The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
GOLF AT WESTCHESTER.
,,oSIN0 PLAY IN THE OPEN MIXED
EoURyOME COMPETITION.

AL. tu,b rndsrhiIl and james A. Tying DO
S,t Come Up to Expectatiens-Prixes Go
A, EngIewood - Team Matches Started
al the Nassau Links - Ardsley Scores.
<.u leaders on their net scores came to the
tent At the Westchester Golf Club open mixed
,,,r.om. tournament yesterday. for the best
..,rs an that ratio was cut from 102 TO 81.
This result was achieved by Mrs. Thomas
,rb,rbat and +. b. Wesson OF the Engowood
COT club who won the nrst prizes. Their
..,I v,s 40. u. 90. The second prizes also
,snt to Eng swood. being won by Miss Travis
o,d F. Is. Barrett, with the card 100.
=" 81. The best gross score during
,hs tournament. l07. made b. Miss
r,S, and O. f. Tiffany was not
,.v,,sd Yesterday. although II had been an
,,o,,,,ed that Miss Ruth Undsrhill and James
,rrnr would not only lower that score. but
ai,,, he record OF 1Ol, held by Miss Bsatrix
Nov, and W H. Sands. That pair were at
scratch, but Miss Underhill and her partner
Rad N accent an impost OF plus four. which
...neI somewhat severe. They made the
,ound in 100 the bulk OF tho playing devolving
an Mia. Underhill. for Tying had struck ono OF
nj. boo, putting and approaching days. The
woman champion. besides. had the worst OF
,hs luck, notably from the first tee on the
.,copd round. when drive that would prob
,tlv have made distance OF 175 to lSo yards
VA. c,urht IN the top branches OF a tres that 10
right n the line Of play. The cards follow;
Croft Heap. Net
Mr.. Thomas thatcher and r. B. Nesson-
oai %! : . 3 : SSiS 81 10 IA %
Mma. Ttsvt. ,ad Frank D. barrett
a.. : 8 3 : Z ! 81 100 10 %
Mr and Nj, John smith. Povolton-
Out s,if ! ! 3 8 SS--SS1 II. 10 10.
NJ and MIS- charlie. Adams Dyksr Meadow
Gu - ! ! SO SO l,s ,o7
Nj and Mrs. " NJ, Garland, Marine ana Field
Ss'.'SS 3 81 ns IA ,o1
Miss Louise Maxwell and A K. Whitman. Nassau
o. o. = 70 10 ! : 3 : SIS ,,s ,s
d. Ard Mrs. !. A. W. Wells. Enslsvood-
Ct q ! : = ! t S IL. ITO
Me, ieirck,on and Charles T. Martin. Bsl,usrol-
o. : 3 s-SSt II, II IL,
Mss Ruth underhsil snd JamesA Tying
Ont ! : : . : g s-ss loops. us
Mr, wc.son and Charles wheeler Barnes
G f . y III i sit So ,27 IL us
Norslt. in club competitions are at this
late d,,e few Aad far between. At the Nassau
Country Club yesterday. however, a form OF
eomretiton was started that was 4 decided
SUGGEST, |, was one that couli only be carried
out on tho same scale bya iarre club. although
worth initiating in the smaller ones. Tor
.F.r a qna.iiying handicap eight teams
hat been pigked out to go, to a finish at
rh,.ch MAY for a set Of handsome tro.
IS. Tho going brought out a series OF
lively contests The scoring, however. was
rather on tho high side. Tor halling wind
Prevailed II was against the players on the
iGl.yar circus" hole. 30 thaL even thu bodies,
driver felt satisfied 20 reach the green with
wood and the wind also made the 5oO-yard
second hole i hard one to negotiate within a
strnEe pi par golf A a eomVensa' ion. how
ever tho wind h.lped the ball from the seven
tsen'h tee and the green. $50 yards away, over
Tho Iu0.yari water carry, could easily be
gAirei Nth the m i-lron. The greens were
ver, good and, as the scheme OF the puttins
grounds has been planns on liberal scale.
IN must holes the putt-r cJu'i be used when
within forty Yards ~ the green, TIE circus"
uaGthr eighth gre NJ ere the only on ss guarded
By a bunker Tni long cutters have a great
ch.nce. The following 10 The summary OF the
different matches: