The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-14
PAIRS FOR BALTIMORE.
COLTS OPEN CHIMPIONsHIP TO
START IN THIS MORNING.

DO Well at Lenox-weatbrook'sC Card.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 13.-Golfers were out in
full force at the Baltimore Country Club links
to-day, In hard practice for the open cham pon-
ship which begins tomorrow. Nearly every
one OF the seventy nine men announced as
starters last Thursday was on hand to-day. and
John Duncan Dunn. the wel-known Now
Yorker. was announced as an added entry.
PresldentW W. D. Thomas and Secretary r. Bage
Kerr arrived at the club this morning and i'm.
mediately arranged the pairinGs for the tour
ney. Quincy A. Shaw. Jr.. the Myopia Club
player, who defeated Amateur Cham
pon Hartman a: Newport q couple OF
weeks ago. was the most notable Of tho
absentees. and II is doubtful II he starts. This
morning Hartman and Stilman. the Newport
amateur. played a foursome against Jim
Fouls, the Chicago Golf Clubs professional.
and Bernard Nichols. OF the Philadelphia
Country Club. The pros" won by up and 4
TO play Four OF the best pros" on the links
played a four-ball foursome this morning In
which George Low. OF Dyker Meadow.
scored 70: Laurence Auchtsronie. OF the
Glenview CLUB. 10; Fred Herd. OF Washington
Park. H. and Horace Rawlins. OF Equinox. 80.
John Shipper. the Indian ex-caddie at Shinne-
cock. scored a 10 and an 80 for the day. with
two lost balls in each score. Bernard Nichols.
OF Philadelphia, made an 1871 and Gilbert
Nichols an 80. Willie Anderson recorded n
this morning and in tho afternoon played four
ball foursome with Walter j. Travis against
Herbert Hartman and James A. Stillman.
Anderson and Travis won by up and to
play.
The course is in comparatively good condI-
ton. the heavy rain OF Monday softening the
green's 30 that rolling had good effect and 1t
also made the grass spring up wonderfully.
or course there are some bad spots. but in
general the club has done exceedingly well.
After Hartman had compl eted his days play
he expressed himself as greatly pleased at the
excellent condition OF tn. course So far
Willie Anderson aud Alex Smith hold the
records, each having done a 75. Charles s;
Cox OF the Fairfield County Golf Club. played
Xndfews amateur Dave Hunter. f The Ba Bali Is.
Jack PAX vi Essen sSns coasy ys pnys s
ssabrieh. and Lakewood is at the top Of his
Ing contest his afternoon there were ere over over
1R9 s entries h The winner was W. y e Hoare Of
q PhiladeIphia. " as second with "a yards i"t
feet feet, c nshes and J2hn sshippSn5 AropImnk
Braid 81 NOR G s55 ysr Ps'i oo
has DROP Of i6O Feet e' Play bee Begins st to
morrow at 1880 A. NJ.
The pairs will start in the following order:
Ia. z. Rolls, Elizabeth; Dan Le!tgh spring.
cSin,ss AssaP
Myops Hunt. t"R T. Pssrist tSe sGo~ aS of:
f nssso a a. Sts sS Ga cd sm
land Got Bernard Sehyl pSiiaSelpnia N Goantry
SLJo;vs i LLOYD hsseI Country l. Ancherlone.
B David 0e,lyie Baltimore Country, li-ponsid J.
AeT. smith. Washington PARK; is11Aer. Camp;
Ball. 7hs SsSH'F' Cub PE2%Sl'H; P a5..
Viii s~ M vn ,GOTni
Esxns o, 3t'eso Golf Isnry TarSts Eass
Is"w H. way. Country cub q ps,rois, Horace ora "a
EunGT sG
20-Frsa Herd. washington ParE Willie Anderson,
ot ctr RSssr hsa ofsnfry S" So
22nwlie Norton ton, se.6rEht Golf Jane. 4 SUI
John duncan o a
CUNNINGHAM; STOCK bridge aof: Waller i. stoddard
esnipry soSa,Fr JSan sAep: , qo
e coany Ease. 6rsn GSA Harry
G rsM. o IL G 3ohn H e1 aE
son, Deal Beach ". A. Donovan. Mianatuck Country.
We clPS Of
Merton Cricket; J. j. McClosiey, swsnnanoa Country
SswTols a Sic's F'fS" 4S
Cricket; F Reilly. G!snyile,0 s5-John d, Tucker
seT. coprtonsy Jenkins. asltimoTs co%ntry i. r T.
sweny. Albany Country. 3;-w. l.. Thompson. Hun.
ssIwiilie Dunn. New York. John Forman. Ardsisy
S@s sinft l sSFss s aS sS f IA a.
john. New York; John b. Dunn. New YORK
day IL the Sep Coli pr 9nsa@%e wSs
The first and second 5o1nds Of match play for
Cor cup The @ %saPsee h efy chanss sf
eahs e and r% Heahf and soss
Shpuse ken s' warm P IN" today f5y 70 6o 5se
ing, the PLAYERS over the course. The first
Gun has narrowed down from sixteen who
qualified on Tuesday to four, who viii
Ds, she r ssmas ex Thsfs
Westchsster player. beat Percy Haughton,
Of Br9oklne the winner e the cup Iast
Mort.n waa his superior on the fair and and
as 6 was bes hs s by
George Cooke: Of the Point JUDITH Club. in a
match T. A. fhem.on and D. n fapRam. Solh
OF the ,, L de T, Club were tied with gross
morrow morning The scores we're as follows
,,Leno1 Cup, First Rcund-Ksne. Tuxedo beat
! MAckay, LHnOx. up ana 10 play; Griswold, Iian-
nington, beat Trevelli. WallAstOn. up az holes:
! HaIghton. Brookline. heat Dana. Lenox 2 up and 4
/ bridge. 2 up; LsrocGue shinneoock, beat Bishop,
| Lenox, Il up and g to play; Corey. wallaston beat
Burt Ardslsy up p and I 70 play Cooke, Point
| Second Round-0riswold, Benninato beat Kane
Tuxedo. 2np and l 70 play; Morten westohester.
ROGUE. shnnecock beat Corey, WAllAston, Il up and
to play: Cooke, Point Judith beat Frothingha m
| LenoX. l up
| MT
| follows:
f,t Rd. Cd Rd. Totals.