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G. Glenn Worden 46 51 97
J. G. Nicholson 46 52 98
SECRETARY'S TROPHY
George Wright ; 49 49 98
H. W. Hemphill 50 , 48 98
R. C. Shannon, 2nd 47 51 98
G, F, Steele - - 43 , 55 98
E.A.Johnston 53 46 99
J. G. Todd , 51 48 99
J. E. Kellogg 53 47 100
J. L. Toppin 50 50 100
G. L.Lyon 52 . 49 101
W. C. Freeman 50 51 101
H. K. Mallinson 52 50 102
H.J.Chambers 55 47 . 102
D. S. White .52 50 102
T. J. Check 52 51 103
R. G. Day 54 49 103
J. R. Towle 53 . 52 . 105
treasurer's trophy
H. W. Ormsbee 51 54 105
T.A.Cheatham 52 53 105
E. J. Freedman 56 50 106
K.B. Neweomb 52 54 106
C.W.Harmon 53 53 106
W.H.Edwards 54 52 106
K. L. Jewett 59 48 107
G. W. Watts 55 52 107
F. S. Madison 50 57 107
J. D. C. Rumsey 56 52 108
S. F. Rothschild 54 55 109
G. W. Statzell, Jr. 57 53 110
E. B. Pratt 60 50 110
C.J. Earll 60 ' 50 110
G.D.Allison . 55 56 111
John Cutter 61 57 118
president's trophy
First round Walter J. Travis Garden
City, beat W. E. Truesdell Fox Hills, 8
and 6 ; Robert Hunter Wee Burn, beat
: Spencer Waters Apawamis, 2 and 1 ; C.
J Herbert Chicago, beat W. J. Macdon
ald Calumet, 1 up; C. L. Becker Wood
land, beat F. K. Robeson Oak Hill, 6 and
4; T. B. Boyd Algonquin, beat V. A.
Seggerman Englewood, 2 and 1 ; Harold
Slater Fox Hills, beat C. B. Hjadson
North Folk, 5 and 3 ; B. W. Corkran Bal
timore, beat E. A, Freeman Dyker Mea
dow, 5 and 4 ; I. S. Robeson Oak Hill,
beat R. G. Shaw Brookline, 4 and 3.
; Second round Hunter beat Travis,
2 and 1; Becker beat Herbert, 6 and 5;
Slater beat Boyd, 1 up (22 holes') ; 1. S.
Robeson beat Corkran 5 and 4.
Semi-final Hunter beat Becker, 1 up ;
Slater beat I. S. Robeson, 1 up.
Final Slater beat Hunter, 4 and 2.
CONSOLATION
First round Waters beat Truesdell,
5 and 3 ; F. K. Robeson beat Macdonald,
4 and 3 ; Hudson beat Seggerman, 5 and
3 ; E. A. Freeman beat Shaw, 4 and 3.
Semi-final F. K. Robeson beat Wat
ers, 5 and 4; E. A. Freeman beat Hudson,
2 up.
Final Robeson beat Freeman, 1 up
(19 holes).
governors' trophy
First round-t-T. A. Ashley Woodland,
beat F. F. Storm Englewood, 3 and 1;
S. A. Hennessee Cooperstown, beat G.
Glen Worden Crescent, .1 up; Dr. Theo
dore Senseman Atlantic City, beat Daniel
Anthony Ridgewood, 3 and 2 ; R. J. Clapp
Hartford, beat G.W. Statzell Lansdowne,
.4 and 3 ; N. S. Walker, Jr. Richmond,
beat J. G, Nicholson New Bedford, by
default; II. C. Fownes Oakmont, beat
Walter Clark Woodland, 2, and 1 ; A. II.
Shaw Brookline, beat N. S. Hurd Pitts
burg, 6 and 5 ; S. II. Patterson Plalnfield
beat H. G. White Ridgewood, by default.
Second round Ashley beat Hennes
see, 4 and 3 ; Senseman beat Clapp, 4 and
3 ; Fownes beat Walker, 2 and 1 ; Patter
son beat Shaw, 4 and 3.
Semi-final Senseman beat Ashley, 4
and 3 ; Fowne,s beat Patterson, 5 and 4.
Final Fownes beat Senseman, 2 and 1.
consolation
First , round Storm beat Worden, 4
and 3; Anthony beat Statzell, 3 and 2;
Nicholson beat Clark, 1 up; Hurd beat
White, by default.
Semi-final Storm beat Anthony, 4
and 3 ; Nicholson beat Hurd, 4 and 3.
.Final Nicholson beat Storm, 3 and 1.
secretary's trophy
First round H. W. HemphillJAtlan
tic City, beat H. J. Chambers Siwanoy, 3
and 2; J. L. Toppin Canoebrook. beat
R. G. Day Worcester, 3 and 1; E. A.
Johnston Baltimore, beat T. J. Check
Audubon, 5 and 4 ; George Wright Wol
laston, beat G. F. Steele Woodland, 2
and 1; D. S. White Atlantic City, beat
J; R; Towle Park, by default; G. L.
Lyon Durham beat J. E. Kellogg Alpine,
1 up; J. G. Todd Upper Montclair, beat
R. C. Shannon II Oak Hill, 3 and 2;
W. C. Freeman Dyker Meadow, beat
II. R. Mallinson Fairview, 2 and 1.
Second round Hemphill beat Top
pin, 4 and 3 ; Johnston beat Wright, 1 up
(20 holes) ; Lyon beat White, 1 up ; Todd
beat W. C. Freeman, 3 and 2.
Semi-final Hemphill beat Johnston,
by default; Todd beat Lyon Durham,
3 and 2.
Final Todd beat Hemphill 1 up (19
holes).
consolation
First round Day beat Chambers, 2
and 1 ; Steele beat Check, 5 and 4 ; Towle
beat Kellogg, by default ; Shannon beat
Mallinson, 3 and 2.
Semi-final Steele beat Day, 3 and 2 ;
Shannon beat Towle, 2 and 1.
Final Shannon beat Steele, 3 and 2.
treasurer's trophy
First round Rev. T. A. Cheatham
Salisbury, beat G. W. Statzell Jr. Lans
downe, 5 and 3; G. W. Watts Durham,
beat G. D. Allison Detroit, 3 and 2;
C. W. Harmon Wykagyl, beat C. J. Earll
Baltusrol, 4 and 3; R. B. Neweomb
Mayfield, beat H. W. Ormsbee Alpine, by
default ; John Cutter Norfolk, beat E. B.
Pratt Boston, 3 and 2 ; K. L. Jewett
Aberdeen, beat F. S. Madison Upper
Montclair, 7 and 5; E. J. Freedman
Siwanoy, beat W. H. Edwards Wykagyl,
1 up; J. D. C. Rumsey Brooklyn, beat
S. F. Rothschild South Shore, 5 and 4.
Second Round Cheatham beat Watts,
2 and 1 ; Harmon beat Neweomb, 6 and
5; Jewett beat Cutter, 5 and 4; Rumsey
beat Freedman, 7 and 6.
Semi-final Cheatham beat Haimon,
7 and 5 ; Jewett beat Rumsey Brooklyn,
3 and 1.
Final Cheatham beat Jewett, 3 and 2.
consolation -
First round Statzell, Jr. beat Alli
son, 2 and 1 ; Earll beat Ormsbee, by de
fault; Madison beat Pratt, 4 and 3;
Rothschild beat Edwards, "4 and 3.
Semi final Earll beat Statzell, Jr., 4
and 2 ; Madison beat Rothschild, 3 and 1.
Final Earll beat Madison, 2 andl. ,
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Composite target, actual size, of 200 shots fired by
G. W. Chesley in ten different matches in the Inter-Club
Series of 1911-12. Score 1990 out of 2000 the World's
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Opens June 18 Opens July 9
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