The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-02-25
FIELD CLUB NOTES.
Bowling With Tapkaow Club-summer
House on the Golf Course.

House on the Golf Course
The Field Club bowling team played
the Tapkaow bowlers on Wednesday
evening winning the first game and
losing the other two. The bowling on
has the Field Club put up such a poor
game Ewing and johnson were the
only good ones.
The Tapkaow bowlers were poor the
first two games, in the last game they
did exceedingly well making some good
scores.
The scores bowled are as follows:
First game: Field Club-Howell 1876,
| Bryce III. Rickard 1876. R. Duyckinck
1856, johnson 1862; total 666.
Tapkaow - Rutan 104, Weise 115,
Sharp 121, Mcclellan 1919, Durling $50;
total 6l9.
Second game: Field Club-Todd 112,
B. Duyckinck 146, Ewing 154, Wood
ward 100, johnson 147; total $50. Tap
kaow-Rutan 151, Wiese 102. Sharp 1870.
Mcclellan 1863, Durling 1874; total 676.
Third game: Field Club--Howell 1876,
B. Duyckinck 119, Bryce 100, Ewing
1876, johnson 17S; total 70S. TapkaowS
Rutan 1913. Wiese 1876, Sharp 1876, Nc
Work was started Wednesday to build
twenty foot square summer he use on
the golf course about one hundred yards
back from the bowling alleys. between
the first and sixth greens of the nine hole
course. From here you have an excel
lent view in one direction of all playing
for the second, third. fourth, fifth and
sixth holes. In the other direction you
can see those playing for the first and
seventh holes, and as it is within fifty
feet of the first and sixth green's all ap-
proaches and putting can be closely
watched. This will be favorite place
from which to watch players in all
matches and individual playing.
The mixed handicap tournament is
progressing exceedingly we'll and all the
games have been close and exciting. 1t
has proven great success from the
start. There is always a large and en-
thusiastic crowd present on tournament
evenings.
Games played since last week are as
follows:
Miss Bryce 107 and James Bryce 1873,
total 245: beat Miss Smith 113 and Os-
car Smith Sc, handicap 50, total 234.
Miss Howell 1879 and B. Duyckinck
III, handicap 10, total 80; beat Miss
Bryce III and James Bryce 131, total
242.
Miss Howell 116 and B. Duyckinck
1866, total 282; beat Miss King SO and
Howell 160, handicap 5, total 234.
Miss Bryce 101 and James Bryce 143.
total 244; beat Mis-. Swords II and Mast
142 handicap 10, total 229.
Miss Hubert 131 and Ewing 146, total
277; beat Miss March 100 and R. Duy-
ckinck 140, handicap 5. total 254.
Miss King 80 and Howell ia. handles p
5. total 269; beat Miss Swords rs and
Mast 154. total 232.
Miss Hubert 103 and Ewing 150. tot'
253; beat Miss Bryce II and James
Bryce 112, handicap 10, total 193
Miss Howell 1G1 and Butler Duy-
ckinck 181, handicap 10, total 297; beat
Miss March 1870 and R. Duyckinck 152,
total 272.
The bowling team has arranged to
play Short Hills on Tuesday next at
Short Hills, also team from Princeton
College, captained by Vanderpool, on
next Friday evening at our alleys.
The highest score bowled this week
was 222, made by Wynant D. Wander
pool.
Washington's birthday the golf course
was in such condition that only the most
enthusiastic could play.
The Standing of the teams in the
mixed tournament is as follows: