The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-10
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Results at Lenox and ChicnEo-Practice
Rounds at Morristown.

Results at Lenox and ChicaEo-Praotice
Rounds at lIorristown.
James A. Tying came out OF his retirement at
Southampton yesterday and broke all amateur
records for the Morris County Golf Club course.
He made the performance IN a match with
Jasper Lynch OF Lakewood. and won thereby a
bet Of dinners for four from w llston FlaRR.
who n month ago waRered that no amateur
would ever make an 80 over the champion
ship course. The popularity Of Tyng's score
was that there was not q single hole in 8. nor
one In such freak figures as 2. oddities that
often help so much to make a record showing.
There was but one O. on the b45-yard holo.
which was In Itself good golf and boyle for the
hole. Tyng's detailed score follows:
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It was a day OF arrivals. OF unpacking Of
portmanteaus, and Of unloading Of golf club
cases, and the Greens Committee was kept
busy greeting the newcomers. The nrst oues-
ton every visitor asked was. How are they
goingp" There was o long string Of detailed
information In response TO this question. for
every move Of the golfers 10 watched as closely
and canvassed like the trials OF star racenorses.
One incident was a foursome. In which the
East was pitted agalnst the West. In this
played Louis !. ,BSSyy9Td. Jra Of Baltqsrol. and
the young pro-" Willie Anderson. AT no time
the dMsf af Es : H. Gssn ~ i and n Xnde SaH won the Ss
halved, they had. the match safe. W. b. Smith.
formerly Of the Yale team, and now OF the On
and played a morning match with ". !. TraSis;
Of Oakland. Travis won by q up. and incident
ally lowered his former record BY a stroke. His
card was;
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Smith on this round, scored 90. Later on.
SS0rs h : sh %at S5E TisS J. l. p Bisfr. the RS fnS 3 SsttsSs
cup winner The cards were, Smith winning
by3 up and 1 to play:
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John Reid. Jr.. st. Andrews. was another ex-
style and achfeSements: IN the morning he
had q rafting msSteh with W. Vandderpool Of
were:
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.The number of halved holes in this match
shows how earnest was the struggle. In the
afternoon Reid played Findlay s. Douglas Of
was TSi5s sill / up nSiS at the the. Sixteenth dat aiaS 'T Dou aiiaS now S1S
took the last two holes. each In 4, quite ex-
pySs. y, Th6 SS ssigs Snd fam woP By By na ! ": tb RsFSS 81.
teenth hole. 1875 yards. In a single cleek drive.
retTrPe ia 2 weliiisaT med card card In n "a E PR PRACTICE ;tI 9
pulled drive on the first hole. His score was:
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W Z; Marsh Of the home club won a feather
Champion. by / up. Hubbard was : up. with 5
to go. Marsh unexpectedly turning the tables
of the best-Enown staten Islanders. &. 4. Arm
strong and DIR. Burdette O'Connor, made their
the ,irst time. doing particularly well. Their
cards:
Armstrong
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O'Connor-
G n!::t g SSGsSt 80
Marion, R; Wright Of Philadelphia made a
use nL;6 %; His fellow t9wRMs ,a.enIa + A, b, BBohhlie at,
jumper, did not make quite as low scores. but
did useful work. Winsor. playing from the new
FRA b tee, S d5Sy Su the o gr fSs bI 2SS t yards; On 6tS the
new arrivals and their scores we're:
w :; 4; T5SoF b. ru n {, SRRa tn 1ssoi hi 81; g; Il Comm aPPin.
o.; j. F.. Curtis. the intercollegiate champion. %;
:: n; . s%ls ii! h .na v! %all E1ll Sna 20; Rat IS. Grant
ca TSs Included ". e. pi Sands, st St Gndr eSS s s: 4. Z.
Huntington; Scranton; De clancy Nieoll, Ards
y J oho, = 4blAadVlPLio
To-day it is expected that about 100 players
Leeds Of Myopia and i. j. Wt6ighaIm. the cham.
pion. A. NJ. Robbins has sailed for Porto Rico
on. business and will not. be in the champion
ships. The links and clubhouse OF tho Morris
County Golf Club will be closed on Sunday.
LENox. Sept. e.-The finals for the Lenox Cup
were played to-daylbetween Percy Houghton OF
the Harvard Golf Club and Abram Barker OF
the Agawam Club of Providence. Conditions
were thirtyIsix holes. match play: Eighteen
i h9 tbs Were Sfte9 Ptsyed H H 5ng b%GrR Won 6 S19 3 e ep a :
to play. Neither man gave evidence of the ex;
c%ellent golf form Of earlier IN the week, and
on the green. The play was witnessed bya
p pfayer lst tie entire Stistae tERSirtyt %inf holes eS.i0T TRe ra Gae
Was without any very brilliant features.
n RuF t6S t aits @Es0anE a sni P sRS T Grst s' so1nd t @as
finished with Houghton l up. At twenty-seven
hSsls the eSe men IN w at t Gsep t6 HPi Ths pi hSis. B BeES
shots each topped his bali. but Hoqghton made
From the the thirtY:thhird, hole both men drove iT
short, Barker lotted short Of the green, and
With the game still unwon both drove hard.
Barker T T6nS H5ni0Ptun nate and went bsnut iPS9 high dh
OF oF''f the hole. The Harvard man was was
e. 4ou thS green sew IN made = and aSot SSP b shS u hGIS d IN 4;
OF iSO yards, Barker drove ITO. His iron shot
was poor and he was Just at the edge Of the
green In 2. Houghton made the green easily
men shook. hands amid applause. Houghton
must win the cup next year TO have II become
with the semi-inals In the morning and the
finals in the afternoon for the Presidents Cup.
Each, round will be eighteen holes. In this
W. Bishop will play G. A Phelps In the semi
finals.
CHICAGO. Sept. GA high wind. which blew
raw and chilly of the lake. hampered the play
In the women's golf tournament at onwentsia
to-day. In the women's handicap Misses Ram
sey and Jones and Mines. Chase and Cutter
Off tomorrow. Miss Shearson won the prize
for the best gross SCORE at III. with Miss Car
penter a close second at 112. Mrs. Hobart O,
Chatneld-T Taylor and Miss Carpenter will meet
TOMORROW in the finals for the Governors Dup.
The Benedict Cup will be contested for, and the