The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-13
ARDSLEY'S FALL G0LFING.
OPEN TOURNAMENT FOR WOMEN VILE
BEGIN THIS MORNING.


Tnit on for tho war-H. A. sherman
Makes Record over the Apawamis shorN
Course-Iakewosd's Open Competition.
This morning. at the Ardsley Club, what 10
expected TO be the largest field OF women
players that has como together this season
will meet In an eighteenth hole qualifying round
OF athree-day open tournament. There will
be prize for the maker OF the lowest SCORE.
and. IN view Of the many good golfers to
start. It 10 likely that the record
for the links OF 81. held by Miss
Bsatrlx Hoyt. will be lowered. The eight who
make the lowest scores will keep on for the
first cup and the second eight for a consolation
cup. the match play rounds being at eighteen
holes. The entries do not close until 10 O'Clock
thi. morning. but It is known that the starters
will include Mrs. Caleb L. Fox, Miss +. c. Gris-
com and Miss Elsie Cassatt. and pos
sibly others Of the Philadelphia set: Miss
Maudo X. Netmore and Miss Anna Sands. Of
the Newport division. and. besides a few Bos-
tonans. there will he a great turnout Of the
Sochrsns. als. louise vandsr6oe hoe; Il Miss May
viii be- hard 10 bc. r.. I rsy anS
on Wednesday. besides the match play rounds
Tomsns fparsome n ana drvnss 's spfp%rooacSns
and putting competitions.
sionnl Is expected 70 arrive at the Apawamis
Coll Club. at Rive. this week. In his charge
eoSny well ared sroar n.
o opt ,Se 'ar green, vi, quickly be in cham
na!oq defeated NJ \, Cassei. T6y'ii % up and
= u. wiEEin heat r Furman, BY 2np. Her;
Tor the short course. His score was: 4. 4. 8. l.
Fred TAFT. tia e..,m.tsnr cb,union n,
Great Britain. has sailed Tor South Africa with
The second Battalion Of the ,Sine.y-second
certain that Tai. viii NOT start IN the next
am.tsur cham pl9nship abroad. which viii clear
the way H. marked degree for John Ball. Jr.
who beat TAFT out in tho last contest.
Jasper Lynch. although tho full programme
lakewood. Nov, 20, Doc and Z. has not been
arranged. has stated that the qualifying round
u.qal prizes for tho lowest scores. The frat
ssna second sixteen VII qualify for cups, Tho
will he an eighteen hole handicap, at medal
play. on the last day.
Col. J. Il Branch has put up a gold medal Of
special value to he played Tor on Nov. 20 and
ssnPd H.. n: al q msS.
eonIstition this year on any linis ia Rich
Staten Island Cricket and BASEBALL Club links.
Ar. " SS cup 81 il the n:
championship OF the Park Golf Club. was de-
,s.ss5S sc2i H. Y Soo RyEt By A sas
tad at the end Of the weekly competitions, a
week ago. and In the, round on election day
| they tied again. Cooloy's handicap was nine
strokes. willis his opponent played from
into tree or the second hole, aud before he
could got into the open green he was PLAYING
seven He failed to recover. Anderson played
almost par En'i the first time round. and his
lead was slightly increased In the second
round.
BAYsIpE. Nov. 12-Ireland will meet Ireland
in the finals for the Consolation cup Mt tho
i Ireland de.ssted Z. B Msrriman. 'a fo.da;
| J. u. Ireland won a decisive victory over A. d.
Rosster in the other semi-ana. winning by .
the semi-nnals for the Governors cup. were
| also played to-day. DIR. W 4. Brown defeated
j. Gordon Doug ass IN the first round by 4 up
and To play. Douglass conceded four strokes
| first round by u NJ and Z TO plnv. In the semi
| finals DIR. Brown ~ aged against H. u.
Alexandra. Jr, who drew bye, the latter
winning by up and 2 to play.
In the match between rIndlsy g; Doug.
S . sas on M. saturday. va. W Gdr
doomei to defeat, but he Saved himself by
winning the homo hole In q par four. Douglas
has never lost amatch when playing on the
Fairfield team. Mcnzies made his round in IS
ruo.no IA. oh... q.