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match there from Col. Default. You've often heard of this poor
golfer, Col. Default.
Fisher played the colonel again in the final round. But for that
first match in the consolation, Fisher could have said that he won a
golf prize hy heing trimmed, 7 and 6.
That was nearly the experience of James H. Gay, Jr., Philadelphia
Cricket Club, who had surely a hydraulic, and things like that,
experience in the third sixteen. Gay is one of the leading golfers
up home and qualified here, thanks to physical ailments partly, with
an 83-97 180.
Gay was not feeling too well the first day of maich play and
defaulted his match ; partly because nobody knew where he was.
He was put in the consolation flight for Thursday, when he
came down to explain the situation. Then he saw his Hon. Op
ponent had defaulted in the consolation flight, and decided that gave
Gay another day to recover. The next day Gay drew another
default and things looked serious. Gay wanted to play golf by
that time, but there wasn't any opponent to be had.
There he was in the final round on Friday, right on the score
board, and he hadn't hit a ball off the tee in the match play. Some
body said there was a prize for the runner-up in the consolation
flights so Gay spent the evening before his final match, endeavoring
to frame a gentle note of apology for not accepting the final prize,
or runner-up's booty. His opponent, E. L. Turner, appeared the
next day so all was a bit lovely.
Gay won the match, 3 and 2. There was a special division after
the sixteenth in which handicaps were used.
Charles G. Hub, Torresdale, Philadelphia, one of the two scratch
players therein, won the final round from J. W. Lloyd, 3 and 1.
Hub won matches where he had conceded from fourteen to eighteen
strokes to his opponent. Hub was hardly more proud of the prize
he won there than he was of the 79 he made the same week on
No. 1. It was the first time Hub had broken 80 on his trip here
this season. His card for No. 1 :
Out 455, 553, 356-41. In 346, 454, 552-3879.
There was so much golf in the 19th annual Spring golf tourney
here the past week that it would more than fill this magazine to
tell it all so we'd better give the polo critiques, and things, a chance.
Results of the final round in all divisions follow:
FIRST DIVISION
Donald Parson defeated B. P. Merriman ..5 and A
CONSOLATION
F. C. Newton defeated J. D. Standish, Jr 4 and 3
SECOND DIVISION
S. D. Wright defeated N. E. Sprague .1 up
CONSOLATION
J. D. Armstrong defeated George W. Statzell 1 up
THIRD DIVISION
M. B. Johnson, Jr., defeated T. F. Murphy ...7 and 6
CONSOLATION
J. Gay defeated E. L. Turner 3 and 2
FOURTH DIVISION
H. N. Marshall defeated S. Y. Ramage 4 and 2
CONSOLATION
W. E. Mills defeated E. W. Irwin 6 and 5
FIFTH DIVISION
W. T. Barr defeated C. S. Waterhouse :4 and 3
CONSOLATION
W. R. Williams defeated C. L. Becker (19 holes) 1 up
SIXTH DIVISION
H. B. Lewis defeated R. W. Tener 1 up
CONSOLATION
II. Buckminster defeated W. T. Bassett .4 and 2
SEVENTH DIVISION
I. Hellman defeated L. Grant (19 holes) 1 up
CONSOLATION
H. B. Campbell defeated H. J. Cochran 4 and 3
EIGHTH DIVISION
J. R. Bowker defeated H. P. Wells 3 and 2
CONSOLATION
H. B. Davidson defeated W. G. -Hoy .6 and 5
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