The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-09
ON THE COLE LINKS.

Walter Hefelinger and Miss Stevenson won
the game on the Roadside course Tuesday
There were good many players out, but the
scores were Indifferent. Walter HefeIfn ger
and Walter Hastings down from Mime
apolis and about forty st. Paul young people
gathered at the club house after the game
as guests OF some of the girls OF the club.
The rooms were decorated with snow balls
and fragrant sweet syringa and a picnic sup
per was served.
Later there were some informal sports On
the grounds. Mrs Archibald -NacLaren and
Mrs. Horn acted as chaperens and among
the gathering were Miss MAUD Taylor Miss
Stevenson Miss Undertake, Miss Hill, Miss
NanZer. Miss Horn, Miss Undertake, Miss
charlotte Hill. Ed Halbert, Harry Davis,
Walter Hefferfnger. Walter Hastings, Mr..
Kirby, Mr.. Trowbridge and others.
Part Of the new course at the Town and
Country club will be opened Saturday, when
Saturdays will be suspended fer the day
Three of the new holes will be opened max
ing a nine-hole course.
The ladies' tournament at the Roadside
links yesterday resulted in a victory for
Miss Caro- Noyes. The young women who
Mabel Horn. Miss Stevenson. Mrs T. R.
Selms. Miss Julia Stevenson Mrs Sam Stur-
gis. Miss Maud Taylor. Miss Katherine Cor
den and Miss Ruth Hill. Next week there
will be mixed foursome for prizes offered
by Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Mum. The date
will be announced Sunday
Members of the Town and Country club
Elizabeth. Cal, are practicing for the coming
team match with the Suburban Golf club to
be held en- the latters links on Saturday.
In the club handicap competition for mem
bers OF the Town and Country club decided
ON Memorial day, the contestants were han
dicapped by the unusually soft condition of
the course, and in places were compelled to
play through marshy ground ankle deem in
mud and water Under the circumstances
high scores were. of course. unavoidable.
recent match between ]. II. Taylor ard j.
Braid, the famous foreign professionals
Play was on the links of the Bristol and Cliff
ton cub, and at the end of the first round
OF eighteen holes, Braid was 8 up. By SUI
perior approach shots and putting Tayior
drew level with his opponent at the thirteenth
hole of the second round, and the match was
finally halved.
Those interested in tennis ere ginning
to look forward to the champ:orsh p; in
ladies' singles and doubles and also ,ha
championships in mixed doubles to be held
at Philadelphia Tuesday. There will also be
on open event in mems doubles. Runne--up
and consolation prizes will be given in
all of the events
The entrance fee IN the doubles will b,
50. Ladies' singles and gentiemen's doubles
close at noon Monday. Ladies' doubles and
mixed doubles clcss at o'clock Tues6aT.
Joseph S. Clark will act as referse. In all
contests save the finals a match will he
the best two in three sets. In the finals il
will be the best three In five se.s The com
mittee-on arrangements is as follows:
H. w. Perrin. Mrs. A. II. Harris Mrs
A. H. Lea. Miss Ellen G. Hood, ]. H. Whit
aker;, Parke Hood, T. B. Dallas and Glare nee
Play begins at 245 O'Clock in the afternoon
each day. and any player not answering at
that time will be disqualified.