New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
GOLF.
ONLY FOUR PLAYERS irr~r FOR TIE
WESTPROOK CUP.

SECOND DAYS PLAY ~ TH7 1srrr rrNKs-
Troopers TRY TurrR HAND - TIRE G,NE--
HARTMAN REATs TtPTfN ANn VOL.
1rxs WINS FROM oocBRANF
Golf tr tho Westhrook clubs tournament a. Isllp.
Long Island Yesterday vas confined % 'h~ match
plav round. for both The WNsthrook and console
ton CUPS and az reSu,' four men arc loft for
he former and eight for me latter To reduce
field ~ forty players - an even dozen In ono da'
means plenty Of hard worL for sornebodv and ron
te.tants and committee alike were well satisfied %
STOP a, tho end 81 ~. second round For 'h~ west
brook Cup. the principal trophy ~ N" week Har.
rinan Hollins Cutting and Wa'son wer" fhe mon
N reach the semi-nnals and they Ar" - n paired
TO-DAY IN me order named
There was larger crowd a. the Inks thar m
the nr4vious dav but the most interested spectators
we're the soldiers from Camp Wikor who seem -
have taken great fancy - the game. and who
are backing young Hcllins n Win About twenty
Of these mon from the Isr and 9TH Regulars. inc
list Volunteers and N. Rough Riders are being en-
tertaineA by the people Of lslip on the old 1orad
place which is only short distance from N"
COURSE and ever since the tournament began they
have been constant and critical observers Of tho
NAV Yesterday two 81 them evidently believed
their golAng education had reached point wher"
they could handle a club IN safety. ard small
match was arranged between them ". Bayard
Cutting loaned them driver ana INC crowd "erf
scurrving across the green 70 see the fun The
larger of the two big strappinF fellow. shout
dered the implement az though - we're musket
and bres thed a mighty breath
'Retcher don't hit tho ball" observed his OF
ponept-
NO, bit the bali Why this we're barn carry e.
further than a postage stamp carries letter Just
you keep yer eyes On me. honey
He gave tremendous heave. brought the club
around az though beating MS way through span
sh trochs, aud scanned the HORIZON Tor inc NNlhS
missile The ball law lust where II had been before
Ano,her heave Sane result
stul third. but the bal remained mm'y pian'ed
You're out" yelled the other
Say" observed the fret man in disgust. m.
game is der real thing for exercise. but der ain
+ But it the reeu.ar tournament matches, provided
Psny Of s99a s 6 fGT aG'e s ~n Wei e
throughout The first round was decided IN me
W uo a. Eighteen holes match play Hollins. The
medal winner in the prelimlnaries on Wednesday
was paired with ADram Barker of Proyilence' wno
took prominent part in the recent Ne"nort con con
They we're the aIs 10 eage thf oi e i9. T6S
the mex, two mak b tb h 5o up anG merely syn ce
sboi 81 is5 yards crossing the old ord
track and guarded by two fences and fringe OF
dead on the green and won the hole at to
Facing the NTH known as tho Alps" hole; from
hut TIollips pulled into the long grass "here u.
had poor lie for his second shot Both We're OF
! tho green IN l. but Barker missed snort pul
| m haive and Hollins at , TO s Inc Skin
! hoIe measuring so wards and one OF the Longest
on the course. Hollins also won IN . Coming y 70
| The seventh Hollins outdrove Barker by tnlrS
| Yards made beautiful hrassey over me renee
! and Law dead in . Barker drove nis hrassty
| into the second ditch anu gave up the mole m
| Providence man had the better OF the drives or
the eighth. crossing the railroad track. but VIM
| parker psined in this way Hollins more thfl
eamai,ed on his brassey. and the hole was ultin1te
/ ~ balved in s Coming for the home mole t1oi
iins sliced into the long grass but got out on M.
| second sho, Then 70 escape the wide sand bunker
lust in front of the green. he PLAYED ms hIafsss,
! ZOO me and landed over by the fence TO the leii
| barker mace wel-payed pitch TO the green or
! 80 third ard won The hole at 10 I Az tnl'
potnt Holins was up on the second tournel
he frst TWO holes were hsived. Holllns won w
| The match ended the fifteenth green WIT
| HnlIins The carfs were: