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The sun., 1899-12-30
COURT TENNIS.
Special Matches for the Opening of Tuxedo's
Racquet and Tennis Club.

Tuxedo Park will be the scene OF one OF the
pleasantest functions in It's history to-day.
when the new tennis and racquet
courts OF the Tuxedo Club will be for
mally opened with appropriate ceremonies.
Tho inaugural programme provides for three
days OF exhibition play In the tennis section
between amateurs and professionals OF the
highest standing In their respective classes.
As stated in THE SuN OF Dec. %. the feature
scheduled for this afternoon is a match OF
best three out OF Ave sets between Z. II.
Miles. amateur champion Of England. and
Thomas Petit. professional champion OF
America. The latter came on from
Boston yesterday and lett for Tuxedo last
night. while Mr. Miles lie already on the scene.
having accepted the office OF Secretary and
Treasurer to the new club. Lawrence NJ.
Stockton Of Boston. the amateur champion
Of America. will referee this interesting
match.
On the following days the special attractions
scheduled include the followint matches:
George Il, Fearing. Jr.. former champion
q America. vs.. + H. Miles, Lawrence
cess n Cu6, London. Ls d p% but now @ Of the Tuxedo
club. Austin Potter OF Boston vs., .. +. Camp
bell. the lawn tennis ,eI.champon. Among
pnrt 10 the exhibitions are Morton Patton. L. Il.
Morgnn, Cecil Barring. f. A. Thompson and I.
The members Of the Racquet. and Tennis.
New York. and Of the Boston A. A.. have been
invited to attend. and among those who have
notified the secretary that they VIII be present
are:
Quincy A. shaw. Jr, amateur racquet cham.
piou of America; Robert Bacon, Cecil Bar
donoush II. Wai,ers' floyd warren whitney
Warren James Bl ecsc stanford VIII to, 9: Barbey.
Morton Patton. Charles B,hl.n. Richard Mortim.r.
Grenvle Kane. He bert Pell. Oliver Hartman. Jr.
Juillari f. II, Hartman. W n Garrison. G. II Coster.
Il. Fnl on Cutting. ; a. Haley, e. y Dodge.
4, Cammack Price Go lier. Edwin Post. Bruce
Prize. H.; 2 picrrepont. JrY J. =. Talmsvo.
H." ansas Rns%or' rSsoots S'orfe frepshasscn sasSs
aiuOry. s. caThsT,. Percy PTSe, walker Brssf.
smith. q. Grswold, Perry Chubb. 7. II. Benoiie.
u. C. de Rham., u. l. Ryes. ,Amo. French.
II. II, Hunncwell, 4. n. Warren, James brown Pot.
ter. W. Glyn, HrGksler, j. mes d. Lord.
Cooper Lord Z. RExs. Gould Hovt, Pierre Ioril.
lri JS, Philip Allen. Clarence Macksy aud Larry
/ Perkins.
All the rooms at the Tuxedo Club and Annex
have been engaged. Several Of the cottages
have also been lent to the club and will be
opened for the accom- m odation OF mem hers
The future plans ar" IN kcenlng with
Peter Latham, the worlds champion. who
! is due to arrive from England this
morning ,a0 WI, rlSy eaShi6it,i%nS daj,y
! the event Of GROWING interest will be hn in
ernational match OF beat three out OF five sets
| between Z. II. Miles and L. Stockton.
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COOK DEFEATS SEWALL.
REvERsE FOR COLUMBIA At INTER
COLLEGIATE CHESS.

,,, p,..r. o,c, Nor. F,ro. Ab.,d
""rN"Iu t'"ye A.. 49,, -. ,
OF Their Rivals IN 'he Eiehth annual
Tournament-Perry and Rice OutpIhy
tho Pr,pcetopisn.- Yale Holds Her Place.
49,,
At the conclusion OF the nth round OF the
JntarcoIIayia,e Chess tournament Yesterday,
t,a,,.asd sr"in ,ooL rho lead bv vi,tue NJ n
hhrNaru hHhin took t"o 'oa'' u, '''"o -,
double victory and the decision given to Rice
In tba gana aoainst Hunt left unfinished in
-, -, -, - wodnos,o, rol,,,hI,
the thiru rouhu on o.n.a""s' Nouhoa,
principally owing to the defeat administered
q, vouno S.wall nv the veteran Cook. had To
-, Vs ,, w " -. Vi -. .Lt-a
fail PACK into second pioco' iale kept '"'ro
position and Princeton was last.
Whi,o Eolt of bia had To tackle Morgan
W. .,'n W an,'roaon,n,tyo -, ,ha ioooi
OF rae tine junior represen'"'No " wv ,oea.
ya,o Tbs Harvard mir Perry and Rice were
80, e 49,. - p.,,a.,,,t.a. H., ga
pitted against the irin'etohlahs' huht anu
Henley. respectively.
The feature of Yesterdays play was the signal
y, -, =, -,
victory OF COOK over so"a" VINO 'nuS sunereo
The sun., 1899-12-30

The Brooklyn team of 1900 has n few open
dntoI for games to b" PLAYED away from homsl
Would like to hear from AL ilrSt class tenms,
Address Manager j. f. Elliott. 2l2 Clinton
street Brooklyn.
Tho Irrqu0ls team Of BROOKLYN PLAYED the
St Puts Team of Glen Cove nt Ia" cluh rooms
OF the latter on Thursday night, md were
easily Defeated, the score stan ling 81. PauIS.
40: lrOquOis. X.
The Yale men played their second game of
the trip nt Pittshurg on Thursday night. and
a 40 won their second victory. The crack five
Of the Western University Of PrnnsylvanA
were tn. opponents ot tho All Blue" team.
The fluul score was: Yale. 26: Western Uni-
yersity Of PENNSYLVANIA, 10.
Tho WogtchrStrr Whcelmpn team lined up
against III" Headquarters I'VE In Coum bia
Hail at Mount Vernon last n'ght, an' AFTER n
somewhat IOosc sort Of q game the home team
won by u score % ~ 10 ~. The opening game
was to hnyo been between the third team OF the
local Y. VI. G. \. and five from Flushing. but
the latter failed to appear
The Orange team was the easiest kind OF q
! proposition for the Fourth Separate Company
| hvo At IunRcrs last night. The soldiers with
| out an effort rolled M TX points in the FIRST
| half, while the Jcrsrymrn were banked,
| After a desperate raj y the Orange Ave scored
| a goal from the leld in the la't halt The
! militamen in tho meantime had scored IL
! points. Tho final score was: Fourth Separate
! Company. 20: Orange .
The sun., 1899-12-30

Stephen NJ Van Allen Of Jamaica and Dr.
h,ey m ~ os rhnSsdy m M tha IN S,ot az T.ay
DR. Weuber being III" winner, will shoot an
other match. TINS Tim" tho targets will uc live
ham rules. Ths stake will be a private wager
ol 500 u side and the cost of the pigeons. The
event will occur at Dexter Park Brooklyn, on
Jan. 3,
Headed by Abncr Powell. tho crack pitcher
nj the 81, Louis club, the vanguard OF the An
American baseball team sailed on a Morgan
Cuba. With Powell were: GOndug. Western
League Kansas City. team: Chilss, Philhdel-
pni2h team S.raeInf GnsnnSt; NsbAGls,es
lands and several minor league stars These
men. who are going 10 CuOa TO become ac-
c.imated. will be Joined later on by several
other major League stars.
The sun., 1899-12-30
CORNELL AND OLD pENN 4 TIE.
But Brown Has Not Scored Point In tho
Trinnrnlnr Chess Tourney.


AT the end of the third round OF the tri-
angular college chess tournament between the
students OF Brown. Cornell AMI tho University
OF PENNSYLVANIA. at the Manhattan Chess Club
yesterday afternoon, Old Penn was tie with
Cornell. each team having four and one-half
wins Brown hal failed to score a point. The
individual standing showed that Grimth OF
Pennsylvania was the only one with clean
score. having won three straight games.
On the first table the game between Lester
and Grif1lth was Of an exciting nature. The
latter had given up his queen for two ROCKS.
aud at ono stage II looked az " the Brown
representative would win. Griffith however.
played strongly and making his thirty-ninth
move he announced mate in nve. kar-
plnski had matters much his own way
in the next table against Davis, The
latter did not treat the French Defence
very we'll in the opening. Karpinski won
two pawns and after, thirty;six moves
neIli"n T fY Riedei on The third table a'tcr NV
four moves This. too; was an exciting Ralna.
In which Riede lost the queen tor tive r09ks i
was thought that ths In,er would not be as
ing a credtablo victory.
After play the students held another not her meet nnj
Nth kSrrBs s G9tne m ,e" Shat sns sns
decided To- hold the next annual tournament in
this city about Christmas an that the, conlbi-
nation shall be known as the Triangular Col
lcge Chess League. The Board Of Directors
will be composed Of one graduate from each
University As regards the inelgibility OF
players. u was decided that 20 student shall be
allowed to plav oftoner than four times In these
annual contests. and that TO student could
play after more than five yenrs OF natrirula-
ton One member OF the faculty from each
University Ia to lie seected to form he Boari
OF Trustees for tho Rice trophy. which VIII be
com peted for annually until one University has
won II three consecutive times, or Ave In all
The sun., 1899-12-30
RICOUETs.
r. Moorehead CieverIy Captures the school,
boy Championship.


The racquet tournament for the school.
boy ampionship ended yesterday at the
Racquet and Tennis Club In clean.cut victory
for +. Moorehead. St. Paul's School. Concord.
y. II. His success was enhanced by the fact
that he had to extend himself pretty well In
the match which led up to the final contest
Pomfret school, which was the only other In.
stituton represented, was seriously handi-
capped by the absence OF Granville Clark. last
years winner. but her boys took their defeat
in true sportsmanlike spirit.
Play began with the seml-hnal match. In
which the contenders were Moorehead and
Cass. The latter played In the same dashing
style which won for him on Wednesday. but
Morehead proved more than equal to the occa-
sion and won the first game by IL tos In nd:
ditiOn to having moro speed and command OF
the hall. Moorehead enloyed u distinct
b% TO o. snS n Tns
aud To keep his opponent on the run after an
awkward c'rner twist TO the "A side; Cass
a determined stand In the second game. Ho
kept on faif, even ] terms unit, until his string
at that mark and won out the gume and rub
Pool was much fancied when he faced Moors-
vid-d for ru ubtrr OF best three games out Of
Ave and as Pool received the privilege Of q rest
since his impressive victory, over young Hitch.
cock earlier in the series. It was thought that
no might outstay Moorehea |. The latter,
however. played with unim paired speed and
energy. He forced matters from the start
and fairly outgeneralled his friendly y rival. Pool
played brilliantly at several stages but Moore-
heads left hand puzzlers and superior
knowledge OF the gam" were not to be denied.
and the first score called in favo: OF MoOre-
head, IL to 2. Pool Jared better in the second
game but Mnorehead again cr"pt away and
won by Is to 3 With only one game between
him and the trophy Moorehead let loose all his
speed and ran out before Pool could get past
three.
Moorehead thus becomes champion OF his
year ami pDSsessor OF the cup donated by the
Racquet and Tennis Club"
The sun., 1899-12-30
RACING.
Neither "a Favorite nor n second Choice
Was Successful at New Orleans.

Neither u Favorite nor Second Choice
Was Successful at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 29.-There were sur
prlses galore In store for the talent this alter
noon Not one iavorlte or q second choice won.
The worst dump was in tho third race when
Harry Preston. ut 40 to /. bent Manlius half
length in a fierce drive. Trimmer. the favoritc.
was never dangerous. Ed Garland won the
six and half furlonR handicap in lighting
finish with the 20 to shot Free Lady. Him
tine, the favorte. was in front to the stretch.
when he shot his bolt. Compensation. the
strong second choice. was third. a half
length away. Kindred. a colt that ran In
Eugene Lelghs coIors 10 the East last summer
graduated from the maiden class in the second
race His price was skies and his company
ChHiers. the hot iavorte in the !iirst race. could
com Portable odds oi 8 TO /. won by hve lengths
The last, race was CAPTURED n eanter by
David whose price heightened TO y ut post
time. Summaries:
.e11n r' a uST'H
sec sssaad: $hisr. ils%sada:sP, MA TINS ,scs
PuHss .A,G ods ds and d& ars.ra
one mile and seventy ,t Snra'1Hsrry pre,on; 50
SsSsf ~ fCr PIs Fsnk nj SScon"e 5
half fnrl ings-Ed Garland IL. w lM.tchsl. tn
and to 2. Free Lady, lO5 'Dupe", sto |, for
place. second: Compensation, los tClawsouI' third
Fifth Racs-Selling; ono mile and sixteenth
David, ~ (Wedderstrand), sto and b I" =, won;
Belle Ward, v3 MCtanu) to for plat Q. second;
Bill Jsckman. io2 tBoland). third Time, l;jo1s
The entries for tomorrow are:
First Race-SeIluG: one mile aul a sixteenth
| Howitzer, lO5i woodranger AMI Etidorpha lO3.
IeWanda, Lilo Anna. uill Bil y and School rl lOl
Sfiler ~; False 'ad ~; Lost Time. ~, Muskrt.
%; Simah %. Roger b and Maip Guy, W,
| seoond dRAcs-HandicAp; hve and half furlongs-
| Alex I22. GOLD or. lls; TrHditLa, llb; Ben
| Chance. loii Tom Gilmore and NJ nyon lo3; Com.
| mander Miller, Little Smoke and Grandeur. %; leo
| Drop U6. Carrie l., Fuller and HardIe L.. vt Grace
| Logan. VH TrAylor, W..
Third Race selling; six turlonVs-MAnlius los;
| J. r. Cline and Col Cassidy, lOj; Deceptive, IObe
| Pine senator Gibson. Ny George and Vic Lamont
| IO3; Seattle. 1902; Arushla. Brown Vail and MOu'
zeltoff, 100; Tyrba, Mat h Boa and Crl. Fades bs.
| Fourth RaCe-Handlcap seven lurlonEs- Benne'
| VILE, l2G. imp. Mint -auc", li3: Verify, ll2;
| Belle OF Memphis 10; Flying hess, los; Alpon,
| IOI: NJ 10, 1906 Dr. Walmsley, lO5 l. dy Calahan n
| and St Wood. io2; Andes, gs; Murat. D5,
! Fifth ltace-Seln2i ono mile I'd sixteenth
| rrabor. lla Lnbcngula loa; iuba Dam. los Miss
| aaron. IOG; The Brewer King Elkwood, Babe
Fields and Fresco, lol Bright Night, ah Prince OF
| OIangc %: Joe Doughty, Martha Fox. Klondyke
| Queen and Finlan, D..
The sun., 1899-12-30

II the present cold weather continues tho
prospects are that all the lakes In New York
and Brooklyn will bN thrown open to tho
skaters bv Sunday. The lakes in Prospect
Park are covered over with ice about two
inches thick but this Is not strong enough to
hold the large crowd Of enthusiasts who VEN
turs out when an opportunity IL offered to
them. ~
There is good skating nj tho Ardsley Club
and the Knollwood Country Club, on the small
lakes on each links Stages make regulhr
trims between the clubhouse and tho ice at
Arhslev. but the KnolwoOd lake IL within
walking distance OF the clubhouse
The sun., 1899-12-30
Bern,t.in to Face McGovern Again.

Terry McGovern Is not going TO remain idle
very long II he can possible helpit. Last night
in the Office Of the Broadway Athletic Club,
Sam Harris. Terry's manager, offered to match
McGovern against Joe Bernstein for
twenty-five rounds at, 12U pounds.
weigh In az 3 O'Clock. and the
FOR Bernstein. accented. and articles were
promptly signed The incentive is pcrcentaue
March 22 Bernstein was also matched to
ioce kid" Broad on Jan. 10 in twenty-five
round bout at - pounds, weigh In at3 o'clock.
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rhe nnnl melal nlnv hnn1cnr tor tho pe.


An interesting series Of sports was decided
on the ice at tho Clrrmont Avenue lee skating
Rink, Brooklyn, last night Tho feature WAS
tho splendid racing in the final event. one
milo open handicap in which Lo Roy See was
beaten by Arthur Yale Saroney on his hdndi-
cap allowance. William II. Quinn Of Freehold
gave n good exhibition Of umping. clearing
9 feet lOt, iuchrs in til" standing high jump,
and then covering in the standing broad Jump
I feet inches, The summaries
Potat, Race. SIX p tsocs. hNc yards apar-Fnal
heat wnu hy Harry 7 Mcdonald, Hcttl"y school
CHARLES 4. smith, Henley school second, Oscar
Lund. skating club Of Brooklyn, third Time, "A
seconds. .. ,,..,.. -
standing High Jump skates by William II.
Ouinn rceh Id, Height. . iCet lOL4 inches,
standing Rr0 AL iump on Skates ly William u.
Cn,ni Freehold. Distance, fret inches
NCnmblnM on race Ouu . skatng forward. one lap
Harry 7 McbOuad second, CharvsE smith third
Rae against time 10y J. nun!. champion NJ the
Maritime Provinces, one mile. Tine, minutes
~ / = seconds He fell and failed
Obstacle R}'e'n rn,c" lp, "..,,"r ald under OBJ
cnd Guy LYMAN, Union \ 9 third, 1im"
n,lnutr, - svg onds.
thinning Race In street Shoes uu Ice Wln by
os',r ,nmI, M,rry T. McpouAld c'und, ClI'lcs T..
snt'y nrd Tim 4" H. srgoRdI, .,,.,,..
Nrw YORK 4 =. 10 yards l." koy See, berkeley
snr,ol and New York 4. . scratch, second, by
thir,y Yards W. W swan, New York A. e., lao
wards. third Time. 3 mlnues 30 seCouds
If YOU OWN REAL ESTATE.
ipt tali In a - ~
The sun., 1899-12-30
Gossip OF the Ring.
II. 6. ]. F., Brooklyn. Yes.

r. g. ]. +, Brooklyn, Yes.
p D.. New York.-They never met.
G. B. and W. W. Union Hill. n. J.--He was
counted out though he was not unconscious
In view NJ there being no hity of secur-
ing match with any of the henvyweiglits,
former champion Bob Fitzsimmons states that
he withdrew his forfeit which he put up a
month ago. Fitz says that he II tired nf walt
InR, and hereafter will only come to the fore
with his ucre as soon as the other men In his
>lass show desire to do business,
Four boxing shows are scheduled TO be de-
cIded In Brooklyn tonight. A. the Grecn-
wood A. C. Tommy West and Doc Payne
will meet, while at the Pelican. Tom BroderIck
NJ Yonkers will tackle Jack Tighc Of Scranton.
each The Hercules A. C.'s card il n twenty
Ave round contest etwcen Joe Fairhurn and
Tim Callahan. The National A. e. offers four
ten-round bouts between local men.
The sun., 1899-12-30
Owners Of Fast Horses on Staten Island
Want Speedway.

The Staten Island Driving Club has elected
the following officers: Jacob |. Houseman,
President; Charles Herman, first Vice-Presi-
dent; DR.. e. Wimot Townsend, second Vice
President; John Irving Treasurer: NJ James
Kane: Secretary The enowIycunH'rncted south
miles long and running through the interior OF
the island. Is used for speeding aud the driving
club is directing its efforts TO secure one
mile stretch where horseowners can test tho
peed Of their animals.
The sun., 1899-12-30
HOChEr.
New York A. G. Defeats the NcGill Univer-
sity Team by One Goal

New York A. G. Defeats the NcGiil Uniyer-
sity Team by One Goal.
Capt Fenwick OF ths New York A. c. hockey
team played a flne game last night at the st.
Nicholas Rink In the match against the team
from McGill University. Montreal. He made
three goals OF the four scored by his team. and
the y. Y. A. c. won by 4 goals to 3.
The game was fast and furious from
the start, and at the end OF the second half
sach side had scored three goals. II was agreed
that another reriOd OF three minutes be played
and Howard. In this time. scored the winning
point. He got the puck. which Hornfrck
snapped hack to him, and skating down the
goal The rink was crowded and cheer after
cheer rang out ns Howard scored.
TIL. game did not begin until 9o'clock In
tho first half the Cnnud ans Shove up SO well
home players on the de'ensiye; After
ssyera nurK r5 Of she ,aSNsanS oIS Ge'
soal H TrHey had carried ii up 0Donneil
stopped two hard shots and then iell, and
second half tho New Yorks forced the playing
and they seemed to be in better, condition
Than he ys%rs FGpwSk HnMta made several
nS'fR ns Reier.e H"yl,l had blown hIs hI' whistle
Tor 'orward pass; Baird then gar ear.
wick. who shot good goal. The score
was tied, 4 few moments later rrhey got, ho
length OF the rink and scored. Fenwick
repeated this act two minutes later and
again the score was tied. The Canadians
220, gSey Yard Skating champion o, tie Domnl on. S
shooting lightning. goal, When the time
was almost up fenwick made Ions, shot and
S%isdf pM2iSd IN which the "o Won T Tonshs H
Tho McG!l players will meet an all New York
,isTht W 9g a 9
The sun., 1899-12-30
skating and Ice Yachting at Orange Lake.

NEwPU re-, Dec % There is excellent skat-
ing and iccboatinG hereahouts There has
been no snow, but the weather has boen keen
and Ice on the ponds and lakes is about four
inches thick. At Orange Lake the ice, is ike
glass, and to-day Frank g, Wood Put the Fly
smallest OF the fleet. and the ice bore up under
the craft in fine shape, The rest Of She boats
are ready for the seasons work. and " tho
weather keeps cold. the winters sport will be-
gin In n few days.
The sun., 1899-12-30

SAN Francisco Dec 2o,-The California
winter racing season Is furnishing sport of tho
highest quality and demonstrating that Oak
land and Tanforan are two q! the fastest
courlos IN tho country. At Oakland yesterday
southern Girl. atwo-year- old My, covered iive-
oirhths OF n mile In one minute. Potente went
one mile and m eighth in :52h. Lothian
covered one m lie in ,:hn4. and the two-year-
old Yellow Tail wound np tho day by carrying
ling the California record and within three
fiths Of second Of the mark set by Clifford at
TaIl ran AZ though he was fully worth $4,000.
the amount that Foster paid for him last
spring.
The sun., 1899-12-30
Jones Knocks Goulette out.

SYRACUSE. Dec. 2a.-Arthur Jones OF Brook
iyn Knocked out Kid Goulette OF Rochester at
Columbia Hall tonight with full right hand
swing on the jaw after l minute and 10
seconds Of lighting. The men met at l28
mounds The fight was scheduled to 20 twenty
ronnds. bur before they began Referee Iank
Sullivan announced that in view OF the small
crowd the men would only go ten rounds.
The sun., 1899-12-30
NIarshnlI Wins Again.

The NTH game. a queens gambit declined
opened by Johnston against Marshall at the
Chicago Chess Club on Thursday ended in
favor OF the latter after forty -four moves The
score OF tho contest Is: Marshall, 3; Johnston.
1 drawn. l.
The sun., 1899-12-30
Congr.ssmnn Bailey Buys n TrottinG Brood
Mare.

LEXINGTON. Dec. 20. Congressman J. w.
Bailey OF Texas. who has q trottinG breeding
establishment near this city has purchased Of
James T. Clay, Paris. KY, tho eeven-ycar old
brood mare Rene B.by Cyclone dam l.oraine,by
Strn' hmorr Rene Il Is the dam Of Dnntiue.
2;l3's and Bessie Owens 2:i3t, and although
the price is unknown II Is said to he large
one. "
and other good race horses will shin his string
OF thoroughbreds In training to little Rock
Tomorrow. The list includes Dram burg. Conn
cass two-year- olds.
The sun., 1899-12-30
p.t. of o,nrien Erne rlght Again shirtcd.

The managers OF Frank Erne and Jack O'Brien
met Last night and agreed on feb. IA the
rnal date for their night.
The sun., 1899-12-30
Bowling Gim-s Tonight.

Associated Cycling Clubs OF Long Island, Class A
TomaImH Gheelmon bnshT!rk Mheelmcn and
Twentv.SIth Ward-NGllow Kids vs.. Glenmore, at
ROCs,l h allCys.
The sun., 1899-12-30

The pairing for the sixth and ilnal round to-
day is as follows;
Hunt va Falk. Perry vs. Morgan. Rice Va. Cook.
Henley w. Sewall
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The record to date follows:
corr.
Douglas and Davis VIII Meet To-day In
the Lakewood Open Tourney.

Douglas and Davis VIII Meet To-day In
the Lakewood Open Tourney.
This morning at the Golf Club OF Lakewood.
the New Years oren tournament will begin
with the eigh cen hole score qualifying round.
IN which each eight to finish will he eligible TO
match play for n cup. the first rounds being
played in the afternoon and the ssmi-lnals
and finals on Monday. The generous con-
dltions should bring out one OF the largest
folds OF the season. \ srecial inter-
est lies in the meeting OF W. Ii. Davis
and Fndlay Douglas. the former having
beaten Douglas when they last met IN tho re-
cent Atlantic city tournament. Should the
two qualify in the same eight and meet Mt
match play they will have lively game: There
will also he q tuurnam"nt at the lakewood
Country Club. formerly the Ocean County Hunt
and Country club. to-day, for m NCd fOursomns.
tho first competition held AT this course this
season.
The final melal play handicap for tn" De;
cemher cup offered by Leonard j. Bushy will
be PLAYED at the Nassau Country Club to-day,
under the point system The standing ~ the
leaders after the three chr.or comnetltions
by points is HCwort W. Mn%yTo!l. 3: q,
T. ID. Church. 2ks: 5. \. Jennings, ! l.. J.,
Brown. Isl II. Maxwell. Jr, l. A. the winner
! to-day gets 3 roints. the s.cond man and
the tnr, p"iEr C,0s' nm nn'sH Mnn, N n" rnc" IT,
| team match Is another event on for to-day.
Tom Dunn sailed yesterday on the steamer
| Macon for savannah on his way to take charge
Coast Coli Association links, The Magnolia
p'r phtrd H season. hut tn" Bcilevsw, Snminoe and
Ocala links will not open until Jan. 10.
The sun., 1899-12-30
respect Park Lakes Covered with lee.

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III YOU OWN REAL ESTATE.
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