New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

- c,ho was rcrorded by many The possible
winner Of the cup. was beaten by hto'-' - ~"
ir Of Harvard. while the veteran iiart'"'" W
compIetelv ou,classed by 6. G. Hubbard a strip
| ling OF nineteen. 80, ono
| Pm, - II was day Of surprises It was also one
| NJ consistent and meritorious play. keene anu
Harrison beaten not because 'h'F 80,
poor form but because their opponents INV" w.
ter In golf tho balance between Victory ,"-
defeat IL often so slight that distinctions oi '"s
sort arc difficult but today successes IN n",h
those instances were well earned and thoroughly
deserved. Keene took his defeat quietly, 'T IL u
was easy to read his disappointment j" ms ~
'II keep at IT, Just the same was about ms on,
| comment He ief; the links AFTER me iH'''" w.
take part in the yacht race in the hay ,ob ,.ay
| rounds tho crowd In the afternoon wat a ,"rte on
| Perry Belmont drove his f9ur-i".hpa"n r ~
was consderaby gayer than yestcrday me rn ,J
| weather permitted the wearing OF summer bVMnfs
and the presence Of so many wone" cu' ~ zoe
aspect TO the scene. Some OF tnGSr pre- yin,hrop
| Miss Winthrop Mrs Elisha Dyer. r., NJ 'eo' =
| b. De Forest Mrs. w. Earl Dodge; ,, nj, tason !"
! IorIIlsrd Mrs r Rollins Mason ana MISS MHSo"'
GoLFING GIRLS IN FAULTLEsS ATTIRE
The golfng girl here Is model Of etiquette silent
| az n sphinx when watching the play at the greens
| and cb,,tv and gay only when congratuiating the
| winners afror the matches are over Unlike her
sisters At shinnecock ard Morris County. however
| she shows her enthusiasm not AT all lheFe are Nv
morning jaunts in shirwasts and short skirts such
| \
was ever known see her further away IMAM tle
home greea. Gowned in the most iauIt,.ss a. i h
and with the ever ready lorgnette. she taxes nel
| GOT" in homeopathic doses and trusts to some
| one else to explain what IT al means ,, III.
| onnonent clark has mad, an onviaoe reputation
| I'm the last few weeks and wnen the TWO taf,l ',s
70 their merits cark has the fun Tree Swins % t
professional. while keere has never oeen ao,e u,
IA himself OF n body motion characteristic OF AZ
his strokes The first hole is short one oniy oa ~
yards suardsd by h ana ana siSN me By bs with GS
| for,v feet Of m. hole clark was tr'fe short and
Isn5ed on tie brow OF me hi From Their it was
an rasy approach to the green and he was down
On his next shot. Then came the surprising pait
Siark MADE the hole on his put, Keene nidli ia
away three strokes for the same distance. but az
me mkt hole the latter knocked keenes ban IN
and presented him WIN the ho nc teeno missed
! rour.foot put 10 halye. and lost by 10 o. ln
fourth hole e[9s'' ,S We w RGh' T butter IT should
| he an easy matter 70 carry keene TOOK an "'"'
Tninp again with the usual penalty, h. MADE
the green but clark had no difnouy tn taHns me ne
| hrass.y ana landed in the high grass 20 ne let'
He chopped out with an iron but the m,fh"s
Koero made the mistake q using an iron instead
~ che hrassey and while Clark ci.aFeq tne nh p
! ndI for the approach and Clark won out In 4
"A ~ h ,nm ibnwnr grand work on the tees but In
GOING Tor the seventh he pulled tho ball agd andei
c3rc- ne might have played out. but as II was he
| hnd 70 chop back Following this win = scltrri
hrassey he practically lost the hole AZ ma, point;
,er Keens was on the sTeen n ~ n bur Ear,
! showed n staying power that was n marked CON
trast 10 his exhibition against Honins az shinnr,
/ cock Al the fourteenth hole. kerne was Gown
! and Clark held his advantage safely 10 the enh.
GoLpFIHCH. THE ENGr1sHMAN. BEATEN.
| !. NJ Coates ~ Newport. had runaway match
! Win curtis in the same round and won by up
| and TO play. Sargent. who made the top scor"
| I'm Yesterdays preliminaries. took hnrd-earneh
victory over Winthrop Rutherford that was not
! decided until tho last hole Talbot the Tuxedo
player. easily disposed of Phelfer. while Wander
pool defeated the Englishman. Goldhnch. by up
and to play. The other noteworthy victories In
this round we're won by cutting ana ana hu6hard,
| NJ his college mates Yesterday cutting beat
Choate only by single stroke IN the mrda pay
| hubbard pu, Hartman out Of the tournament In
clever style. beating him by . UP and TO play
| willie" Davis no Newport professional shows
that Amercan 9ayG H. per acrend
| 10 by others Is doubtful but tho contrast was suf-
! paired with Coates and nineteen holes were played
before the former Won Whiehan said last year
| golfers of the country. and among the players
aere he vas consd hui" nafed iov as dormc
two II takes the mperturbabNy of a college boy
Sargent was certainly not lacking in that quality:
In going for tho eev.ntccnih. Sargent hit the rod
and the ball dropped dad This bin OF good fortune
,hrty-foot put. and again cheated Coates Of his
opportunity to win. With tho score even. an adj
dltiona hole played and here again Sargent
holcd out from distance OF fifteen feet and won
nn, saTssn, Was not the only one to dsp1y
while. been having hot match with Barker. and
| Mt the twelfth hole. was down. lie got the long
ing tn" last three in ( Zach which gave him tho
match by ny. This brilliant finish VIZ, In s'rik-
and shows that he has learned the prime requisite
OF golf. which il to keep your head whore nature
uSsHd md cn'Tg ,q5n;S Sd s"TpTsc FOR
peared In an open tournament before. won by no
| less than mp and TO go. II was Cuttings poor
last match Of tho second round was between Van
Gsrpool ard "e9 Ggd hSre Hgan there
getting the namc Of phenomenal driver. and his
wSfc aSs Re made the nra h" nT I'm
record that has no. been beaten this week. IIe
T. and halved tho last. taking the match by IN
CLARK AND SARGENT TO-DAY's FAvORTTEs
For tomorrow speculation seems 10 favor Clark
md Sargent, nrd these two Will doubtless ne the
competitors In the Saturday finals. While the
match play was progressing the mon who failed 10
qualify yesterday met In another thIriy-six- no 9
round Mt medal play, and the best eight were then
selected meet for tn" Consolatlo Cup. Those
who secured the places are given below in the
morrow are W. T.. Maursn ard l. r. Paterson. J.
Mauran and NJ. Barger "; P. Thompson and Gren-
The summary follows;
The Presidents 'up-flrst roundA. VI. Coates New
port r. Curtis Harvard m. 70 play; G Nice.
sergent Harvard. beat winthrop Ruth,rturi. Newport
| IN. Richmond Talbot Tuxedo heat Il. r pheirer New
port. up. to play: W. y Vanderpool Morris County,
i.a, Lieutenant G. n Go,dnnch. IN. play: W.
Rayard Cutting jr. Wes;hrook heat Joscph H. Choa,e
ir Harvard. q up TO play; q. Hubbard Newport.
bea, Herbert NJ. Hartman Oakland m. 3 p.av:
ihrarn Barker Agawam. heat Victor Sorchan Newport
play; G. e. clark. jr Shnl"cock beat Foxhall
| T. Keene Newport M | 10 play.
Second round-SareAnt beat Coates. I n 40 hole.,.
Vanderpool Talbot. I Hubbard bea Cutting
4 up 2 10 60: Clark beat Barker UP.
CONSOLATION EIGHT.
First Second
round round. Total
| +. H. B1hien Philadelphia. ...........?O IFS