The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-16
PRIZE AWARDS AT BALA.
NOV THE TROPHIES OF THE TOMFN'S
CH<NPIONSHIP HERE DITIDED.

|
Open Tourney at tho Wee Burn Club This
| Week.-Mrs. Underhill and Mrs. Fox May
| Play at Bnltusrol on Thursday -IntercOl'
| lcgiate Meeting VIII Begin on Oct. 20.
| Aside from having the runner-up to Miss
| Ruth Cnderhill. the Women's Golf League OF
| Philadelphia did not furnish any Of the lmpor-
| tant prize winners at the L. 8. q. A. Women'a
championship. although as the event had been
played on one Of Its home links a different re-
suit had been expected The four L. s. G, A.
medals were won 10y Miss Underhill. Mrs. c. L.
Fox. Miss Elsie Cassatt and Miss Oliver.
1t is the third championship in which Phila-
dephia has produced a bronze medallst Miss
F. c. Grlscom having been a winner on two
occasions. and 1t is the first time that the silver
medal for tho runner-up has gone to that city.
Although not on the championship honor roll
this year. Miss +. G. Griscom has shared in the
special prizes. as the following list OF the win
ners OF these shows:
For Three Best Scores in Qualifying Round
Miss BeanI Hoyt, Bhinnecuck Hills Mics l. G.
Gri.com. Merton Cricket; Miss Anna Sands. New.
port.
Driyn,, Putting and Approaching Contests Cups
offered by A. G. Harrison and d. Frank Clydc-M
Marion diver. Albany Country club. Mrs. T. o..
T.f@S Miss May ParSn Ara'y
Sill and the County Club Miss Grace b. Keyos Con.
cord q. o. Miss Anna Sands Newport gross score
Mixed Foursome For cups offered by, c. A. Grt,com
Morris County Miss Beatri1 Hoyt and II. Terry, Jr.
gross score prize.
The one unpleasant episode Of the tourns-
Manice in the scoring round This. 1t Ia said
by some OF the golfers. requires further e1-
PLANTATION.
st. Andrews decision to give up It's i nv
morrow ' tuesday va and ID Wednesday,. leaves tho
tourney OF the Wee Burn Golf cub the only
S Sc . t. ont tns M 4. 9 and
Most Of the prominent clubs will be repre-
sented in the lusIityinqg round and in tho team
committee, will receive entries until Tuesday
evening. The prizes are unusually handsome.
The playing length OF the course is 2725
lows: IA. 32s 235. $50. 24s $50. i73. 407 and
q, 80 A new clubhouse has been com
pleted and is to be formally opened with this
tournament
Women will have the monopoly of the mid
day they will play the long and short course
cup matches at thu Morris County Golf Club.
caps at the Richmond County and Nassau
County links. and on Thursday the womens
oren tournament will be held at the BGltus:ol
Golf Club. This wi be one-day AFFAIR. dur
ing which no less than three Guns and six
minor prizes will be competed for.
have been invited to play. The entries close
tomorrow. evening. with Louis Keller. secre-
tary. 81 Liberty street.
The Metropolitan Golf Association has fixed
Nov. ?. 3, and for the third annual open tour
programme will DO, out in few days. The
prizes will probably be n scratch. foursome and
handicap cups. There will. Of course. be the
usual gross score and runner-up prizes.
On Saturday. at the Deal Beach Golf Club
c. II Murphy beat Irving Brokaw in tho finals
u.
cards we're:
M Mtn1sH ....::..s : 91%5 10
B h%!R&y ,...1 S.S 10 IS IS
HoT STRINGS Va. Oct. 15-Thc fnalists for
members. Alfred /; Norris beating i. ".
ton Cup finals D. Wickham beat Fred sterry. BY
a.f Sf og fa WITH Win yR. es saT
OF ~ won the gross score prize.
Tho intercollegiate Golf Association cham
ponsh p meeting OF 1899 will begin on Wednes-
day. Oct %. at the Garden City Coli Club.
to continue during the week
FLUSHING. Oct. 1.-THE candidates for the
Colpmbia University golf team played in the
o SnS mdTnns fSs eo.e
they marched up Main street. giving their col
ege cheers. thcre was general rush Of the
residents to know what had struck the town.
Dixon. J. q, Bates. W L. Gunther. S. 2. Nash.
/. Rhodes, Jr. l., = Cheney, f. Baxter, H. ,.
BmIket, nHrry Mitchell sISnr A. LdwHrds H.
these men will contest in the finals W. II.
Dixon. member OF last years team. made the
best score, beating boyle = up. This record
for the Flushing links has only been surpassed
by Waiter ]. Travis.
The Nth contest for the Flushing trophy was
played this afternoon on the Flushing Golf
Club links, There were three tied FOR first
place before to-day. one OF these was W. Is.
Harrison. BY winning to-day Harrison stands
three ahead and is an almost sure winner OF
the prize. The scores to-day were