The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1913, Page 19

| } { \' RKB WALLOPS SGRLEY IN ROUND . ~FORCHAMPIONSHIP(= Big Gallery Sees Baltusrol Golfer Easily Defeated 9 Up and 8 to Go. (fiperial te The Evening World.) BALTUSROL GOLF CLUB, SHORT HILLS, N. J., June 6.—The two hundred t © @f More epectators on hand this morn- (ng when the second round of match Dlay began on the New Jersey State Golf| 80. Championship split up about equally be ween the four contests in tie title set. The match between Oswald Kirkby of Englewood, the present title holder, and B. B. Schley of Baltusrol, caught the Jarger number, for Schley showed his @trength at home yesterday by retiring Wallace Sinclair, also of Baltusrol, while Kirkwy, except for holding Travers down @ well in the semi-finals of the Met- fopolitan championships, has not demon- “etrated his former class this season. ‘However, odds on Kirkby were heavy. GQlortimer Barnes of Englewood and | leter, 1 Howard GMn of Baltusrol attracted fhe next largest group. The book- makers slightly favored Giffin, who was third yesterday in the qualifying round, ha enly m stroke higher than Kirkby. Many cut across holes to get a line on Jerome Travers, who was paired with Charles E. Van Vieeck Je of Baltusrol. fhe John Naething-Max Bett match br was almost deserted. With Travers at the top and Kirkby at the bottom of | coupled. the draw, the prospect is million to one of their renewing their eternal Wattle for supremacy fo-morrow on the Gnal at % holes. ‘All external conditions to-day were ‘9 Meal, and another new mark for re- , Vised course is not unlikely. What with three other regular and four consolation Givinions in the fleld, the course was as|*Honey ‘Susy asa three ring circus. As all four | lO of the sots started yesterday contain men capable of making the first division fateresting, they were more evenly dis- usual. _ tributed than Kirby began the day by walloping|m ee Scent THE EVENING WO lawn In a splendid match. Mise Hollii.a outdrove her opponent in She easity drove her more experi-| tho thirteenth, going to the edge of the enced opponent and was good .on the| green on & aplendid brassie the green on her second a fied, for although he had two 4's for a 69 he tallied 5 on the seventeenth and 6 on the eenth. On the seventeenth, under rain, he missed a two- _— ht -aealaaie ~ CHAMPIONSHIP OF Played the green, and then tn setting ‘Special to The Mins Mollis drove into the bunkers at ' getting winning the tenth and eleventh, equar- ing: the match. ack hit a tree, Travers made a 18 yesterday, go that Breaing Word, ot inty |the tenth avd fost « stroke in LN COVE, N. Y., June Dainty |out ef trouble. She also 8 69 would have caused Kirby to 2 ehak’ hands with himeelf. etic Mise Marion Hol! } ney ull won her | her second stroke at the eleventh, and of the so Ween: Migs Bishop forged ahead, equaring matters. The twelfth wae halved in Ave, but worse, the ata an and Barnes notable mainly for ite were they more than two holes On the home hole Giffin squeaked out The draw brings Travere ve. Git Behr va. Kirkby this somi-finals, Travers and Behr state title holders, and Ki iy champion, held the tithe of the ol Jersey league. —_——— MONTREAL ENTRIES. oy to The ACK, The Largest Retail Clothiers in New York 3 SPECIAL JUNE SALE : ‘ $20 to $25 50 | a Our workshops have just converted another ee , [ bey oe 4 al ence om Smith soe apenas et “eg wie worden how such galttes can so a such (a) The “Prophet, 198: |) ¥ H + " price Bal y materials, wont en styl es, Th gg mgt and ‘ Se ise ak Pals et eee abe nw a ad Suits of a type priced in other stores at $20.00 and $25.00. Schley 9 up and 8 to go, and at the same | *H time made a new record for the course by one stroke, thus: In Under ‘xiey's pace Schley withered ke a taf. He did not win a hole and halved but one. 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