The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-12
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Hlrhaiay Beats Apchterierie.
The conditions Of the women's amateur golf
championship Of the United States, to b played
at the Essex County Club, Manchester, Mass,
on Tuesday. Aus. "a, and the following days,
have appeared In THE SUE. J. Warren Merrill,
Secretary Of tho Golf Committee, has sent out
the supplementary announcement that all mem
bers Of the u. 8. U. A. will Be admitted 10 the
links as visitors during the competitions, and
the privileges Of the clubhouse and links will b
extended to all competitors for the week pre-
vious TO tho championship. II IN now announced
that the entries will close at o O'Clock on Tues
day evening, Aug. IL. with Robert Bage
Korr, Secretary of the U. 8. q. A, 20 Broad
street. this city. Competitors must enter
through the Secretaries Of their respective
clubs, and an entrance fee Of % must socom-
pany each entry. The club represented by the
winner will reoeive for the year tho custody Of
the U. 8. @. A. trophy, now held by Miss Beatrix
Hoyt Of tho Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, and an
appropriate individual prise. Gold. silver and
bronze medals will be the prizes for the four
best players. The probabilities are that the
number Of contestants will far exceed the total
Of last year.
The old clubhouse Of the st. Andrews Golf
Club In now in q disordered condition. as the re-
moval Of the furnishings and equipment to the
new quarters at Mount Hope began yesterday.
the the A. s1 B and q Sl players, SIC sehedSSied FOR the 18Th.
will DO played on the new links. This. however.
will be an informal opening. The special occa-
On d there CIV wiz HY' Be- .V a mi9od ffoursome
for q cup ct the Eneiewood Golf Club.
to sanSn t On liz h pAfa @psrssn 1Ht Inks 1ls E saraDsc
Now that tho hot weather 10 on. tho profss.
SIGNALS are moro prominent at golf In Great
Britain than tho amateurs, who do tho bulk OF
their playing in the cool months. An event OF
az 81. 4n id%sSs'ssa ss J Tis 2 81 PF Sss%ssn An mSssa
Kirfaidy and Willie Hgchtcrionie. who . few
days before had lowered the record to q: Tho play
home in Is, while Auohtcrlonio went out in q
mens At the otse,so a aSSiif Club opene SRS under very
Ins inSIrdss i shs ssiiss Of FhS slsshG Syringe ssts anG
cial event of the season, There were ,ffty-four
ing Snsfi tas ' Tsma HieesStnis i InSP to s's be dra Sna t sWs hsT.
This pair was Bowers and Taller. The summary
Preliminary Round. Handicap Match Play-Yete,
g SSf J Up 4; ri PIe z 3. 81 beat : c 4Say Han Is s! Pi %. S ate,
y e S9 M j. E Mass. SF ;s! sSr' Sss; Ssssb A; u =; COZ 30 5n.
sNsaey Psil Clarke kelloEr,s Pc rore,s Hyde
s snisS. G %iaism lynf sio Sn n k7 sShTaf Adams "A B. 1 sSd
TT F,M' won b d s1.ui ~, ,.,, prowr,,, p,
By Fi's up. hS Yasss Is. S sls'h h2s sal e ss'' ~ 1. 5 up, Ey g
Sess Campbell ta,ssI ~ : W; Arnold dIip6ess schSarti
S Be-, sy = cS sp' oa Msid r 81 o't ., Aa s1 f up. By 6 Go MP:
ton g, beat Carrier q g 9 up: wilisn.
Ward lD BY Q up. q. n. Bower. Cl) beat Emmett
Q.el By default: J. J. Wolworth 81 beat W: Chit
default. sweeney Qcratoh) beat Kellogg By dsfsult
Morgan (b.e) beat be Forest BY default.
Second Round-Moyan 800 beat Lynch d.o) BY 8
Up. Peli Clarke a. beat sIcny S9 Sy 9 up. RSid
S 81 sf 8. D. @S,wsrsn tj 8 g. = hol ss. Compton Go ni s0C ~ s 81
Manning th) by Q up.
Tho match which attracted most attention
was between S. d. Bowers and his brother
Henry, The Rame was very even though
throughout, and at no time was there . differ
once of more than two holes. The cards follow;
ii. N. bowers