New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-22
GOLF CONTESTS TO-DAY.
WORK BEGUN ON THE ST. ANDREWS CLUB
HoUsE-ENTRIEs FOR THE DYkEH
MEADOW TOURNAMENT.

TIL. contract for the work on the addition 70 th'
| CT Andrews Club house calls for competitor o.
the building by May l. John Reid ex-presioeh, D
| tho club said yesterday. however that the ne"
rortion would probably not be ready before MA,
- rh. addition IL 70 be made on the south and
east of the present building. and. when completed
will more than double the capacity OF the cruz
house. The new wing Is 10 contain the main DIN
,ng-room opening into spacious piazza 10 p'
used I'm connection with the other as summer
dinine-room; a womans recepton-room ana gen
eraI sitting room for members and the guests Inc
second story will be devoted exclusively TO mem
bers' sleeping apartments
A special Washington's Birthday handicap mas
hoor arranged 10 take place to-day entries for
which are to be received up TO the time OF sta.',
,ng The conditions TO be eighteen holes meda
NAV with handicaps limited to twenty-iou'
strokes .
Golf Club announced yesterday the teams whlcn
I'll oorre,s on the Dyker Meadow links THIS
.orrtno in the contest between the married ana
single men of the club. The entries received up 10
iosr evening numbered twenty-eght Tne oppo-
nents are to meet as follows, the names vi 'n'
married men being placed first: Daniel Chauncey
ord T C. Powers ]. II. Merritt and A. l." MOTIFS
w p Crittenden and w. X. Fowler. w H. CRIT
len and G. p hoffman. S. 5. Chauncey and Ed
ward w levitt A. II. Porter. tr.. ana A. H. FISH,
charles Adams and r. l.. Cuthbert. W. a. futnai"
-, Soruan Dixie Albert c. Jennings and T. A.
ca,or u T. McClachlin and W. c. Nesmith. H.
~ corbauph and F. r. Kellogg. Thomas A. Eddy
and Frederick j. Phillips. +. L. kaibheisch anu
n "a studweu Frank Lyman and j. H. seaman.
,-ho largo number OF entries received oy Jasper
NH secretary OF the Lakewood Golf CUB Tor
- ona, ,our.ome which has been arranged by that
- ,or ,re entertainment OF its members and hou-
A.. ,,es,. to-day indicates that the affair VIII Dc
Iii az interesting as the recent Lincoms bn'n-
nrominent teams to take part are j. A. iyns an.
u p Toler Batusrol Louis r. Bayaro' IT, a'ia
II q Leavltt Baltusrol; Finlay . Dousias anu
rdward Leavitt, Fairfield jasper Lynch anu ~
MATTHEW. Lakewood; IL ID. Hollins ana H. d. nor
Inns IT, WestDrook; J. Borden hartman anu AieA
ander Morten, Knollwood' George ~ rom'e anu
"a, N Mccawley. Philadelphia Country Club: F.
:" -, and + E. V. Bond Fairfield; James
NJ rIee e md Chauncey f. Kerr Ocean County;
49, " Norey and A. j. McClave, Lakewood:
alexander Graham and H. c; knox; Sor t, Jersey E
1nuntrv: w n. Davis and Howard Colby. Essex
County, ana r. r -""'P'' ~ ~
hep enc trouble which has been brewing between the
i,n"Dv from which its links are leased. has
rsarbed a point where the land company has re.
fused TO rent It's grounds TO the golf club after
Iuy / when the lease expires. The trouble arose
80 The time when Andrew Freedman president OF
~. New-York Baseball Club. had his men at
Lakewood for early spring practice. and vss a.
70 prevent this. the land company ploughed up
the diamond. and the golf club promptly brought
suit The ego h has ne am owned no b~
Streus and will lay out an elghteen-hole course
an the new property. Robert Kerr said yesterday
that the lease would probably DO signed next week
will be utilized clubhouse. after certain alter
ations have been completed