The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-04

he made in writing. and should be sent to r. L.
Cutbbcrt. Secretary. 81 and 90 Pine street, For
tho handicap entries must be made through tho
Secretary OF the club OF which the player Is a
member. and must be accompanied by the play
Kerr and ii. u. Tulmadsc. Which is a guarantee
that the work will be well done.
A. z. HUNTINGTON. the New Jersey golfer. who
has located in Pennsylvania, ia meeting with
much success on the links. At the Wyoming
Valley Country Clublast week he won the cup in
a competition held to signalize the opening of
the additional nine-hole course. Those who
qualified we're:
\. 2 Huntington: .s:J H; Brooks. So; J; H; Wat,
kins. o. c: y. Loveiand, loi; c r: Bedford. log;
patrick, ic7: +. c. whi,more, IoSS;; H.. p. simpson.
lO9; {. R. Manvilie. 1881 c. A. Bel!n. ll9.
Huntington's card was q record for tho club.
The strokes were:
Ga,::."".".":s ssssa: IS So
o. G. smith has presented a silver cup to the
Golf Club of the Larchmont Yacht Club for q
mems competition. Another announcement is
that Mrs. Fred W. Flint has offered two silver
cups for n mixed foursoinc. to begin on next
day. A team will 90 to Greenwich during the
month for a return match with the Fairfield
County Country Club.
Thomas T. Reid. Captain OF the Greens Com
mittee OF the Montclair Golf Club, makes the
following announcements for October:
Oct. 1-woman's handicap for silver medal; nine
g-Return team match with Sutiey Golf Club at
Week ending Oct. l6-Handicap for the Presidents
Cup. presented by Paul Wilcox; eighteen holes; medal
'Gi-women's monthly handicap; nine holes; medal
| play.
Affairs are booming with that young organ.
~ization. the Sacgkil Golf Club. which has its
linke at Greystone. the estate OF the late Samuel
J. Tiiden. The October fixtures are:
l6-Handicap FOR men. for q prize presented By
.s-Handicap. mixed foursomes, for prizes pre-.
so Handicap for women. for q prize presented by
II. .. Tallmadge.
An open tournament for women players will
be held at the Baltusrol Golf Club on Oct. IL.
1t is open to the members of all clubs in the L.
8. G. A. The preliminary round will be an
eighteen.holc handicap. after which the four
making inc oSS' S sGpses WIN, M piSS out stc c6r I xhe
also be decided. The prizes are many and val.
liable. The handicappers will be Henry p. Toler
and J. A. Tying.
The expectation is that the first omen
which S' is to e'T run on each day. viii make the
Coming in this order: AIS. $50, sos. 1863. si5.
ontthe green are unequalled. A brassey is not
needed. for the lies are all good enough for the
driver. The programme foilows:
oct. l4-Qualifying round. 10 holes. medal play.
scratch. Best sixteen to play for the Queens County
Cup. y cond sixteen for the North Country Cup. third
sixteen for the Glen Cove cup.
oct. l5-Match play rounds for the cups; also
match rlay, II holes. against boyle for the Red
Spring Cup. Players may enter for this event who
have not taken part in the preliminary round.
oct. lG-Senifnals AID hnals for tho cups. also an
ls.ho!e medal play handicap for . cup presented by
George i. Fahys.
A gold medal will be given to the player max.
ing the best score at eighteen holes. medal play.
during the three days. Entries close on Oct. IL.
at 7 O'Clock In the evening, with W. Crittenhen
Adams, Glen Cove. n. Y. Entries for the Red
Spring Cup and the handicap close on Oct. IA.
ut the same hour.
FLUSHING, Oct. 3.-The scores Of the members
handicap tourney on the links of the Flushing
Golf Club which was played on Saturday wore
computed by the Handicap Committee and an.
nounced to-day. The best gross score and the
best made on the links in some timo was that of
Craig Colgate. He made the first round in As
| Ind ihe secnnd In A. Tho cards follow: