THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
MATCH PLAY ROUNDS RAPID
Close Contests Rule in All Divisions of
St. Valentine's Tourney.
Ultra Hole IBattle Numerous and of
Surprises There Were Many
The full Summary.
(N EVENLY matched
field made the match play
rounds of the St. Valen
tine's tournament of more
than ordinary interest.
Close contests were the
rule rather than the exception, and many
rounds required extia holes to decide
them.
Of surprises there' were several and ex
cellent golf much, the match between J.
D. Foot and C. L. Becker, in the second
round of the consolation, with its medal
play rounds of seventy-nine and eighty
being conspicuous.
Mr. Becker was one up at the turn, but
Mr. Foot evened matters on the eleventh,
winning by one up on the home green
with a halved five.
The cards :
FOOT.
Out-5 5 4 5 4 4 7 3 4-41
In 4 2 4 4 6 4 5 4 53879
BECKER.
Out-5 5 3 5 4 5 5 2 6-40
In -4 3545563 54080
THE FULL SUMMARY.
The story of the play is fully told in
the following summary :
FIRST DIVISION.
First Round C. L. Becker, Woodland, beat
Charles Presbrey, New York, 3 and 2; J. D.
Foot, Apawamis, beat C. B. Fownes, Jr., Oak
mont, Pa., 4 and 3; J. O. II. Denny, Oakmont,
beat I. C. B. Dana, of Hillandale, 4 and 3; D.E.
Little, Wollaston, beat II. C Fownes, Oakmont,
2 and 1; C. W. Royce, Glen Ridge, beat Dr.
Frederick Schavoir, Wee Burn, 4 and 2; Dr. G.
II. Knight, Golden Gate, beat W. G. Halke t,
Ridley, 5 and 3; G. Lee Knight, Philadelphia,
beat L. W. Wardwell, Camden, Me.,1 up; W. P.
Hill, Piedmont, Atlanta, beat W. G. Thomas.
Glen Ridge, 2 and 1.
Second Round Foot beat Becker, 1 up;
Denny beat Little, 2 and 1; Dr. Knight beat
Royce, 2 and 1; Knight beat Hill, 4 and 2.
Semi-finals Foot beat Denny, 5 and 3;
Knight beat Dr. Knight, 5 and 3.
Finals Foot beat Knight, 7 and 6.
consolation.
First Round C. B. Fownes beat Presbrey,
2andl; II. C. Fownes beat Dana, 4 and 3; Dr.
Schavoir beat Halkett, 4 and 2; Thomas beat
Wardwell, 7 and 6.
Semi-finals C. B. Fownes beat II. C. Fownes
2 and 1 ; Thomas beat Dr. Schavoir, 3 and 2.
Finals C. B. Fownes beat Thomas, 4 and 3.
second division.
First Round L. D. Pierce, Woodland, beat
II. M. Redpath, Montreal G. C. by default; W. C.
Johnson, Canoe Brook.beat F. J. Bailey, Chicago,
one up (20 holes) ; J. F. O. Taylor, Montclair,
beat A. P. Thompson, Honesdale, Pa., 1 up; J.
E. Porter, Allegheny, beat C. E. Cameron, Bal
tusrol, 3 and 2; II. W. Ormsbee, Brooklyn, beat
D. Dorchester, Jr., Oakmont, by default; A. I.
Creamer, Boston, beat Percy A. Legge, Phila
delphia, 4 and 3; II. W. Brown, Philadelphia,
beat E. S. Davis, Frankford, Phila., 6 and 4; L.
M. Greer, New York, beat C. II. Rosenfeld, New
York, 5 and 4.
Second Round Johnson beat Pierce, 1 up;
Porter beat Taylor, 3 and 2; Ormsbee beat
Creamer, 2 andl; Greer beat Brown, 3 and 1.
Semi-finals Porter beat Johnson, 2 andl;
Greer beat Ormsbee, 1 up.
Finals Greer beat Porter, 2 and 1.
' consolXtion.
First Round Bailey beat Redpath, 4 and 3;
Cameron beat Thompson, 1 up (20 holes) ; Legge
beat Dorchester, by default; Davis beat Rosen
feld, 2 and 1.
Semi-Finals Bailey beat Cameron, by de
fault; Davis beat Legge, 5 up.
Finals Davis beat Bailey, 4 and 3.
third division.
First Round T. E. Jacobs, Wollaston, beat
T.J. Royce, Rutland Co., Vt., 6 and 5; W. L.
Smith, Elmira, N. Y., beat G. II. Oldring, Rich,
mond Hill, N. Y., 5 and 4; A. Osborne, Knoll
wood, beat S. P. Davidge, Baltusrol, 3 and 2; P.
D. Honeyman, Richmond Hill, beat E. M. Rock
well, Alpine, 3 and 1 ; E. E. Rinehart, Hillan
dale, beat A. E. Wright, Cooperstown, by de
fault; D. II. Hostetter, Oakmont, beat S.S. Bald
win, Dyker Meadow, 4 and 2; W. R. McShea,
Atlantic City, beat W. M. Hughes, Morris Co., 3
and 2; T. R. Stetson, New York, beat C. A.
Gaiser, Hackensack, 3 and 2.
Second Round Jacobs beat Smith, 1 up;
Osborne beat Honeyman, 2 up; Rinehart beat
Hostetter, 6 and 4; McShea beat Stetson, 2 and 1.
Semi-Finals Jacobs beat Osborne, 5 and 4;
McShea beat Rinehart, 5 and 4.
Finals Jacobs beat McShea, 2 and 1.
consolation.
First Round Oldring beat Royce, 3 and 2;
Davidge beat Rockwell, by default; Baldwin
beat Wright, 4 and 3; Gaiser beat Hughes, 2
and 1.
Semi-Finais Davidge beat Oldring, 4 and 3;
Gaiser beat Baldwin, 4 and 3.
Finals Gaiser beat Davidge, 1 up.
FOURTH DIVISION.
First Round F. L. Dunne, Brae Burn, beat
J. E. Kellogg, Alp'ne, 1 up (19 holes) ; E. W.
Bigelow, Dyker Meadow, beat F. Correll, New
York, 6 and 4; C. B. Price, Salem G. C, beat F.
II. Zlttel, Fairfield, Ct.. 6 and 4; C. II. Sawyer,
Cambridge, beat W. W, Bensen, Norfolk, 5 and
4; II. P. Smith, Montclair, beat F. T. Mason,
New London, 4 and 3; Clarence Angier, Pied
mont, beat B. R. Smith, New York, 4 and 3; J.
II. Redfleld, Highland, Brooklyn, beat G. W.
Watts, Baltimore, 2 and 1; C. A. Taft, Tatnuck
Country Club, beat II. II. Harper, Wollaston, 6
and 5.
Second Round Bigelow beat Dunne, 1 up;
Sawyer beat Price, 2 and 1; Angier beat Smith,
3 and 2; Redfleld beat Taft, 2 and 1.
Semi-Finals Sawyer beat Bigelow, 4 and 8;
Redfleld beat Angier, 3 and 2.
Finals Sawyer beat Redfleld, 6 and 4.
consolation,
First Round Kellogg beat Correll, 2 and 1 ;
Bensen beat Zlttel, 5 and 4; Smith beat Mason,
2 and 1 ; Harper beat Watts, 2 and 1.
Semi-Finals Kellogg beat Bensen, 4 and 3;
Harper beat Smith, 2 and 1.
Finals Harper beat Kellogg, 3 and 1.
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