New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
GOLF.
LOTS OF PLAY ON SUMNER LINN
BRISK SEASON ALONG THE JEf-
SEY Goa ST. OCAI. GOSSIP.


, ence the usual quetude OF midsummer But as IN
.e-est IN local matched wanes that in the tourna-
ments away from home becomes correspondents
ac,,v. lust now most OF the better known players
are TO be found on the links Saratoga. Bar ha'
nor Nevport Narragansett Pier and other resorts
bs-e ~ facilities for play offer action during
the heated On the Jersey coast IN sPoh Iii
cans al Starlight. Monmouth Beach, HOLLYWOOD.
Norwood Park, Deal Reach and 9 tner NV
places down 20 Atlantic City and cape May
At Monmouth Beach Louis H. Kerr, OF the FAR
Aed County Golf Club. has been chosen captain
OF the Monmouth Beach Golf Club and thousn "
is somewhat late for arranging dates ne mas Oe7
able to secure matches with many OF inc neIos
clubs Among the active Monmouth players VINO
will he found on his team are Walter Watson P'
= W Sanger w s Edey. II Daily; il Fle,t f
Proai " Fuller r W Vanderhon. H. Iupp anu
nnc1rrence and among the recent victors in them
are Miss Edith Fairchid, Miss Hilda ra'rciiiiu anu
Miss Gossler
Red Bank has a strong golfng contingent and as
result OF the interest In the game there nc"
club has been formed recently among the suriihe'
residents and the house and grounds NJ the
Shrewsbury Yacht Club have been secured lot d
permanent home. The membership rolls ALREADY
include more than one hundred names. The ollicers
Of The organization are: President, c. w cannon
yice-president Mrs Isaac H. Adlem; secretary
Robert G. Hsrce. and treasurer. Mrs. marry D.
Payne
Golf has never been so lively at Cape May as II
is this month and the course there is the gathering
place for a number OF players well known In local
golf circles Recently womens CLUB has oeen
formed with the name Of the Ladies' Cape May
Golf Association. and among It's members are MIS-.
Frank shattuck, Mrs. Louis H. Ayers MIS-. James
scott Mrs Samuel Bispham, Mrs. Joshua L. SHOE
maker and Mrs. James W. Mills.
Englewood is one Of the few clubs near this city
that DO not seem to have suffered from the general
exodus this summer. vigorous policy OF continn-
ing tournaments throughout the present month IS
being cordially supported by the members To-Day
there is 10 he a mixed foursome contest. ana on
Saturday the preliminary round for the ciuo chan-
pionship will be held. This latter Is open 10 ootn
active and associate members ana sixteen OF the
former and eisht OF the after VIII q-as ~, 70
place on October : 4 and q and November + snef-
hers While the prize for the associate members
will be presented by the club. Or. John A Nens,
sne cub ana 6itinS contest on August and IS
and Messrs. Mckay, Evens and Benner nave pre-
The only team match booked thus FAR is with the
North Jersey Country Club. wnich Is 70 OF o'a!ru
on the latter's links in Paterson IN August ~
Tn. cup which y. NJ Griscom president OF the
Marine and fled Club has presented 70 the mem
hers will be continued in competition until oc-
tober A. when the four men making ne hiSnes'
round OF thi-ty-six holes. and the final ROUND VIII
come on October q.
Encouraged by the success ~ its July tourna-
ments the Staten Island Cricket Club has decided
to continue the series throughout the present
ronth with the slight modification OF requiring
but four cards OF nine holes each from me con
testants Instead Of six. J. 3. Emenaorl VII pt 80
sent he orizes and the first competition Is 70 ne
held on So turday.
Fred Hurd the professional champion ~ the
r-,I,.d states has arranged a twenty-five hole
match with Willie" Dunn. the champion IN 1874
for 500 to take place the links OF the Baltimore
Country Club In the Of the open tournament
there In September. Bernard Nichols. the rhlla-
delph!a professional has also issued chaIlehsS
70 snv professional in the country for nome anu
home contest at 800 a side.