The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-06
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onwentsin's Championship Announceme nts
-Anderson and Lowe Matched.


The Golf Committee OF the onwentsia Golf
ClubWalter d. Smith. d. Il. ForRan. F. c.
Adrich. C. i. Macdonald, H. J. WhiGham and
ii. c. Chatncld- Taylor tex-offlciol-in extend
ing welcome to the contestants for the ANA
teur goli Championship, July to g. call atten-
ton to the following suggestions:
The Onwontsia Club is situated at Lake Forest H.
asubnrb Of Chicago, on the Milwaukee DIVISION Of
miles from the city. Trans leave the Wells street
station nearly every hour during the day. reaching
It IL not probable that reduced rates will be made
account of this lnectns as the various passenger
Rnteed which is impossible owing 10 the fact that
contestants come in such small numbers from 20
from starting point To- axe Forest ill.,. via The Chi
caGo and orIhwesterr RAILWAY, and baggage checked
4. many visitors as possible will he given rooms
dations for all tho eh has sesred the Fsrry S
seminary Of Lake Forest University. This 10 Q
the CONVENIENCE Of a summer hotel BreaEfs. viii
be served at Ferry Hall. and. to those desiring IT,
the clubhouse Omnibuses win run at fre%meit in.
i,sryyals during the day and evening between Ferry
Tho cluhhou1r and golf course will be open to all
ing. and lockers will be athe disposal OF tho visit
'ngplayers.
lams, Esq, secretary Tournament Committee, ON.
Wentsia Club Lake Forest. H.
W. II. Garrison. President OF the Marine and
Field Club. has presented, through the Golf
Committee. Il handsome silver loving cup to he
played for by all the members Each contest.
ant may hand In series of not moro than ten
scores Of eighteen holes each. medal play
Three scores, may be handed in during the
sSs SS oq%ns; SSsff H' s
score only can be handed In during each pc.
Rod. and during September aud October the
1 IRE must be MADE in sin nj periods
the 10th. The idea is that the cards handed
Il VIII be , fair average Of the payer,s form
the lowest net score during each period shall
receive credit with three points for each such
Sah sRa %
max Ing the third lowest net score during each
score. Beginning on Oct IA. the four players
scoring the greatest aggregate number Of
upon suitable handicap rating. and shall DO
paired by lot. the winning pair playing on for
the cup. The final round will be on Oct %.
There are no local rules" is the wise M
noqnce, i at The head Of the Fairfield County
nlement the statement the players when In
doubt are advised to read the Y. s. G. A. rules
The plan is one that other clubs might init
with profit for at open competitions II has been
not unusual for the visitors to be confronted
with series OF local rules almost as ponderous
states that between the edges Of the banks o, a
brook is considered water, an exception that is
been arranged
June II. Ardslcy Club. at Ardsley
July IS, Tro3kewn Club at bridgeport.
st s !? t si1n i snS at "a Far 4 a Fairfield
Oct. 7. Staten Island G and b. at Staten Island.
oct. IL, Broollawn Club. ut Fairfeld.
Oct. 81. Norris County. at Morristown.
The Fairfield Club will be represonted at the
amateur championship by +. S. Douglas. to de-
the C"nnecticut state League. July Is to ~ at
the l.itchfeid County Club. Tho regular
schedule follows,
June 24-Quetu's jubilee Cup
June 80 July and l4-Nice Presidents prizes
ay Y Gg tpr 9anaS,s
SEPT. 10. 70 and so-Captain's Cup.
rane vii meet at eighteen holes in the final for
the club championship. The results of tho
match pay between s the eight who qualified a
First Kound-A. De witt Cochrane beat r. l.. Ell
drasr By T. . up and 70 pisy R. @ Mylss beat II.
j. layier BY up. H. N Bling, beat +, " sanger
Second Round Cochrane beat Myle. by l up, Bill.
lings beat Nyle by 3 up and to play.
A professional match that promises to have
ar important bearing on the open champion
ship has .i been arranged between George Lowe.
professional, and Willie Anderson. the BaltiisI
70 professional. for 500, match. Zach meet
ing VIII u be n at tnir,ysE holes the first match
second u week later at Raltusrol.
HupsoS. y. Y. June 1.-The first handicap
in series Of ten for the Joseph Cur was held
on Saturday AT the Glenwood golf links Tho
leading scores follow:
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RAL11MoRE, Juno 5.-rmdlay Douglas was
defeated for the second tim" during tho golf
tournament at the Baltimore Country Club
this afternoon. His conqurrer upon this oc-
casion was Courtney jenkins Of this city. The
contest was to decide tho tic for the handicap
cup. tho match being an eighteen hole medal
play. Play hegan at o'clock and ended two
hours later, when Jenkins showed score OF 81
to Douglas ; 70. jenkins 5 score equalled the
course record.
F. s. Keelcr is the onlr entry to be added to
the Van nortlandt Park list for next Saturday.
A. L. Blair. who arrived on last Friday from
Vt, Andrews. scotland, has been engaged as
Professional at the new Colonia Golf Club.
Golfer Vardon's Plans.
Special Cable Dtspateh to THE Sun.
| pNDoS. June Sit is announced that Harry
Nadon, the golf expert. will make a tour Of
the nted States II he defeats Willie Park in
NE DEFENDER UNDER SAIL
Trieoin Narrngansett Bay and Did Well
in n Strong Wind.
NEwoRT. June 1.-The tuning up OF the old
champm Defender began to-day in the wa
ters ofNarragarsctt Bay. 1t being IN ought
best no to venture outside until everything
was loud 70 DO in workin order With the
coming dawn everything Was hustle on the
yacht Preparatory TO taking her initial spin.
IL was audea dav for sailing. tho wind blow
Ing from he southwest at the rate of twenty
miles an our. William Butler Duncan went
on board 1890 O'Clock and the anchor was
soon IN; To Defender swung around and went
out OF the owe under bare poles. her mainsail
beng put o at II 10 O'Clock. The boat ufIed