The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-01

IL yOlllDB NaIlBy Country CluU ulb UT
putting green's, and this to some extent affected
E~AsrHAMPToN, Aug. a1.--The.e was an inter;
esting mixed foursome at the Maidstone Golf
Club, Easthampton, Throughout last week, for q
cup presented By Miss Brooks, the winner Of
the ArdsIey Club womcn's tournament last
June. Ten teams, were entered. The contest
was at eighteen holes, match play. over the full
course. The summary follows:
Preliminary Round-Miss Brooks and L. A. Taylor
beat Mrs. Cheney and Mr., Spring, 3 up; Miss D. Tyler
and S. P, Nash beat Mr., and Mrs.. q. A. Seaman. I up
VII E, T + ESa ma Ma: Brook, roo ar and MA Taylor e G assng,.f d.. to
play; Dr; and Mrs. waldron beat Miss and Nj, Colby:
a ) %p G. Gn fi 3 tG p and e. n! Joh hsn nd. : sn up al anG g, 4 T ,e pisy. beat
Second Round-Mr, and Mrs.. Thomas heat Miss
d dEdn b s%a Mas NAT R 3 SP s and S Z sS Siay I a Dp' a sna ! No TO p %s1.
Final kound-Dr. and Mrs. Waldron beat Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas, 9 up and | to play.
In the contest for the Wheelock Cup twelve
women competed at handicap match play. In
the finals Miss Brooks !Ol beat Miss, Tyler tia) by
saturday, w. Pel winning with the card Of
so. 20. 10.
BAR HARBoR. Aug. 3l.-The final round in
offered by William Lawrence Green Of Albany.
was finished to-day at, the Kebo Valley Club.
zcored a Ni aSSU Tiatory sn Whining M n AhI By 8 up G aaS !
to play from George r.. Newhall Of the Phila.
delphia Country Club. The conclusion Of yes.
holes, hole play. The weather was perfect for
condition, Robbins secured a strong, lead during
the morning play and finished the eighteen
n noGn. ty Ne S " lfrln Who was !, Tss noPes IN for tf bis n food
stands when badly handicapped, failed to show
up any better than he did in the morning. Rob
never forced. Robbins won principally, on the
accuracy OF his approach play. Newhall was
G Casay on m ISs,n, al ana Closes lost r. seseFa Tb no ,esr Dg laef'
as Il whole, was the most interesting affair of its
kind that was ever held here, and the play
81 "a ~ yyo avral1npf
NEWPORT, Aug. 3l-The annual tournament
Of the NswG3oTt +. COZ Si1b GaeH .e to-day, The
play. the sixteen best scores 10 quality FOR the
tirst round in the contest for the Presidents
SHp, a handsome M;Iqsrs silver Tb ,ov.ns vs cup a offered by y
testan,s arriving in time. fhe Gay was perfect,
yet the scores turned in were on the whole not
satisfactory, for those making up TO 1879
strokes qualified. The morning wind was
tSa st en e f50i play th there n9F w.s q st Tfi' Sret ios
from the southwark. The match was played on
the full eiGhteen-hole course. nine, holes being
holes, over which the play was started. were
vet and heavy, causing poor scores. and when
were unable to recover in most cases and COLI
tinucd their poor play.
over the old course the record is 80 strokes,
made by D.. Rainsford, but to-day no one APP
preached this record. The changing of somo
of the tees on the old course also made q vast
benetitted little By their experience on The links
in consequence. The new course was soft and
springy, so that at lines balls in landing would
lard TO the east Of tho clubhouse and much
moro level than the old course. but is full OF
Ii was we'll along in the twilight when the las;
ones struck the last green. and then tho Greens
Coats and John Bolt, worked well into the even
ing in figuring up the returns and making, III,
drawings, no scores being announced until al
qualifying. for the first round: