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THE SUMMARY
Here's the story of match
briefly summarized:
FIRST DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
Harold Slater, Fox Hills 42 38
R. M. Purves, Woodland 42
E. T. Manson,' Framingham 44
W. C. Freeman, Dyker Meadow 43
Z. T. Miller, Apawamis 45
G. C. Dutton, Belmont Springs 43
L. A. Hamilton, National 43
E. M. Alexander, Fox Hills 44
Dr. A. R. Gardner, Dunwpodie 44
D. M. Parker, Garden City 45
J. J. Hazen, Oakland 43
E. J. Ridgway, Montclair 43
Lorenzo Daniels, Richmond 45
George Wright, Wollaston 44
R. R. Mamlok, Fox Hills 46
J. H. Clapp, Chevy Chase 46
SECOND DIVISION
Walter Smedley, Atlantic City 47
J. V. Rohan, Racine 52
G. W. Watts, Hillandale 46
II. W. Leeds, Atlantic City 46
John Shepard, Jr., Belmont 46
II. D. Cashman, Englewood 49
C. A. Speakman, Siwanoy 50
W .R. Roberts, Bala 46
R. E. Ranney, New York 44
T. B. Boyd, St. Louis 46
A. Holmes, Wee Burn 51
J. A. Moore, Lawrence Park 53
A. S. Higgins, St. Andrews 51
W. W. Manning, Up. Montclair 50
H. A. Thompson, Phila. Country 47
C. W. Harmon, Wykagyl 52
THIRD DIVISION
F. A. Hodgman, Scarsdale 49
W. R. Ilotchkin, Montclair 47
F. C. Henderson, Woodland 51
A. C. G. Hammersfahr, Siwanoy 46
II. J. Frost, Glen Ridge 50
T. R. Palmer, Erie 51
J. D. Plummer, Springfield 57
C. W. Yates, Glen Ridge 49
II. B. Martin, Great Neck 48
W. E. Bingford, Wannamoisett 50
C. C. Vernam, Nassau 57
II. F. Johnson, Racine 52
F. A. Sperry, Westward-Ho! 52
H. R. Mallinson, Forest Hills 52
H. B. O'Brien, Sag Harbor 48
A. S. Brownell, St. Andrews 52
FOURTH DIVISION
W. B. Lasher, Brooklawn 56
B. D. Butler, Exmoor 53
D. S. White, Atlantic City 52
F. A. Buckhout, Wannamoisett 53
W. M. McCord, Knollwood 53
II. W. Ormsbee, South Shore 51
R. W. Potter, Erie 53
S. L. Allen, Atlantic City 54
W. II. Foster, Youngstown 53
J. I. Strauss, New York 56
C. T. Russell, Ardsley 57
J. C. Martin, Huntingdon 52
G. II. Newstedt, Hamilton 54
L. S. Gimbel, Sunindale 55
Ralph Trier, Fox Hills 52
C II. Ault, Stoke Poges 54
FIFTH DIVISION
G. II. Hubbs, Detroit 57
A. L. Aldred, Wannamoisett 57
II. C. Milholland, Pittsburgh 55
C. II. llanna, Cleveland 54
W. F. Smith, Brae Burn 51
A. G. Carter, Fort Worth 55
G. E. Schofield, Exmoor 58
A. P. O'Brien, Wykagyl 55
II. II. Treadwell, Dunwoodie 55
Herbert Barber, Englewood 55
Edward Rode, Dunwoodie 56
J. M. Thorsen, Scarsdale 54
J. F. Duryea, Springfield 52
II. R. Reed, New York 51
F. L. Smith, Westward-IIo 1 50
F. E. Mann, Skokie 61
SIXTH DIVISION
II. M. Green, Baltimore 53
James Barber, Englewood 53
G. S, Oliver, Allegheny 53
C. E. Davis, Midlothian 56
G. S. Osborn, Westmoreland 58
H. D. McAlpin, Dunwoodie 54
Curtis Brady, South Shore 58
F. W. Nye, Dunwoodie 51
William Thompson, Aurora 52
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H. E. Spaulding, North Jersey 65 55 120
E. H. Behrend, Erie 61 59 120
H. S. Houston, Wheatley Hills 58 63 121
F. L. Randall, Red Run 61 62 123
F. L. E. Gauss, Siwanoy 63 62 125
H. B. Green, Baltimore 63 62 125
FIRST DIVISION
First round Hamilton beat Parker, 4 and
3 ; Hazen beat Daniels, 6 and 5 ; Manson beat
Freeman, 1 up (19 holes) ; Clapp beat Purves,
2 and 1; Wright beat Alexander, 5 and 4;
Slater beat Gardner, 5 and 4; Miller beat
Ridgway, 8 and 6; Dutton beat Mamlok,
5 and 3.
Second round Hamilton beat Hazen, 1
up; Manson beat Clapp, 4 and 3; Slater beat
Wright, 3 and 2 ; Dutton beat Miller, 1 up.
Semi-final Manson beat Hamilton, 2 up;
Dutton beat Slater, 2 up.
Final Manson beat Dutton, 4 and 2.
CONSOLATION
First round Parker beat Daniels, 2 and
1; Freeman beat Purves, 8 and 6; Gardner
beat Alexander, 3 and 2; Ridgway beat Mam
lok, 4 and 3.
Semi-final Freeman beat Parker ( 3 and
2; Ridgway beatGardner, 1 up (19 holes).
FInal Ridgway beat Freeman, 3 and 2.
SECOND DIVISION
.First round Holmes beat Cashman, 1
up (19 holes); Moore beat Manning, 1 up;
Leeds beat Watts, 3 and 2 ; Rohan beat Thomp
son, 4 and 3 ; Harmon beat Speakman, 4 and
3; Roberts beat Smedley, 6 and 4; Boyd beat
Ranney, 7 and 5; Higgins beat Shepard,
8 and 6.
Second round Holmes beat Moore, 2 up;
Rohan beat Leeds, 4 and 3 ; Roberts beat
Harmon, 8 and 6; Boyd beat Higgins, 1 up.
Semi-final Holmes beat Rohan, 3 and 1;
Boyd beat Roberts, 1 up (19 holes).
F7nal Holmes beat Boyd, 7 and 6.
CONSOLATION
First round Manning beat Cashman, 2
and 1; Thompson beat Watts, 1 up; (21 holes) ;
Speakman beat Smedley, 2 up; Shepard, Jr.,
beat Ranney, 3 and 1.
Semi-final Thompson beat Manning, 1 up ;
Shepard, Jr., beat Speakman, 6 and 5.
Final Shepard beat Thompson, 1 up
(19 holes).
(Concluded on vage twelve)
SECOND SEASON WAR CONDITIONS PERMITTING
Hodgman's Golf-Automobile
Tour De Luxe
THRU ENGLAND SCOTLAND WALES
Two Months Sailing May and June, 1915
Individual Bookings, Limited to 16 Passengers in 4 Cars
Playing over thirty (30) of the most famous Golf Courses, including
(East Coast) Brancaster, Skegness, Scarborough, Eedcar, Musselburg, Gul
lane, North Berwick, Aberlady, St. Andrews ("Old," "New" and "Jubi
lee"), Carnoustie, Aberdeen, Cruden Bay, Nairn; (West Coast) Troon
("Municipal" and "Troon"), Prestwick, Lytham and St. Anne's, Formby,
Wallasey, Hoylake, Harlech; (South Coast) Westward Hoi Eye, Deal,
Sandwich (Royal George and Prince's) ; (From London) Walton Heath,
Sunningdale. Matches arranged with members of some of the local clubs,
if desired.
Motoring 2500 miles through the most beautiful and interesting sections
of Great Britain. Luxurious Automobiles, only four persons to each car.
Courteous Couriers and experienced Chauffeurs.
Sailing on the newest, fastest and largest ocean liners (your choice).
Also very best hotels en route (your choice).
Arrangements made for families of members of this party either for
exclusive use of car for this Golf -Automobile tour; or, if preferred, they can
join our Annual De Luxe Automobile Tour (No. 2) leaving London at the
same time and covering practically the same territory, but giving more time
in the different Watering Places and to visiting Castles, Cathedrals,
Museums, etc.
HOW TO BOOK RESERVATIONS
For rates, bookings,, detailed itineraries, etc., send to Hodgman's Euro
pean Golf -Automobile Tours, 286 Fifth Avenue, New York City, or
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