New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-01
COLE.
YOUNGER PLAYERS CARRY ALL BEFORE
THEM AT NEWPORT
FoXHAIL. KEENB BEATEN BY CLARK. OF HAN
vARD-soCIETY WELL REPRESENTED
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AT THE TOURNAMENT
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Newport r. L. Aug 31.-After n day Of fast golf
the four survivors In the Newport tournament are
Sargent Vanderpool Clark and Hubbard Both 'he
first and second rounds at match play were ce
clded ard tomorrow vanderpoo will play sargent
and Hubbard will meet Clark. The maj Ha'c" 'o'
the cup will be decided Saturday
As seems 10 be the rule in golf this season. 'ne
younger players carrying all hetore thei''' Va
the sixty men who started In yesterday prem"
Inor,es the older clement has been c"npieteN
eliminated. The significance Of this Hes IN i'S oea
ing on the amateur championship next month"; io'
II ability IS measured by success some OF '"o
Youngsters here will be hard to beat on the Chilli
pionshp links. 90,
Alexander II. Tiers. OF the Morris County ton
Club was one Of the visitors to the tournament
this afternoon. and after watching the lihy nc ~
I,pressed the opinion that the major part oil III.
championshp laurcs would be taken by some y,
these boys Certainly tho results to-u'y VIZ
seem to bear him out in the prediction foN""i
Kecne who was regarded by many as 'h' PoSS'"'o
winner OF the cip beaten by George - "'"'
jr Of Harvard. while the veteran Hartman VS.
,,,,,o,oi,, unbiased by G.; c. Hubbard. strip
ling OF nineteen. 10 ono
Put ~ II was day OF surprises It was also one
OF consistent and mertorious play N'e"e ''1
Harrison were beaten not because theV Sl'"'"
ter In golf the balance between victory n"r
defoat IA often so slight that distinctions a III =
sort are difficult but today successes !" wv"
these instances were well earned ana thoIo"S"'S
deserved. Keene took his defeat luesuy, ~ f,ce
was easy TO read his disappointment IN MS i"'''
"TU keep at H. lust the same. was about ms "".y
comment. He left the links after me iH'''" !"
take part in the yacht race in the tay. 18th ,.a,
rounds the crowd In the afternoon wa. ,"'te ' ,r
Perry Belmont drove his four-in-hand 10 dh"
grounds and inc gathering about the r , a.
considerably gayer hhn ytsl'fiay ,, Idr Gowns
weather permitted the wearing OF sunni n, = raia
and the presence Of so many women Irnt u 800
the Barontss Deiere. Mrs. buchanan Winihr2p
Miss Winthrop, Mrs EliSh4 3yf E5d II.' Mr. T. T.
Lorllard Mrs. +. Rollins Mason and Miss MaSo"'
GoLF1NG GIRLS IL FAULTLEss ATTIRE.
The golnng Clrl here Is n model Of etiquette silent
az n sphinx when watching the play AT the greens
and chatty and gay only when conSratuauns ,ne
winners afror the matches are over ui''"e "-i
sisters at shinnecock ard Morris County. however
she shows her enthusiasm not AT all. There are no
morning jaunis in shrtwaists and short skirts' such
as mark some Of the other tournaments: NoooGg
was ever known 10 see her further away IMAM IT,
homo green. Gowned In the most faultefs a'tHt
and with the ever-rcsdy orgnette sne axes nel
"gor' In homeopathic doses ana trusts 10 some
one else to explain what II a means, ,rre,ne III.
Keenes defeat was not wnolS sur iiS'nH' . rs
opponent Clark. has made an nylaon irpu'a',,bb
opening the opinion was ABOUT evenly u.H,usa az
70 their erits lark has ,hc fal 6SoS s~ ab Ie
a
rid himself OF u body motion characteristics OF AZ
his strokes The first hole is a short one. Only -
E"enc made a clean drive and laid the ball within
forty feet Of ne hole narS vas rom her, II Was
an easy approach to the green ana ne vs. do st
an mis- ucxf shot Then came the SURPRISING pait
~ he nerforman,e From distance Of hfty feet
clark made the hole on his put hcPne nn., ,n
luck WIS not all on Clarks side In pgitins, f9r
me next hole the latter knocked keenes pan ~
score even on tho following hole keene missed
Fowl. FOO, pu, 10 have. and lost by to .. Inc
is only 10 yards and even VIII pu, oot a sh ,2on
he an easy mater 20 , eaI5y T Nn gT3vc
T@ninR again with the usual penalty. h. mace
The green buy caI TX ma ,S No Sf d'9 1Tk opHes his
hrass.y ana landed In the high grass 20 ne yer,
done. md Keene Won, az 10 ~ iro ,n' instead
Keere made IN" mistake ~ using an irph lnst'H
xceno was considerably short Of H. He played the
odd for the approach. ana ,iark Won o., J" cio,L
,aN henn showing grand work on the tees; but in
going for the scVsnth he puled ,nS 'a ephand~d
Golfer he might have played out hut as II was ne
brassey. he practically os' TIE hole a, ,ha, point;
,or Keeue was the sIeen IN ? A. this sag ~
showed STAYING power that was ~ natH a., cor
rast 10 nj. eEhlnian hnl ke~ne wa. down
and Clark held his advantage safey 10 the 'nh
GorDFINCH. THE ENGrIsHMAN. BEATEN.
A NJ Coates ~ Newport. had n runaway match
with Curtis in the same round. and won by up
and to play. Sargent. who made the TOP 'cor"
I'm Yesterdays prelminarics. took hnrd-earneh
victory over Winthrop Rutherford that was not
decided until tho last hole Talbot. the Tuxedo
plavor easily disposed ~ Phelfer. while Wander
pool defeated the Engllshman. Godhnch. hy UP
and TO play The other noteworthy victories In
this round won by Cutting ana Hubbard
Cutting had as his opponent J9e monte. r. ON,
Tbnaio onIv hv a single stroke in tho medal play.
btt, fa he
Hubbard put Hartman out OF inc ,oniuAient III
clever style. beating him by up ana 3 TO play.
"Wilue" Davis no Newport professional. shows
that American amateurs have improved ~ per cent
10 10y others Is doubtful but IN" contrast was suf
Nclentlv marked 10 make comment. Sargent was
ared Win Gacs era nvcfrsR no so Te[S piazza YSe
that he regarded Coates as one Of "a" Leading
here he was considered man for the semi
finals At the sixteenth hol" Coates was dormIe
two. II takes the imperturbahilitv Of a college boy
IN hold his own Under such circumstances. and
Sargent was certainly not lacking IN that quality
and the ball dropped dead This b OF good fortune
gave him the hole. ON The eighteenth he made
OPPORTUNITY to win With tho score even, an ad-
dlona hole was played, and here again Sargent
but sargent was not the only one to display
while. been having hot match with Barker and
at the twelfth hole. was down lie got the long
ing tho last three In each. which gave him tho
match by NJ. This brill liant finish was In sirt
and shows that he has learned the prime requisite
OF golf which IL to keep your head whore nature
Hubbard and Cutting furnished a surprise for
the onlook"rs. for Hubbard. who has nev"r APP
less than mp and to go II was Cuttings poor
YORK on the rec o nal lost Sr nm me ms He
derpool and Talbot. and here again there was
clever work on both sides. Narderpool is ranidiy
/ pet Inc no me- M "A Z lNpr md htu