Ltnneman, Shawnee 61 48
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TREASURER'S CUP OR FOURTH DIVISION.
E. E. Rlnehart, Jr., Wee Burn
L. D. Pierce, Woodland
F. K. Robeson, Oak Hill
G. F. Brown, Huntingdon
S. Y. Ramage, Oil City
E. J. Spauldlng, Waubanakee
II. II. Brown, Salem
T. S. Jamelaon, Greensburg
J. B. Ladd, Merlon Cricket
E. L. Scofleld, Jr., Wee Burn
G. L. Young, Newark
W. A. Speakman, Wilmington Coun.
R. N. Gardner, Midlothian
W. E. Truesdell, Brooklyn
II. W. Ormsbee, Alpine
J. II. Ball, St. Andrews
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51 100
60 100
48 10O
47 101
51 101
50 101
52 101
4962 101
54 48 102
61 61 102
53 50 io;;
51 52 103
52 51 103
CAPTAIN'S CUP OR FIFTH DIVISION.
F.E.Putnam, Vesper 56 47 103
A. S. Westfall, Forest Park 47 56 103
J. II. Lippincott, Atlantic City 55 49 104
W. A. Johnston, Latrobe 53 51 104
J. D. C. Rumsey, New York 53 61 1C4
W.C.Biddle, St. Andrews 66 49 105
Oicar C. Davis, Brockton 48 57 105
T. P. Anderion, Slwanoy 61 54 105
W. S. Dillon, Alpine 56 49 115
E. F. Atkinson, Woodland 65 50 105
J. G. Glessener, York 54 51 10r
S. A. Henoessee, Cooperstown 53 63 106
W. H. Lippincott, Rlverton 54 52 10
II. S. Stearns, Jr., Oakland 55 51 106
F. A. King, Agawam Hunt 62 54 K6
W. Lane Verlenden, Lansdowne 54 52 106
CLUB CUP OR SIXTH DIVISION.
R. R. Sterling, Detroit 51 55 106
J. Roberts Mitchell, New York 55 51 106
R. II. Hunt, Worcester 61 55 106
W. II. Smith, Wilmington 57 4!) 106
E. L. Scofleld, Wee Burn 53 54 107
J.E. Pushee, Brae Burn 66 61 107
J. H. Llebman, Woodland 54 53 107
J.S.Linsley, Lenox 53 54 107
O. B. Wlckham, Euclid 54 63 107
T. Johnson, Wilmington 55 62 107
II. A. Abbe, Map'e Hill 56 61 107
C. Gimbel, Philmont 61 66 107
Edward Worth, Springhaven 57 61 1(8
D. G. Mackay, Yountakah 49 69 108
L. C. Cummings, Jr., Hyannisport 57 51 108
H. II. Bliss, Sinnlsslppi 53 55 108
SPECIAL CUP OR SEVENTH DIVISION.
G. S. Statzell, Lansdowne 63 55 108
II. W. Flagg, Brockton 55 53 108
M.D. Fink, St. Andrews 53 55 108
P. R. Ruckhelm, Jr., Chicago 56 52 108
J. R. Towle, Jackson Park 53 66 109
C. Jarecki, Erie 58 61 109
G. E. Scott, Philadelphia 55 54 109
II. Nelson Burroughs, Philadelphia 54 55 109
F. W. Holme a, Slwanoy 67 52 109
A. S. Brownell, Dunwoodie 59 50 109
C. S. Heinz, Pittsburg 68 61 109
II. S.Stearns, New York 65 55 110
Raymond Passavant, Bala 68 52 110
F. W. Pray, Brae Burn 55 55 110
H. W. Pratt, Wykagyl 53 67 110
J. S. Morton, Albany 56 55 111
SPECIAL CUP OR EIGHTH DIVISION.
II. E. Wells, Southbrldge
B. S. Simmons, Columbia
II. L. Caswell, Parkersburg
W. E. Mills, Berkshire
H. V. Carrere, Fox Hills
E. B. Aymar, New York
Linton Smith, Wilmington
P. Schmuck, Slwanoy
Hon. J. B. Moore, New York
W. E. Robb, Riverton
W. C. Goodwin, Alpine
W. Hughes, Segreyansett
C. A. Mills, Berkshire
G. F. Berry, Frankfort
B. Wolf, Philadelphia
W. C. Popper, Falrview
57 54 111
58 63 HI
56 65 HI
58 54 112
57 65 112
55 57 112
59 53 112
55 67 112
61 61 112
58 55 113
65 48 113
56 58 114
57 57 114
67 57 114
60 64 114
59 66 115