The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29

Clark'R 30 on tho second ninc holes was two
strokes short OF tho professional record on this
section OF the links.
The next match was between Foxhall Kccne
Of the Oakland Club. who. since he WINS tho run
ner up to J. A. Tying Of the Morris County Club
last year. has been in Scotland studying the
game. and Harry Hollins. tho boy who has done
so well for the Westbrook Club. Tho match
brought out noarly perfect golf. Kccne at
times was anxious. but young Hollins was as
cool as the proverbial cucumber. Whether in
tho lead or back in tho race. Hollins never
loses his imperturbability. A dri2zling rain
fell while this match was being played. yet in
spite OF the dismal weather conditions a
large party walked the links in the wake Of
the two golfers. 1t was the first time in this
country that women have braycd a rainstorm
to watch a golf game. The progress Of the
match was well worth seeing. Rollins won
| the first hole in 4. Koene missing an eight
foot put for q half. Hollins was short on his
mashie pitch for the second hole. Keenc win
ming il by 4 to 5. Then camo thre6 holes in
perfect golf, each being hulvod in As. Hollins.
aided by the better drive. won tho next hole.
4 to 5. and he closed matters by also taking
the next hole. q neat mashie pitch doing the
trick.
Keene played two very long shots on tho
eighth hole. tho drive and brasscy bringing
| It'll W Jilc tuBo VI lie kIctI, ocf 1uluS' lc
won the hole. 5 to o.. Then Hollins took his
turn at long driving. and he won the 4S0-yard
ninth hole 5 to 7. Kccne getting into long grass
n his second shot. This MADE Hollins = up.
match all even at the eleventh hole. erratic sec
ond shots costing Hollihs that hole as well as tho
were on the green in .. Keene lay dead in
3. but Hollins ran down a ten,fo9t put and
made long drives from the thirteenth tee. Hol-
Inns tried q clcek on his second and heene q
dead TO the hole on his fourth. a wrist mashie
pitch. He missed the easy put, Kcene getting
all square. ,HolIins won the fourteenth hole.
Meme h sGf Ian IN his stt Third SShiG M Tm n s nne RAY
Keeno was bunkercd on his drive from the six
tcenth tee, Hollins winning the hole, 4 TO 8, He
T T1iSt then 1ro = up tbS and sdv G0Fmie; Both foa R RSdSs long %as
lay dead to the hole in his second. He was safe
hole For th;a seventeen holes tho cards were:
KKsfiiniSs"::::ii tttt1S5 III
HS { nfSSi::":":::SS { 5 { 5--SS77 SIS
In the morning play for the consolation cup
in 4. 3,,4 4, !. 3. 5,O. ~; and for the next
five holes his card was 4 = 4, 5,8 5IeHn z nGd
finished in ~. Sc
TanrI99 ,E6 byGqP and 4 r to PAX y.t G. G, Wins ms
OF Otsego by up. A. L, Ripley. Harvard. beat
W. ID. Vanderpool, Morris County, by l upaftcr
Consolation cup. 4. Dewitt Cochranc. ST. An
drew's; beat {. n. Hamilton. BaltuSTTol. by3up.
. to play. In the second round Tappin beat
Winston by up and 3 to play. and Ripley beat
COchrane by 3 up and 2 to play.
The final round for the. Presidents cur, will
be played to-day at thirty-siX holes. and tho
Consolation finals at eighteen holes will also be
decided.
RYE. n. Y. July 2S.-At the weekly handicap
match for associate members played on the
Apawamis Club links tho following net scores
were handed in:
Miss g. Seaman. 1872: Miss Mabel Gwynne, 1913;
Miss A.. Towle. 1870; Miss A.. Eddy, 1886; Miss s.
Read. l4b; Mrs. II. W. Cooper, 1+7.
The points scored to date are:
Miss Read. &; Miss NJ. Eddy. .; Miss 4 Eddy. AN;
Mrs. II. W. Cooper, 3: Miss Seaman, 8; Miss n.
Gwynne. ?; Miss A. Towle, 1.