The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-23

In the finals Robbins overplayed the first hole
R Rois. ' Mhsre he EVE Was q badi IHS Su saaS # from 5ms tho, fsu Hee.
At the seventh Robbins was = up. They halved
the e, neT KIT two 70, but TEng's better drive won the
bunkered on his second shot on the eleventh
hole and lifted again. after three, ~iruitlcss
site" tEWsln to tEo St f PH5; 4 rAs sSD't halv . w sEe
next, but Robbins won the fourteenth in two by
Tying lost the next hole by a miss OF u two-foot
put. bu, he won the sixteenth by driving nearly
on the green. Tying should have won the seven
teenth, but the miss of another short put only
enabled him TO halvc it. Robbins was then dor
R RSSoin nsR ianas "Yp nis cn t Gei greene iS@s""'' short but
Tyng's approach put, sent strong to make the
hole il possible, Pvsrran some SIX feet, but Rob,
Tying could not put out. but he sent the ball
down safely. and, as Robbins made his easy put
gave the match TO Robbins by l up. The cards
were:
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Appropriated.
In the semi.inals for the Consolation Cup
Alex Morten made the Apple Tree hole. Of 333
Slocum OF the Staten Island Cricket Club by 4
NJ {Ror 4ns COUNTY . no pGtnly ub S Seat E Fred IL o. f Beseh OF Of the the
| the final round. after IL hard and even struggle,
Morten beat Flagg By, l up. Their cards were;
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.xppproIimated.
To.day's event will be a team match for a
vim St. Andrews will be represented by
y n' B 10; sana H. = +. W Craze Men anG John u; X Re itpo Jr. INC b;
Richmond county men will be l.. Il. Stotdart.
James Park. J. II. Chadwick, G., f Armstrong;
A. +. Paterson, and A. stuart. Lakewood will
send r.. Is. Kerr. f.. NJ. Freeman. +. A.. Walthew.
James Conyerss, Beverly Ward, Jry F. o:
will consist OF Findlay Douglas. J. W. Curtiss.
Ed Curtiss, DR.. {; Martin, J. NJ. Mason and Ed.
Tuxedo, Montclair. Rocknway Hunting. Bal.
tusrol. Morris County and M~eadowbrook
PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Oct. 22.-The Agawam
Golf Club began a tournament to-day in which
n number of well.known players will participate.
The games to-day were for the AGawam Cup.
Summarizes:
1T. Mauran beat ], n. Congdon. 9 up; A. II. Fem
J. Thorpe. i up II holes; 4. Goats beat A. " R.
Barnew all. $ up and 2 TO play.
Tomorrow there will be q continuation of tho
same tournament. j. L. Mauran will play A.
II. Fem and A. Barker will play A. NJ. Coats.
The handicap contest will also be in progress, all
at the same time.
NEwBURG. Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING threat
ening weather the games of the third day of the
fall tournament OF the Powelton Golf Club were
full of excitement and interest and witnessed by
q largo number. The results follow:
Mems Championship T.. Young beat F. O. Mitch.
ell, 5 up and TO play, eighteen holes; Joseph Chad
wick, Jr. beat ChaunCey +. Kerr, . up. eighteen holes.
Mems Consulation-Joseph Chadwick beat William
7. Hilton, cup; II. 4. Johnes beat George Il. Brewster,
Jr, o up aud Z to play,
Wonen's Championship-Mrs Homer s. Ramsdell
beat Mabel sweet, 3 up and ! 20 play. eighteen holes,
Women's Consolation-Miss Lucy Sweet beat Miss
Constance $. plckey. ! up and 3 to play; Miss Marion
Mitchell beat Miss May Weller. 4 up and . to play.
The West Chester Golf Club will hold a tour.
nament on its grounds on the West Chester
road, near West Farms. on Nov. /. 3. and O.
Three events will be played: Willmount Cup,
match play, mixed foursolnes: medal play,
scratch, and West Chester Golf Club Handical
Cup, medal play. \ gold medal will be given for
the best score in the qualifying round for the
Willmount Cup.
The women's last monthly competition for the
vase presented by 7. T. Reid was played over the
Montclair links on Thursday. with the following
results: