The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-28
COLE.
Women's Handicap at acknowledgements
at PrIncetOn.

In tho women's handicap at tho Ardsley Club
yesterday the interest was increased by tho fact
that the prize, n cup presented by Mrs. John I.
Terry, Jr., would likely be won outright under
the conditions, as three of the previous winners
Mrs. Van Buren,. Miss Frost, and Mrs. Kcech-
were among the competitors, and another sue
cess would have given either of the three the
trophy. The winner. however, proved to be
Miss Kittridgc. With Miss Davis and Mrs. +.
L. Eldridge the cup has now six single winners.
who will meet in a special match next week to
settle tn final ownership.
Mis- Kittridgc played very steady golf and
made the best gross score, as well as leading in
the handicap div 4 on. Her worsl hole was n
seven a d she made the i~22.yard fourth hole.
over the chasm. in the boyle figure OF 3. Miss
Brooks also played ice!y, but had bad luck on
the two long holes at the end. Miss Thompson
general average was on the high 81 e, else she
might have won, as she had a handicap OF five.
The results follow:
Ne: fss5:.ss: $:5$$'::$$$ So; ! i:
Buren ..,....O 8 90 9-G3 S IS
SCI; So. 8 go 10 So
nF FaP III iKKa asaca.S sSss3sss --SSa5 3 o
H H.:: E' HE;s.; ! q? stt$f S,5 III il , s-s& s55 ) q
Miss Worthing.
ton ........b y 10 4 " 10 lR-SO IL W
Mrs Il, GRIMM 81 10 10 II II is 1877 20 ~
a great match was witnessed in the contest
between =. lteynal and, John !, Terry, Jr, IN
was at handicap match play, ana HcynaI con.
coded seven strokes to Terry. lieyual was l up
at the seventeenth hole, ana he would have Won
the match but thai Terry holed out on "A twenty
foot put on the home green. There was some
discussion as TO how the tic should b. played
of. i;cynal insisted that one extra hole should
bu played. without handicap. On the other
hand, Terry maintained that such a nGm;
give to him the benefit OF tho proper
lion to ratio Of his h2nrieap %ailowance:
Terry, hut Reyna iled a protest Win tie Greenss
Committee. They were all even at the twenty.
f i6s m nollSii w 10 ,Go i ,MsPt Pau a bp'@ SnI bs of
were still all square,. ! G match was continued
70 the twcnty,s9venth hole, where Terry was
the winner nv ] up. inc cards Tor the hrSt
eighteen hole, were:
John 7. Terry, Jr,-
G fn n'."..".... 10 Ss%--5sii-rOs
n. {. Reynal-
Ga' :" ":::.".:. 5ttI2S5 Sd -::s- 90
The summary:
Bacon cup :, r!es-soconI round for the class a
di~yisi9n-John 7: TrTTy Lr, beat ; 6 I'Gynal "a
! vi AMI 3 10 way u. N. Fi.!inss cat d. y Dodge by
ciass i-srmt.nuais- a murphy heat 1 Griffin
by = NJ aud to play, L O l. rtrdman beat .. ".
Buckingham 10y ! M and . 10 YiGy,
To-day Billings meets Sanger. while Terry
meets Wylir in the class A semi-inala, amt
Murphy and HOlrdman meet IN the class Is
finals.
PRINCETON. Oct. 27.-The first round OF tho
Princeton University Coli GLIB tournament for
the silver cup which was offered by NJ. Tay .or
Pyne was played oil This afternoon on the club
links. There were fourteen entries, and the
eight players who made the lowest score IN
m dial play will he eligible on Friday ana sat
urday, when the tournament will be continued.
The lowest scores to day were made by W. u.
Vanderpool. 81: J. stuart, 90; l.. L, Btyard.
Davis. Io7; ]. steele, 10Y; c.. II. Murphy, los.
Tho other players, with the scores, They made.
Jackson. ia; q: Reilly. III; II. Eaughlin, 1876.
! and X. Walsh, l29. A high wind and the fast