The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-19
OF INTEREST TO GOLFERS.
PROGRAMME OF TIE HARBoR Hill
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The fall tournaments Of the Harbor Hin Golf
Club will begin tomorrow with the preliminary
round for the club championship at eighteen
holes. medal play, scratch. Tho best eight scores
will qualify. and the play-of will DO at match
play for tho cup and class A Prize. Inc ne&t
division will DO tho first eight players whose
club handicap 10 over fifteen strokes VINO VIII
qualify and play of at the match game lot Tue
class b prize. All who qualify will play tho
hrst match rounds tomorrow afternoon
On Nov. 81 the class A and b players Will
meet in the semi.inals. There VIII also oea
boyle handicap. open to all golfers beiongihgt 10
a Richmond county club. On the next gay the
final rounds will be played, and there WIN also
DO q consolation event, open TO oil VINO ohoS
qualify on Nov. 21.
The last event scheduled 10 for the Harbor
Hill Challenge Cup at thirty-six notes. nanoieop
medal play, to DO held on Dec. o.
The Harbor Hill women will also play In q
championship according to tho following
schedules:
Nov. 2s-Preliminary round. women's champion
ship. eighteen holes. medal play. scratch. Best eight
scores TO qualify and play on at match play.
Nov. 9t-First round. match play. eighteen holes,
Nov: 26-semi.hnn round, eighteen holes. match
play, for women's championship.
play for women's championship.
Th,,re will be no entrance fees, and club entrie,
be held for the championship cups. semi.annually.
ana they will become the property OF whoever wins
The Morgan Cup for women. third contest
e. ihs HHutHls s GSlf CHR wI,S , wss cs won 81 9y si MIS-
ca. As the best eight scores in the Nor
gan Cup series will DO selected from the av-
Ararn nj Nha a. H. hnu tn p1nU nt
match game in January, it will be necessary for
each player to hand In six cards of eighteen
contest for The Morgan cups for women will DO
required for ono round. In order 20
s com n 1so y Ssptaini It IS Is d RssKd ' that ' piay s4s
up to a certain handicap shall compel,
match play. Groups OF four players, with about
the same handicap, have been selected. and they
are to play a series of three games lat scratch)
with each one. the winner of each group to re-
ceive a cup presented by the club and to play
the winner of the other group at handicap match
ship cup for the year 1898. Winners in
matches thus far played under this plan are az
follows:
aeer. 8 up and 2 to play; Michael beat s~atterth " aite.
up and = to play; Dorr beat sa,terthS .i,e; | nP'
8 up and 3 to play; Berg beat Plunkitt. l up.
LAKEWOOD, Nov. 1s.-The mixed foursome
tOuTDulucut, WulCu DcRdu Ou IL iiuho u thO
Ocean County Hunt and Country Club this
morning brought together many expert golfers.
and come very close and interesting matches
were Witnessed. All the conditions were favor
tors followed the players around the course and
took an active interest In the play. Miss Janet
Hoyt, sister to Miss Beatrix Hoyt, the woman
champion, made her first appearance on Lake
wood links, and her. play proved that she was
capable OF maintaining her sisters reputation.
The trophies presented by Arthur -. Clafiin,
Vice. President OF the club, are very handsome.
Players were drawn rs follows:
cj n5; AND and Mrs. IT., RFUTp; nap SuSSIsI :; s. Hs ar i. e. 6o, B;
and Miss Hoys' II. against James Converse and Mrs;
q Ga 4. s'ch a.; :: a. .n Ma M4s' c cTS m.s 20 Dn M. b 5ai sFa. and
Rl,s t,vi g. ( i TO- Fsrt 9sa ,mn M NJ; T Esrr1.' "a and sxs MISS
c. L. Tappin and Mrs. J. G. Tappin. o.
ing: 4. b; Claim and Miss %ickham beat NJ.
and d Mrs; Brown ,Ss nI By ! up Rb sss snn;s ]ain S 2 ssa, holes IL
H. Coles and Miss Hoyt and James Converse
and Mrs. E.; r; Walker was interesting. The
Mr.. Coles and Miss ,Hoyt won, BY, 4 up and .
to play. G. 7. Richardson and Mrs; A: b. Clahin
and 1 to play. The match Of the morning., how
eyer. was the one between 7. Il; Bohlen and Miss
Roberts. At no time did either couple have
much advantage. and when the eighteenth hole
was reached they were tied. The score re-
Pohlen and Miss Livingston won, by l up.
II took 81 holes to decide the match between
MT. II MITE. ldpDll uBdiIol ,. De. TcTIiS III
Miss Ferris. The former were successful by IL
up. The winners will play for the chief prize
and a. the los srs 70 the consolation nnmod lon trophy = b1c but but
remaining out of the first round.
T Q first rounds for the chief prizes were
started early this afternoon. Mr.. Coles and
Miss Hoyt beat Mr. Claim and Miss Wickham
by 8 up and 3 to play; and Mr.. Bohlen and Miss
Livingston be 1t Mr.. Richardson and Mrs. Olaf
lin by ! up after a pretty round. In the first
round for the consolation trophy Mr.. and Mrs.
I nm WhilA Mr. NnlEpr md Miaa auia haat
Mr.. Walthew and Miss Roberts by 2 up and l
to play. The semi.inals. and finals in each
event will be played tomorrow.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 1s.-The semi.fnal matches
in the Yale golf tournament were played this
afternoon on the links Of the New Haven Golf
Club. The results:
J. Rled. Jr. 'oy, defeated H. R, Winthrop. 'ss. g up
croweii. 'eS. 5 up and i to play.
Kennedy, '9s. defeated II. Q. Trowbridge, 80.
/ NY.
The Oakland COT club will hold an eighteen
hole bogi. handicap Oh Thanksgiving Day morn.
afternoon. Entries are due on Nov. %.
Willie Weir, professional at the Morris County
i nerr e aiaS; nSS SS Stnh A fPRi0' WITH ID tbs sef Piee IN F : s,,a.
Golf Club. Summervfle. s. c..
II. NJ. Adams is the donor Of the handicap cup
to be played for tomorrow at the Dyker Meadow
The tie in the mixed foursome of last Satur-
day between Miss Brooks and Malcolm Graham,
Jr., and Mrs. A. De Witt Cochrane and +. J.
Winston. at the Ardsley Club, was played Off
yesterday. Miss Brooks and Graham won.
Playing from scratch. they made the rounds in
1o5 strokes. which Is within u stroke Of the
record.
Miss Hoyt and Mrs. b.. u. Robinson have
played off their tie for the gross score prize In
tho women's open tournament at the Knoll
wood Country Club. Miss Hoyt won. by 9s to
OF.
The first rounds at match play for the mems
and women's championships OF the Wee Burn
Golf Club will be played on Nov. 81. The first
will be at thirty.six and the last at eighteen
holes. The prizes are gold medals. The semi
finals and finals Of both competitions will be
played off on Dec. A. There win also be contests
for the women and men on Thanksgiving Day.
Judge Wins tho Fox Hunters Derby.
CyNTHIANA, Nov. 1s.-The Derby trials of tho
National Fox Hunters Association were con.
tinued to-day and proved highly successful.
The chase occurred about sixteen miles north of
this city. on the South Fork Of tho Licking River,
and near Berry's st ton. Four Of the puppies
had been drawn and tho other fourteen were
hauled In spring wagons. leaving Cynthiana at
b O'Clock this morning. About forty old hunt