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both of the seml-flnalists recorded duDl
cate round8 of eighty-five and seventv
nine, while Travis made seventy-eight c- H. Pray
and seventy-tnree. i summary :
CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
Walter J. Travis 78 73 151
1L J. Topping 85 79 164
It. K. Kerr 85 "79 164
R.L.James - 84 82 166
II. C. Fownes 80 87 167
J; D. Foot 83 87 170
C. L. Becker 83 88 171
J.M.Thompson 89 83 172
L. E. Ward well 87 85 172
M. F. O'Connell 87 85 172
Harold Weber 87 85 172
Robert Hunter 87 88 175
Dr. (J. II. Gardner 91 84 175
E. J. Ridgway 89 87 176
Chisholm Beach 85 91 176
Walter Fairbanks 91 86 177
Won tie play-off.
GOVERNORS' TROPHY
C. V. Meserole 84 93 177
E. M. Taft 91 '87 178
C. A. McCormick 88 90 178
II. W. Croft 86 93 179
j. P. Gardner 90 89 179
J. P. Williamson 91 89 180
Donald Parsons 92 88 180
D. F. Dillon 88 92 180
C. II. Hart 89 92 181
Herbert Yuile 93 88 181
P. S. Maclaughlin 94 87 181
II. C. Crawford 95 86 181
L. D. Pierce 91 91 182
R. C. Shannon, II. 94 88 182
A. C. Pratt 94 88 182
W. E.Truesdell 98 85 183
SECRETARY'S TROPHY
G.S. Jenks 94 91 185
Homer Boyer 92 93 185
N.S.IIurd 95 90 185
G.E. Wincher 94 93 187
J. T. Hunter 94 94 188
W.L. Milliken 93 95 188
J.D.Armstrong 96 92 188
J. L. Wyckoff 89 99 188
T. C. Moulding 99 90 189
C.M.Tyson 92 97 189
J. V. Kurd 92 97 189
F. S. Danforth 95 96 191
W. M. Ramsay 96 95 191
II. W.Ormsbee 96 95 191
J. E. Kellogg 95 97 192
G. G. Worden 97 95 192
TREASURER'S TROPHY
G.W.Johnson 94 98 192
Rev. T. A. Cheatham 97 95 192
J. D. C. Rumsey 95 98 193
F. A. Helmer 96 98 194
R. C. F. Astbury 96 99 195
E.W.Irwin 98 98 196
E.A.Johnston 101 95 196
C. E. Van Vleck 98 98 196
B.W.Parshley 96 100 196
II. T.Cole 96 101 197
II.A.Wrenn 97 101 198
Frank Adair 101 97 198
A.M.Clark 100 99 199
W.L.Baldwin 99 101 200
P.T Craig 101 1 201
W.Ti Stall 107 94 201
CAPTAIN'S TROPHY
William Sutherland 97 105 202
Judge M. W. Pinckney 101 102 203
Thomas Kelley 97 106 203
J. D. Hunter 103 102 205
It. II. Hunt 106 99 205
G. W. Watts 104 102 206
G. L. Lyon 105 102 207
G. Barnett Tabb 109 98 207
M. W. Sales 107 101 208
YV.F.Wood 108 101 209
C.H. Pray 100 no 210
N. G. MacLeod 101 110 211
II. A. Waldron 109 102 211
Mason Evans 106 107 213
H. H. Cutler 103 ? 110 213
E. B. Pratt 106 108 214
CLUB TROPHY
J. N; Hopkins 105 111 216
F. E.Rogers 113 104 217
T. R. Scott 107 112 219
William Yuile 118 101 219
James Barber 109 111 220
H.T.Smith 107 113 220
F. A. Bullock 121 102 223
E. B. Lyon 107 118 225
S. M. White 110 116 226
W. M.Isham 118 110 228
Ralph King 112 117 229
T.J. Palmer 116 115 231
Col. R. A. Swigert 117 114 231
T. F. Woodman 125 113 238
J. D. Standish 117 121 238
H. G. Foreman 120 123 243
CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
First round Walter J. Travis, Gar
den City beat L. E. Ward well, Megun
tunk, 8 and 7 ; II. K. Kerr, Ekwanok beat
M. F. O'Connell, Alpine, 5 and 3 ; C. L.
Becker, Woodland beat H. C. Fownes,
Oakmont, 2 and 1; Walter Fairbanks,
Denver beat Harold Weber, Inverness,
1 up ; Dr. C. II. Gardner, Agawam beat
J. M. Thompson, Springhaven, 3 and 1 ;
H. J. Topping, Greenwich beat Chisholm
Beach, Fox Hills, 2 and 1 ; Robert
Hunter, Wee Burn beat R. L. James,
Butler, 8 and 7 ; E.J. Ridgway, Mont
clair beat J. D. Foot, Apawamis, 2 up.
Second round Kerr beat Travis, 1
up ; Fairbanks beat Becker, 1 up ; Top
ping beat Dr. Gardner, 2 and 1 ; Ridgway
beat Hunter, 1 up.
Semi-final Kerr beat Fairbanks, 5
and 4 ; Topping beat Ridgway, 32.
Final Topping beat Kerr, 1 up (37
holes).
consolation
First round O'Connell beat Ward
well, 3 and 1 ; Weber beat Fownes, 3 and
1 ; Beach beat Thompson, 6 and 5 ; Foot
beat James, by default.
Semi-final Weber beat O'Connell,
6 and 5 ; Beach beat Foot, 43.
Final Weber, beat Beach, 8 and 6.
GOVERNORS' TROPHY
First round C. V. Meserole, Lake
view beat C.H. Hart, Colona, 5 and 3;
Herbert Yuile, Royal beat E. M. Taft,
Woodland, 1 up; J. P. Gardner, Mid
lothian beat Donald Parsons, Youngs
town, 5 and 3; W. E. Truesdell, Fox
Hills beat P. S. Maclaughlin, Scarsdale,
6 and 4; L. D. Pierce, Brae Burn beat
D. F. Dillon, Alpine, 1 up; C. A. Mc
Cormick, New Brunswick beat A. C.
Pratt, Montclair, 1 up; H. W. Croft,
Oakmont beat H. Crawford, Chicago, 1
up; J. P. Williamson, Wyoming Valley
beat R. C. Shannon, II., Oak Hill, 5
and 4.
Second round Yuile beat Meserole,
2 and 1 ; Gardner beat Truesdell, by de
fault; Pierce beat McCormick, 2 up;
Williamson beat Croft, 1 up.
I-. tt narrlnpr heat Yuile. 4
OHiail-Hiw-a- vji -
and 3; Williamson beat Pierce, 2 up.
Final Gardner beat Williamson, 1 up
CONSOLATION
First round Taft beat Hart, 4 and
3; Maclaughlin beat Parsons, 1 up (20
Concluded on page six)
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