The sun., 1896-10-30
GOLF GOSSIP.
Jewett Defeats Chadwick in the Knoll.
wood Cup Tie.

wood Cup Tie.
Two of the pending ties were played of yes
terday, one at the Knollwood Country Club, the
other at the Englewuod Golf Club. The Issue
at Knollwood was between j. r. Chad wick OF
the Richmond County Country Club and L. w.
Jeweu or the Dykcr Meadow Golf Club, who
tied In the finals for the Knoliwood Cup on
July II. Tho respective cards for the thirty
six holes were: Chadwick, 1855, 10. l75;
Jewett, 100, "a, 175. Only eighteen holes
were played yesterday, and tho handi-
caps were divided accordingly. Tho weather
was Just right for golf and tho course
In nplendid order. The putting green's were par
tcularly true and close. aud the lies through
the green all that could be desired. Despite
these favorable conditions, Chadwick WAS de-
cidedly of In his game, taking 0S for the round
On July II his rounds were in % and ol. When
he made the tic Jewett's rounds we're done in
90 and 100. Yesterday he took 1Ol strokes for
the eighteen holes. u better comparative show
ing than his opponent'E worki
Chadwick usually makes the nine holes
coming in with rs to 40, but his score on these
holes yesterday was ~ and a. starting out ho
drove INTO the road the first hole, the Knoll,
cost eostipg Ing him seven y should have been ilye,
This bad beginning set Chadwick of his game.
He took five stokes to the Midget hole. usually
green, His only good holes were tho short
Greenhouse and DEVILS Own, respectively l0D
and s, lS4 yards. when he was down in three each
Jewett also played five for the Midget. and
MS work going out was very ragged. Coming
IN ne dld nothing remarkable on the snort
holes. each costing him u four. when n three is
more common, but he redeemed this by making
the 267-yard II gh Tee hole in five. and the 23S-
yard. tricky. Low Bent green, was captured in
tho same number Of strokes. These were both
good holes. The cards follow;
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The Knollwood Cup has now been contested
L. Livermore Of St. andrews the second win
ner. Jewett will hold the trophy until the next
contest, in the spring. Three victories. not nee
Saturday last, ut the EnElewood Golf Club,
when Mrs. Frank Enos won the final ,women's
with card of 80. :. u! it made her on even
terms with Mrs j. a. Wells. each having two
psyed of yestSrdag @ When H'S Mrs. Wells be became M
tho final owner OF the prize. She played con
sistent goll. but Mrs. Ehos was not at her hest
ished In the hazards. The cards were:
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decker, who tied with 95 net in the match on
Saturday for the other MacKay cup, have de-
werp and e H. jewett have % now @ each two viS %S
tories in the series. should Van Antwerp win
IN tho tie the cup is his, bat otherwise he and
Jewett will have TO play a match to decide the
ownership.
The new golf links OF tho Marine and Field
Club at Eighty-sixth street and Twelfth ave
nue.. Bath Beach. will he formally opened to the
members and their friends on election day.
The Greens Committee is Percy :. Malet F. Is.
Fiske. and +. Holden Smith Light refresh
meuts will be served at the links. and prepara-
tious made FOR luncheon and dinner Mt the club.
the EiRhty-sSth street cars OF the Nassau Elec-
tric and the BensOnhurst cars of the Brooklyn
City Railroad pass the grounds. Stages will run
at frequent intervals during the day between the
linka and the club.
PHILApELPHIA. Oct 2s.-Miss Nina Davids
was tho winner in the women's handicap golf
tournament on the links of the Philadelphia
Country Club at Bala yesterday afternoon.
She made a new record OF loo strokes gross. Tho
follow: