The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-08
NoTEa.

NOTES.
Tho following additional entries have been
received for the public tournament at Van
Cortland Park next Saturday: Eugene Delmar,
Floyd Bloomer Smith. D. Smith, Henry Archi.
bald, Thomas T. Archibald. Theodore Rooso-
welt Pell, Paul b. RoSsiro. G.. w. Dor
and, William Van voorhis Stephens,
r. w. Conrow, and Richard Cass. In
response to various inquiries the information IL
holes. medal play Without handdicSps ~ T TSsf aTHs
prize will be- the d. p. MoroSini Cup. to be won
twice before. becoming the property Of any ono
fall at Van Cortlandtu until won out. Second and
third prizes will be golf clubs and a caddie bag. As
urday between 10 4. NJ. and 2 +. NJ. but not
vided for each pair; If not, the players must
score for each other. Entries close on Friday
will govern the contest. and the ground rules to
DO observed will be announced before the start.
the sq Fai is dtSiFIEC1 oasnt TN G GSPn efaS. Mhi SsSPfi IS Z .Bs "a.
ter member of tho M. G. A. No less than six
cups. with two sweepsteke, COMPETITIONS. are
matches. the dates being SO fixed that one or
two Of the prize competitions will fall on each
for next Saturday. The Fairfield team has
made these arrangements for team matches:
p1 ASrrl; ne@ sS%HSsy COIL eSlf 6 Club. at at Gsp PeeS%IcS.. JUNE JUNE e. 1s.
Dyker Meadow Golf Club. at Dyker Meadow. Aug. 90.
Soif e SHTB at Sol dr cinS; Ct NS Sep1o r. Au Ere 9; %sG P sgl1
Club. ut Bridgeport, Sept. 8. Brooklawn Golf Club,
to be fixed.
The final contests for the club championships
were held at the Harbor Hill Golf Club on Sat
morning. in the last round OF tho competition
that began on Memorial Day. G. Z: Armstrong
beat Charles T. Stout by 2 up and 1 to play. In
Malcolm Graham, Jr.. the holder of tho cham
pionship cup, and beat him by 8 up and 2 to
play. In the finals for the Consolation Cup, f.
d: Crowell beat Paul b. Cooke by ! up. but only
after a twenty-two.hole match. In the finals
for the women's championship. Miss NJ. Worth,
S SanaSr by yt Miss iss A pfRS. K. RobinSSon .O the eitIenbol %a:
In the second half of the match between
wood Country Club. Paul won by 4 up and 8 to
| play. Paul made tho last round In 81 strokes.
The first match, at Fairfield q week ago. was
The St. Andrews Golf Club year book. taste
fully bound in white cloth, with the st. An
cover, has just been issued. Besides the full
text of the constitution and bylaws. the booklet
contains a list OF the officers, committees and
George Hunter and Laurence Curtis. Presi-
dent Of the Y. s; g, A., and three
We'll and Z. +. quincy. There are a27 regular aEH:
members and twenty. junior members. The
Morristown Field Club has also sent out itS
has a fine map of the nine-hole links. 1t 10 es.
Sentially a family club and until 1893 a tennis
club only. 1t became a field club in that year.
and two years later a golf course was laid out.
Many OF the members belong also to the Morris
County Golf Club. Tho Morristown Field Club
has 233 active members. twenty-three non-resi.
dent members. thirtNfour junior members and
236 women members.
Mungo Park, Jr, professional at tho DykeP
Meadow Golf Club. left for Myopia yesterday in
order to practice for the open championship.
Willie Dunn is already on the scene. Willie
Tucker of st. Andrews and the rest of the local
contestants will start on Monday or Tuesday.