The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-01
GOLE.
No Decision ms to the Place for Holding the
Open Championship.

NO DeCihtOn Ms TO INC fihco Ior HAoioIuk tno
Open Championship.
There Is still as much uncertainty regarding
the place and time of the open championship Of
1898 as there was at the adjournment of the
annual meeting Of the U. 8. G.. A. on Feb. II.
With the Morris county course selected for tho
amateur championship and Ardsley for the
wouen's event, the meeting ended without any
action on the open championship further than
to leave the settlement Of the matter with tho
Executive Committee. st. Andrews, although
amateur and open events at its links. is not q
bidder for the open, event alone. 1t was said
At its March meeting tender the open champion
ship to st. Andrews, the offer would be de-
c.ined. In that case there is Q chance that tho
event would be held at the Philadelphia Coun-
local pros think would be an excellent place
that three months shall Intervene between tho
dates OF tho amateur and open championship
s s5 see Of The golfers il; ai he na" to have Wsf bees a a. m nst | os
for the reason that i was not stipulated that
the amateur event should be held first in each
open event lies In the showing made against
the professionals by the winner and runner up
pionship in june, as now talked Of. and the ANA
teur in September, this interest will be taken
p out IF the he d 5Est s9nse I'll. T Tsa. d Sa SdISin nigh sbs
in November. which is usually an ideal month
In In the latter event. however. Joe Lloyd. tho hold.
or of the open championship. would probably
m ne Il aS'e after the IT, Season ends at the Esser
Country Club in September.
The situation of the nine-hole links laid out
by Willie Dunn for the Dayton Golf Club is
one of the most picturesque in Ohio. and the
varied nature Of the ground gives ample oppor-
tunity for good play. Outside Of Cleveland
and Cincinnati; the Dayton club is the largest
Talbot. Vice-President;o G. II. Wood. secre.
tary; Valentine Winters, Treasurer. and George
tho first rank, is captain. The Officers, with
Frank Andrews. Capt. j. :; Crane, G. d. Mead.
I I6%e. constitute asElsrti III Tie Il Board o. aa Of GoTcr an@ d. C.
Holland tho star or the Boston College Moet.
Boston. Feb. 2s.-HarvArd was twice defeated
tonight at the mammoth athletic meet held by
the Boston College A. A. in Mechanics building.
w. J. Holland OF Boston College was the indi.
forty-yard consolation. run against Rush and
other good men, and fairly running Buck Of the
ineeisi' io Ss Is Il seconds So Il t one 80 second saS df4 sloWer
than the worlds indoor record, Bray. the vii.
i ibs a4o G snt ESQ s gsTa ssn shSWsa fgIsas ler% In
4o.Yard Dash. Noyics-Wop by q, D. Daley, Har
ward A. AZ J. N, o'Hara. Boston College A. a, SEQ.
ond: g. 7. Bureh- Massachusetts Tech. third. Time.
to:lsrd Dash, Handleag-won by N; willard. Har.
High. 7 feet. seconds q. J. Halliday. 5 feet. third.
Time. 4 81 seconds.
I,GoO Yard Invitation Run-won by John BRAY.
Williams Collegei @. c. HOllunder, Knickerbockst
A. O., second: J. J. Moynehan. Holy Cross A. A.,
4o.Yard Dash. invitStlon-won by W. J. Holland.
."sSHd' o i" y. 'RsSdips.h' Harvard 4. A.. third. '' Tins..
one Mile Run, Handicap-won by W. Stuart. WASH
ingt0n Central High School. 20 yards; J. d. Mcguire,
lambridgeport A. A., 10 yards. second; \. p. Rock.
well, Harvard A. A, so yards, third. Time. min.
utes g. seconds.
Forty Low Hurdles. Handicap-won by O.
u. DsIy, Harvard; g. 7. Woodbury.. fnglssh High
Rchool, 7 feet, second; @. r.. Burch, MAssachusstt1
Tech, third. Time. 8 3-5 seconds.
Relay Team Races-Ono mile-MasS. Tech. beat
Dartmouth. Time. 3 minutes ~ 30 seconds. Roston
College A. A, beat KnickerbockerA A, c: Time. 0 min.
utcs 81 seconds. Hopkinson's school beat Noble and
GraenOugh's. Time. b minutes "a 20 seconds.
Running1Highu JUMP. HandirAp-Won by S. G. Fl.
lis, Harvard A. A., 69 Inches. d feet Oh inches. @. 4.
Rotch, Haryord A. A., b2 inches, second, . feet 81
inches; Y. X. Baxter. Mass Tech, D inches. third, .
$50. Yard Run, HaudIcap-wOn by y. p. Nelson, II.
A. A, pS yards; N, Kelleher. Cambridge. A. A., 40
yards, Secondi ]. Bordman Jr, First Regiment A. A.,
IL yards, third. Time. 9 minutes z 40 seconds.
4lO.Y ard special un-Won by W. j, Holland. BoS-
ton College A Al j. Buck. Knickerbockcr A. o., SEQ
Und. Time. 90 seconds.
Massachusetts Tech, 20 yards; II. u. Hewitt Harvard
IA, 20 yards, seCOndi j NJ. FIR no, Klon ike A. A.,
go yards. third. Time. % 30 seconds,
Team beat Amherst, Time, 0 min.
utes "a 40 seconds. Yale 1901 beat Harvard 1901.
Time, o minutes 10 seconds.
beat Harvard Time, 2 minutes ~ bsoonaSS