The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05

strokes his handicap being IA. T. ]. Keve-
ney was second. two strokes behind 1t was
sno thirty-six hole match. The other players
Lockett. M. M. Singer, E. F. Beddell, O. G.
Smith. R. A. Hurry W. E. BulleFd and F. A.
Moore.
A new record has just been made for the
eighteen-hole course of the Onwentsia COT
club, near Chicago by H. S. Turpie profess
sional. of the Glenview Golf club Turpie
aid the course in eighty-one strokes, beating
the pest previous record by one point The
score was made last week in match with
James Anderson, professional. of the On
wentsia club. Hobart C. Chatfeld- aylor
kept the score. During another match on the
same day Turpie beat Anderson seven holes
According to the announcement Just sent
out by secretary Gordan, of the Royal Cana
aian coil association. the International team
Hatcn between Canada and the United States
VIII De played Saturday afternoon Oct. l. on
the llEks of the Toronto Golf club The an
nuai championship meeting of the Canadian
GoiI ciuD association viii commence Tues
Gay sept q, and continue though the week,
Closing wrch the international contest. The
opposing teams will consist of ten men each
golfers are probably unacquainted with the
Iact that a team match. which may properly
De called the forerunner of the coming in
ternauonal contest between the United States
ana Canadian golfers, was PLAYED a few
Gays ago on the links of the Montreal Ccun-
Try club, between that club and the BrookIine
t country club. of Boston. This is the first
Gn Ie i,at so many Of our golfers have visited
Cahaoa and the Brookine team was made
up OF the pick of Boston's golfers. laurence
curtis president of the United States Golf
association. was among them The Montreal
team was beaten by twelve holes The scora
standing 81 holes fer Brookline and 10 for
montreal Ten men played en- each team md
the brookline golfers were Herbert c. Leeds
now champion Of TIE the Palmetto club:
quincy A. Shaw Jr.. champion of the Myo
pa aunt club; F. l. Amory G. Herbert Win
deler, Herbert Jacques, L. A Frothingham
=. Y. Ernst. G. T. Rice. C. H. Bennett and
Laurence 1 Curtis. Amory. Curtis and Ben
nett were the only Americans beaten.
Miss. Lena THOMPSON won the women's
cEaihpionship OF Great Britain recently de-
ceating Miss e. Neville in the final round by
up ana o to play. Two favorites, Miss Pas
coe ana MISS lssette Pierson. were defeated
IN the early rounds. The former CHAMPION
Miss Orr. did not compete.
Roderick Terry Jr who has lust won tba
a.hateur championship of the Ardsley club
is captain Of tn Vale team as well as nresi
dent OF the l y clIegiate Golf assoc, ain
ne Will be g!~--ated from Yale in Jn1e
his father. Rev. DIR. Roderick Terry went
win the Twelfth regiment as its chaplain
%Een IL was called out for war service
Golf players who visit Canada this summer
VIII nnd the Montreal links much imoroyed
me course is one of nine holes measurinr
z.ooo yards in length, and the hazards cow
slst OF stone walls, sand bunkers brooL
ana the railroad track. The cub has az
ranged a home-and-home contest with .ba
Brookine Country club. near Boston the
nrst nan TO be played in Montreal and the
second at Brookline. The organization has
reached It's limit of membership Tx ana
ehere is now long waiting list