The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-03

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+ e. 7. sands Sn!ta' .::::i1Gi Mishdro%'
F. d. Bohlen..,.... 90 Withdrew.
W =. Cutting ......... go Withdrew.
I. 1. Burden. Jr......1oi Withdrew.
". P. Thompson. go. 90 Withdrew.
4 John Il BBe eIsp g %isS$Fsw
was played OF this Afternoon at Ave holes. the
latter winning by one stroke. Keene lost
e s eoar dFlHss; y aiIf close ssF SI9 RG sse maj ESlP PS5nGs
cups and and the play.oG Of the tie for the hSndi-
cap cup.
A. M. Coats and Foxhall Keene have en-
tered for the amateur championship. James
A. Tying is also entered and has been training.
as carefully for the event as an oarsman for a
four-mile row. That the championship is to
be held on what is virtually their homo ink
will be an advantage to Tying. H. P. Toler. W.
p. vnnderpool and Louis P. Bayard, .Jr. In
Great Britain the advantage Is said to be
Il is worth more than that to BBaIfour-MeeiyiIle
at st. Andrew's, or to Willie Park, Jr, at Mus
ssil9ers' to I meet ta Sim' ON his S Sona0f Inks ks Any N
this country the best courses are 80 much
alike that the advantage, L. not worth as much
starter at Morristown. In his practice work
he is devotinE particular attention to putting..a
heed z to IN The s'A way " Of Special traintpS,- The
s sSS1'Y Kerr rr. and SHd'i the total " viii iI Dso "a exceed
Howell woolly. who suffered Q conclusion
- A. k-ak. kh~o,,~h hnIor .k-,,oIr h. n ootH
ball on the Fairfield links last Saturday. is rap
idly recovering and will soon be out again
on the links, The maxim that 1T never rains
but It pours'' seems to apply to golf accidents.
Within a week two have happened at Rye. on On
III d Apfl%sm ssra 1iafEs and GhS SSrt PF aRIts S Mitfhs all
Italian workman, Mrs, Henry, W. Cooper.
also II DRYING; struck st the e, saddle boy In o the
Marine Ia inc" and d F ieEi 6 il links L early in tho " Week }"
The Deal Coli Club was incorporated in the
early part OF August. The work on the links
was started over q year ago by Lawrence Van
Etten and over $4,000 was expended in put
ting the course in shape. There are six bunk
ers, o mari pit, two bitches and two big ra-
Is Isn aid i along lon w1 The e. shores hsSasss 81 "I Deal 4 Lake q eoq PIC
tuTesoue views are obtained from nearly every
point point S on ,a the gr re- t6a sum T msr members members s are
already nearly 300 have been admitted to the
rolls. The officers are as follows:
George r 3 F. ts Ssli lA ssessssr :: 5 ks:sdli y J. e!6eaesas::
ri Treasurer, A {. TwinlG1SS a;I Board = q Goysr1ors.
Bryan i. Kennedy. Col; Al; Kuser. Isaac {: Ken.
Essss;r$ MasRhy; ;eSa +: S;Bashss JS;sspS;g oipoSS:
TwininR and George W Young.
The clubhouse lie p~rettily located In a grove
fronting the lake. and is under the supervision
Of Vinton Murphy.
Team matches will be quite a feature In to-
days golhng. The Richmond County and
Harbor Hill teams will meet at the Richmond
County links In the series for the team cham
pionship OF Staten Island: the Oakland and
Rockaway teams meetat Bay Side the Fairfield
the Hillside and Suburban teams play at Plain
t tl6eld' F1 Thsee VII Gau be a G %HfIm9TR Inb handicap sm bsr at
f Eaa t at II the eng Marine sFfieS and l1d V Ffeid we cr ps ent
a. Dents q e eHS t 9Hsen ma GSpR NTH l be deoi Gns It nrf sbe
erai 6aR3HIsH9P at rs HarboF Htll & $J Cub,
the ,cIass 4 and B players Of both sexes will be- B
match. play on Labor Day Z Tor the prizes. The
six-hole course Of the Sea Cliff Golf Club Will
@1Son G3RRfins Contest Sy FOR ' tSe Pr%siaent's r CUP vii 1GHir be
played at the Baltusrol Golf Club.
'Sp - u tho iliiui oWCOp-
stakes competition on Wednesday for tho
women members Of the Fairfield County Golf
Club for the cup presented by G. g. Tyson.
four, points. Walter Paul and Joseph ,lDoebe1,
purse Of $s$IIoo. Two $S-hole GAMES are to be
Knollwood Country Club.
NIAGARA. Ontario. Sept. 2.-Play in the inter-
national golf tournament to-day was for the
Niagara challenge trophy. This morning the
qualifying round was against Colonel BoRie."
and the lucky ones were the eight who were 8
played u i Grand round OF 49, and W was sS onlg 3
down. In the afternoon in the first round OF
ira hole to beatJ H; Avery. Tomorrow. besides
a consolation event for non-prize winners. The
scores:
BOUND.
T. Curtis. Rochester. a. Dr.. Hood. aosedaSs, 3: 9. !.
dd Z. X. Rsn sSSa'i Ssd. /; 3 :; E Gh sGs%f Han asSh Msa:r =;
g; j. H h,c AvoTy. Rhstroit' 8; " p : 2; Gray. Buffalo; 9;
+. p. Belts. London. 10.
In the first round at match play for the Mag
ara trophy the results were:
beat T, Bowman, Rochestsr, by . up and 70 play;
| u D. huubOH, hOtuoetc uohL v. II. hN0Ty, Detroit,
by ! up nineteen holesl; A. W. Smith. Toronto, boat
DR., Hood. RoSedale. by 1 up nineteen holes.
BAR HARBoR. Sept. 2,-The finals Of the four
som tournament for the Lippincott Cup wero
played of this afternoon over the regular
course at the Kebo Valley Club. Miss Francis
Hinkle OF Cincinnati and @. L.. Tappan OF the
Westbrook Golf Club won the first prize by 1
up. after a contest marked BY, many brilliant
pair were Miss Dora Hoffman and g. s. Robbins
OF st; Andrews. Tappen played a steady,
up by Miss Hinkle, who showed a rare
Golhng form that surprised every ono.
Hoffman; whose play on the greens was
couples aiternated with every hole. and at The
end OF the FIRST round Hinkle and Tappan stood
Hoffman and Robbins were 2 down. BY good
play. on Miss Ho1man's part the next hole
both exciting and we'll played. Miss Hoffman
hung on the rim Of the hole, alter a splendid
for a half and won, the match. The ball Just