The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-27
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In tho previous match, played at Easthamp-
by 30 holes 70 ..
$50 A, NJ. tomorrow. The contestants will
play thirty.six holes, at the medal game. the
the Presidents Cup. presented by SamuelS. Par
IRISH. at match play. on Wednesday. Thursday.
Those who fail to qualify will again meet at
thirty.six holes. medal play, on wednesday. tho
Plate win Be the prizes. The draw for partners
and 5. Day. A. Morien aud L. LarocqIs. II. ii. Adams
sna m 81; e; a sad J. B !. G Si Tsppop. W. 1Ra w. :. 4 f.oW Mses sss e. g.
FeliNves. Jr,J; I; Terry. q. and 6. Barker. NJ. Wright
Parrish and q. k.ue. /. Rrice and J. Hartman. E ].
cci EGts and M " WI ao hi DtI ana y B. p Cutting 3 and II: H;
and w Q: Stewart, John Reid and ": Terry. n. b.
S. w.iter and R. B. Wade. ". T. Grey and a. :.
Barnes, 4. Seton, Jr. and D. Emmett. L. Curtis and
e SsiaI''t !. i 3: ci.h ha' saS L. 3 3, a ]; hiSsn Il avg =. a & heisn,
and 6. l Tappan, &c. hI1dcek and "; 3, Cheney,
Z. p %; sssf : P. 1Pd and L; 4 \. fbI 3 ks;r. \ X n 1a aSsa s and ! 7.
\; hsrrimsp; i. I; SodfTeS and 4; D COCHRAN; H. 7.
4. |, Sorrie and $ A. Jennings. <, NJ. Brown aS; and ".
J Travis, H. b, Hollins. Jr, and J.. Reid. yr.. I. NJ.
I. 4. Mnrdoci. jr and J. i. steele. d. O. Trevor and
%PITTsFIRLD. July 26.-The finals in the annual
mixed foursome competitions were played on
the Lenox course this afternoon. The grounds
FS6in ssav and iH M teo B By 9. Morgan Mos r ssS'l osas 8. N fo%o
land Robbins and Miss Morgan, . up and to
beat john $. Hoyt and Mrs. {. De HePed ian i
Up, In the last round Samuel Russell and Miss
ssSqss e ! up S Ssd 8 10 K plSH. William fna MI + sl D; p.
President of the golf club, has given a $500 sill
yer cup for the tournament competition in Sep
lember.
The women's gelt sha%pion.hiP for 1897, win
day, and Friday, Avs: ". rs q. and y. The
Hoyt won last year at the Morris County Golf
Club. The course his more women players than
Any Inks In massachusetts,. and this will ada
Rss9rdi9E he project to send an English team
1.-THE movement for sending a team of British
golfers TO America, although not lost sight of.
s aos not m ys, f f0',i in'S SI ESSS lshispf n T Thu S, are, s 81
mounted. 1t is naturally rather an expensive
Union to back up the two or three enthusi.
asts who would make the scheme go II
with leisure on tiheir hands. and a t little cash;
10 spare. ready 10 mHke the trip. Mr.. G; q.
to Whom The sasssesiion was o IN the tirs' p pISes;
due, has already received a strong invitation for
q team to go and be the guests OF the boston
s'N.f $500. bA' 80 NShiN Z VII ICu
by the Chicago and New York clubs. Ii would
DO a pity II such kind invitations were to go a.
begging, and not be accepted in the spirit In
which they are offered"
Mrs. Arthur Dean OF the Morris County Club
was recently defeated In u mixed foursotne at
Hudson. She played with DR.. o. III. Bradley
against Mrs. Bradley md Charles Esselstyn,
who won by two mp and one to play. Tho wo.
man's record for the Glenwood Club, at Hudson.
is held by Mrs. o. H. Bradley. at 40. and the
mems record, at 81, by Charles Esselstyn,
w. X. Gillette OF the n. Y. A. c. made tho
course in IS. Among tho msn who are doing
Arthur Clifford, DR.. o. II bradley. J. G. Roger.
son. Jr. c. II. Evans, Jr., +. Il. Du Bots, Charles
women players are Mrs. q. II. Bradley, Mjss
Hoysraab. Miss Du Bots. Mrs. Holsoppie, Miss
RogersOn, and Miss Carter.
Home and home matches have been arranged
with. the Duchess County Golf Club and with
tho Albany County Club.
w. II. Sands, the Country Club OF westches.
ter champion. will play IL thlrly-six.hol match
tomorrow on his home links agAinst VIII
Tucker, the professional at 81. Andrews. who
concedes odds of a third OF a stroke a hole. "0