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IANY EXTRA HOLE CONTESTS
latch Play Rounds of the Annual Spring
Tourney Very Fast.
moniter Field In Evenly matched and
Mem AM ay lliilca Through
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XTl'A hole contests were
the feature of the fourth
annual spring; 'tourna
ment, and they ran
through all divisions,
from the first to the sev
enth, for no lield here has been more
evenly matched. Naturally interest cen
tered in the first division, but play was
equally close in the others, notably the
fourth, with two nineteeu-hole matches
in the semi-final round and- very few
matches throughout that were won with
more liberal margins than "two and one."
At the head of the line was the Porter
Lard twenty-hole battle, following close
upon Mr. Porter's defeat of Mr. 0. P.
Clay of the Cleveland Country Club, on
the nineteenth green; J. V. llurd of the
Pittsburg Country Club, playing an ex
tra hole match with Dr. G. J. McKee of
Oakmont, in the fourth division, G. J.
Loveley of Brae Burn, a similar match
with J. 1). Miller of Mohawk, in the fifth,
and II. C. Fitzgerald of Mohawk, another
with Mr. Miller in the consolation, and
G. 1J. Verkes of Detroit, winning from
y. S. Benson of Yountakah, on the extra
hole in the consolation of the seventh
and last flight.
THE SUMMARY.
A full summary of the match play
rounds follows :
niESi dent's cup or first division.
First Round L. A. Hamilton beat Oswald
Klrkby, 4 and 3; E. H. Worthington beatW.C.
Fownes, 2 up; W. K. Wood beat J. P. Gardner,
4 and 3; Fred Herreshoff beat C. B. Fownes, 2
and 1 ; Allan Lard beat C. T. Crocker, Jr., 1 up;
C. G. Ayling beat C. L. Becker, 2 and 1; O. P.
Clay beat Dr. W. S. Harban, 1 up (19 holes) ; J.
E. Porter beat B. S. Home, 3 and 2.
Second Round Worthington beat Hamilton,
3 and 2; Wood beat Herreshoff, 8 and 7; Lard
beat Ayling, 5 and 4; Porter beat Clay, 3 and 2.
Semi-finals Wood beat Worthington, 4 and
3 ; Porter beat Lard, 1 up (20 holes).
Finals Wood beat Porter, 6 and 4.
' CONSOLATION.
First Round Klrkby beat W. C. Fownes, 1
up; Gardner beat C. B. Fowner, 1 up; Becker
beat Croc ker, 4 and 3; Home beat Harban, 2 up.
Semi-finals Klrkby beat Gardner, by de
fault; Becker beat Home, 2 and 1.
Finals Klrkby beat Becker, 5 and 4.
GOVERNOR'S CUP Oil SECOND DIVISION.
FIRST Round N. S. Hurd beat T.W. Sprague,
6 and 4; T.E.Jacobs beat E. A. Engler, lup;
C. A. Hunger beat S. V. Farrelly, 3 and 2; A. C.
Travis beat II. C. Fownes, 2 up ; J. P. William
son beat N. W. Dean, 2 and 1; George C. Dutton
beat J.M.Thompson, 6 and 4; L. E. Wardwell
beat J. C. Head, 3 and 2; E. S. Brown beat Har
ry Avery, 2 and 1.
Second Round llurd beat Jacobs, 5 and 4;
Travis beat Hunger, 2 and 1; Dutton beat Wil
liamson, 6 and 5; Wardwell beat Brown, by de
fault. Semi-Finals Travis beat Hurd, 2 up; Ward
well beat Dutton, 4 and 3.
Finals Travis beat Wardwell, 6 and 5.
CONSOLATION.
First Round Engler beat Sprague, 4 and 3;
H. C. Fownes beat Farrelly, 6 and 4; Thompson
beat Dean, by default; Head beat Avery, 1 up.
SEMI-FINALS-Fownes beat Engler, 6 and 5;
Thompson beat Head, 4 and 3.
Finals Fownes beat Thompson, 2 and 1.
SECRETARY'S CUP OR THIRD DIVISION
FIRST Round George O. Russell beat J.E.
Kellogg, 3 and 2; S. D. Wyatt beat II. W. Orms
bee, 3 and 2; W. S. Giles beat G. II. Converse, 5
and 4; J. E. Faber beat E. W. Wylde, 1 up; E.
II. Silliman beat J. A. Zangerle, 2 up; H. Wyatt
beat J. Starr, Jr., 7 and 6; E. E. Rinehart, Jr.,
beat F. W. Lawrence, 3 and 2.
Second Round Russell beat Wyatt, 3 and 2;
Faber beat Giles, 7 and 6; Johnson beat Silli
man, 1 up; II. Wyatt beat Rinehart, 1 up.
Semi-finals Johnson beat H.Wyatt, 2 and 1;
Russell beat Faber, 7 and 6.
Finals Johnson beat Russell, 1 up.
CONSOLATION.
First Round Kellogg beat Ormsbee, 2 and 1;
Converse beat Wylde, 6 and 5 ft Zangerle beat
Brown, by default; Starr beat Lawrence, 1 up.
Semi-finals Converse beat Kellogg, byde
fault; Zangerle beat Starr, 6 and 5.
Finals Zangerle beat Converse, 6 and 4.
TREASURER'S CUP OR FOURTH DIVISION.
First Round W. F. Rear, Jr., beat L. C.
Cummings, 3 and 2; C. L. Jones beat W. S.
North, 2 and 1; E. P. Williams beat E. J. Spauld
Ing, 2 up; H. B. Johnson beat G. W. Statzell, 2
and 1; A. F. Knight beat Dr. C. F. Briggs, 4 and
3 ; R. W. Wistar beat Dr. G. J. McKee, 2 up ; J.
G.Nicholson beat J. V. Hurd, 2Jand 1; A. W.
Wattenberg beat A. S. Porter, Jr., 1 up.
Second Round Read beat Jones, 3 and 2;
Williams beat Johnson, 2 and 1; Wistar beat
Knight, 6 and 5; Wattenberg beat Nicholson, 2
up.
Semi-finals Williams beat Read, 1 up (19
holes) ; Wistar beat Wattenberg, 1 up (19 holes).
Finals Wistar beat Williams, 5 and 4.
CONSOLATION.
First Round North beat Cummings, 4 and 3;
Statzell beat Spaulding, by default; McKee beat
Briggs, 3andl; J. V. Hurd beat A.S.Porter,
Jr., 3 and 1.
Semi-finals North beat Statzell, 6 and 5;
Hurd beat McKee, 1 up (19 holes).
Finals North beat Hurd, 2 up.
CAPTAIN'S CUP OR FIFTH DIVISION.
First Round -J. W. Robb beat T. W. Small
wood, 6 and 4; II. S. Hadfleld beat T. S. Cooper,
3 and 2; James HcCutcheon beat C. II. Pray, 2
and 1; Harry Dutton beat C. S. Holt, 6 and 5; C.
E. Willard beat II. C. Fitzgerald. 2 and 1; C. E.
Tlchenlr beat G. A. White, 1 up; H. C. Twltchell
beat J. II. Robinson, by default; G. J. Loveley
beat J. D. Miller, 1 up (19 holes).
Second Round Hadfleld beat Robb, 5 and 4;
McCutcheon beat Dutton, 6 and 5 ; Willard beat
Tichenir, 1 up; Loveley beat Twltchell, by de
fault. Semi-finals Hadfleld beat HcCutcheon, 3
and 2; Willard beat Lovely, 3 and 2.
Finals Willard beat Hadfleld, 13 and 11.
CONSOLATION.
First Round Cooper beat Smallwood, 4 and
2; Holt beat Pray, by default; Fitzgerald beat
White, by default; Miller beat Robinson, 4
and 2.
Semi-finals Cooper beat Holt, by default;
Fitzgerald beat Miller, 1 up (19 holes).
Finals Fitzgerald beat Cooper, 6 and 5.
CLUB CUP OR SIXTH DIVISION.
First Round W. R. Delehanty beat P. A.
Barr, 4 and 2; W. J. Hurd beat J. II. Mitchell, 3
and 2; G. E. Wincher beat W. N. Phillips, 1 up;
Charles Hlgley beat G. A. Peck, 2 up; C. II.
Benedict beat R. H. Hamilton, by default; V. S.
Lawrence beat A. W. Smith, 2 up; W. L. Mur
phy beat F. Hedley, 1 up; W. II. C. Mussen beat
II. D. Thayer, 3 and 2.
Second Round Hurd beat Delehanty, 4 and
2; Wincher beat Hlgley, 4 and 2; Benedict beat
Lawrence, 2 and 1; Mussen beat Murphy, 2
and 1.
Semi-finals Wincher beat Hurd, 3 and 2;
Mussen beat Benedict, 2 and 1.
Finals Mussen beat Wincher, 1 up.
CONSOLATION.
First Round Mitchell beat Barr, 7 and 6;
Phillips beat Peck, 7 and 6; Smith beat Hamil
ton, by default; Hedley beat Thayer, 6 and 5.
Semi-finals Mitchell beat Phillips, 2 up;
Hedley beat Smith, 3 and 2.
Finals Hedley beat Mitchell, 6 and 5.
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