GOLF TITLE HOLDER
IN FINAL BRACKET
Ellsworth Augustus to Meet
R. W. Harvey.
Upfdc.J D':.patch to Thf. New York Hkui.d. j
Bej.i.eair Heights, Fla., March 17.?R. i
W. Harvey of Pine Valley will play
Ellsworth Augustus of Mayficld for the
Belleair golf championship to-morrow.
Augustus, who is the present holder of
the title, continued his steady play to
day and swept a?itle George Kerwin of
Detroit by a margin of 6 and 5. Kerwin
did not relish the Job of meeting the !
champion and was not as good as usual,
as he had probably figured it out that it
was a hopeless task. Hoowever, he
made a good start and got a half on
each of the first two holes. Augustus
soon hit his stride and was five up at
the turn and going strong, with a S7 for
this half of the Journey.
There was more real interest in the
other semi-final. Harvey was called
upon to meet his old friend. Dr. C. H.
Gardner of Rhole Inland. These two
play together often as a team, but sel
dom meet in matches. The doctor was
a bit off to-day and Harvey walked
away with the victory.
In the second sixteen to-day D. X.
Tallman of Minneapolis disposed of T.
W. I'roctor, Brook line, 6 and 3, while C.
E. Vosbury of Binghnmton beat W. P.
Stephens of Mew York, 2 and 1.
BROWN STOPS BRADY
Spft al Dr?patrh to Tim New York Hmald.
