The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-20
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STATE COLE TOURNIMENT
Second Days's Results-Beach and Che
ney of New Haven Beaten.


Bridgeport, July 19.--The weather ia
vored the second day of the second
tournament of the Connecticut Golf
| league. Of the four Brooklawn players
who qualified for the finals only one
survived yesterdays match, and he was
| Stephen Fl. Patterson, who will meet
T. l.. Cheney of the Fairfield County
Golf club tomorrow in the final match.
OF the four Brooklawn players e. l..
Ives lost to r. d. Sanford of Ljtchfeld
by 1 up in the first round; Harry Tay-
| lor lost to T. l.. Cheney of the Fairfield
Golf club by 2 up in the second round;
r. S. Hincks lost to w. B. Cheney of
New Haven by z UP, to play, in the
second round; S. Patterson beat r. Pat
terson of Litchfield by up, to play,
in the second round. The other two in
the second round We're F. S. Rossiter
and e. H. Seeley of Wee Burn, in which
Seeley won, 6 up, to play
In the third round and semi-final con-
test were the two Cheneys, T. L. Che
Cheney of the New Haven club, Steph-
en- Patterson Of BrooklaWn and G. H.
Seeley of Wee Burn. The two Cheneys
paired and Patterson and Seeley made
the other two. The result was that T.
l.. Cheney bested w. B. Cheney by the
score of 3 up, to play, and Patterson
won from Seeley by up, 8 to play. To-
morrow Cheney and Patterson will meet
and decide whether Brooklawn or
Greenwich will claim the championship
of the state
The consolation match was commence
ed soon after the championship contest.
The following are the results of the first
round Consolation match--F. G. Beach
beat w. T. Haviland by up and to
play j. Lyon beat H. l.. Williams by 7
up and to play; r. Stoddard boat Aus
tin by two up; w. L. Baldwin beat r..
w. Cogswell by up and 5 to play; r..
Moore beat L. E. Rogers by 2 up and l
to play; N NJ Bronson beat H. H.
Knapp by / up; d. M. Barney beat S.
II. Bonner by up; Eaton beat Thorne
by up and / to play.
In the second round j Lyon of Brook
lawn beat F. G. Beach Of New Haven
by up and 2 to play; w. l.. Be ldwin
of Brooklawn beat T. Stoddard of Wee
Burn by up and to play; N. Bronson
of Waterbury beat r. Moore of Quaga-
napoxet by up and to play; d. N.
Barney of Greenwich beat l.. f. Eaton
of Stafford Springs by / up.
In the third and semi-final round w.
l.. Baldwin beat j. Lyon by up and 4
to play, and N. r. Bronson beat D. N.
Barney by 2 up. 1t so happened that
there are six entries, which Will cause
the players to play byes.
In the first round of the foursome
Austin and Williams beat Cooley and
Sterling of Hartford by l up; Woolsey
and woolsey of New Haven beat Chap
pell and Wallner of Greenwich by up
and 1 to play; Ives and Throne OF
Brooklawn beat Holmes and Rogers Of
Waterbury by up and to play: COX
and Gillespie of Greenwich beat Knapp
and Smith of Brooklawn; Williams and
Pitt of Wee Burn beat Sanford and
Baldwin of Litchfield by up and to
play; Leavitt and Phelps of Greenwich
beat Jones of Brooklawn and Bonner Of
Greenwich by up and to play.
In the second, round Woolsey and
Woolsey beat Austin and Williams by
Q UP; Cox and Gillespie beat Ives and
Thorne by up and 2 to play; Leavitt
and Phelps beat Williams and Pitt by
2 up and to play. Tomorrow will be
devoted wholly to playing the finals of
the contests.