New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
GOLF.
FINAL MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
OF THE NORTH JERSEY SHORE
GOLF LEAGUE--THE NEW
PORT TOURNEY.

The deciding game in the series for the cham
pionshp Of the North Jersey Shore Golf League.
which is 70 take place tomorrow at Deal beach
between the Deal Beach and Norwood teams. VIII
have an added interest from the fact that should
the former win Il will a tie for the cup.
which car only he decided by additional match.
At present the Norwood Golf club leads with
record OF FIVE ma tches won and none lost. while
the Deal Beach Golf Club has four victories to ns
credit and defeat. The Laurence Harbor
Country club comes next with two victories aud
three defeats. and the Hollywood Golf Club foOts
the list with five straight defeats Should the
Norwood team win tomorrow 1t will take the cup
clean record OF which its members may be
deservedly proud bur IL defeated It will be forced
to meet the Deal Beach team at some supseaaent
between these teams early in The season Norwood
will be strengthened by the addition of several
strong men. and as the advantage OF home
Promises to bo exceedingly close Jasper Lynch,
DR.. Burdett 0Connor and s. NJ Allen who dd
their presence viii add considerably to the chances
Of success. With them will he g. H. Murphy,
varsity team: A. p. Ballard and J. 81 conkin,
Inks al OF ""0" nave some rep"'A"0" o" '0'A'
The automobile Is becoming close rival n golf
means Of outdoor amusement at Newport. but
1t has also added not little 70 the number who
paronze the links In making the golf club
II Is n half dozen of these
chimes lined up in tho clubhouse circle while their
owners Of the links having II out with
Colonel Bogie." and the bicycle. which such
a frequent sight ago has almost entirely
dsa ppeared. Just now the Newport golfers are
busy with plans for tho open tournament. 10 he
held there from August % 10 September 3 In
elusive, and to Judge from the eaborateness Of
the preparations the affair will eclipse any similar
view. william X. Vanderbilt. ir, offers costly
gold medal for the player making the best net
score in the closing handicap. while Buchanan
Winthrop. tho clubs president. will present the
trophy 10 the winner of the match play. The
tournament Is to begin with the usual medal round
Of thIrty-sx holes I'm which the best sixteen will
qualify for the presidents cup. but unlike the
customary procedure I'm such Journeys those
who fail qualify must play A second round Of
thrty-six holes before the best eight Will be
by the Board Of Governors. Entries should be
made on or before August o to the Greens Com
mite which is composed Of John Bolt. Victor
Sorchan and Arthur T. Kemp
Quite recently" says a United States consular
report golf clubs made In the United States have
been brought into England and their arrival has
excited much comment. There Is doubt that
most American articles manufactured from wood
are cheaper and better made than similar articles
manufactured in England" This, however Is but
n semi-oficia recognition Of condition with
which golf players here have long been familiar.
Some time ago IL was asserted excellent au-
thortv that orders for almost ten thousand club