The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-12
GOLF AT WESTCHESTER.
,,osIN1 PLAY IN THE OPEN MIXED
FoURyOMB COMPETITION.

,,,,. Ruth Undsrhill and james A. TynE DO
S,t Come Up to Expectatiens-Prizes Go
A, Englewood - Team Matches Started
-, the Nassau Links - Ardsiey Scores.
Nsu LEADERS, on their net scores came TO the
,.,, At the Westchestsr Golf Club open mixed
,,,r.om. tournament yesterday. Tor the best
,.ore on that ratio was cut from TO- TO w.
T.ts rssult was achieved by Mrs. Thomas
Tr,chsrnnd f. b. wesson OF the Engowood
cnf club. who won the nrst prizes. Their
.a.I v,s 10, IL. % The second prizes also
,snt to Eng swood. being won by Miss Travis
and F. B Barrett with the card 100.
III 90. The best gross score during
,bs tournament. 107. made b. Miss
G,No and q. f. Tiffany was not
lowered yesterday. although II had been An
,lciroted that Miss Ruth Underhill and James
A ryng would not only lower that score. but
ai,n The record OF lOl. held by Miss BsatriI
unyt and W II. Sands. That pair were at
.a.,,cb but Mis-. uuderhill and her partner
had n accept an impost OF plus four which
.s.mej somewhat severe. They made the
round In 100. the bulk OF tho playing devolvinR
an Mia. Underhill. for Tying had struck ono OF
nj. boo, putting and approaching days. The
.cr,,n CHAMPION besides. had the worst OF
,hs luck. notably from the first tee on the
..cord round. when . drive that would prob
,hlv nav, made a distance Of ITS to 1875 yards
VA. c,urh; IN the top branches OF a tres that 10
rght,n the line Of play. The cards follow:
Croft Heap. Net
Mr.. Thomas Thatcher and r. b. Nesson-
9u' s IS So ITO IL %
NJ. q. Trsyt, sud Frank D. barrett
a.. : 8 : : ! 81 100 10 %
n, and Ms John Smith. Povslton-
OFT q { ~ . 49,
n, and Mrs. charlie. Adams Dytsr Meadow
CT f"s - ! SS-ssS I,o ,o7
Mr. and Mrs y. N Garland. Marine ana Field
Ss".'SS is7s 81 us IL ,o1
Mis- Louise Maxwell and A X. whitman. Nassau
o.. 10 10 70 : 3 3 { . :-sS 1,s ,s
d. Mr.J. A. W. Wells. Engl.~Ood-
Ct s.s : ) s So IL. ITO
Me. ieirick,on and Charles p. Martin. Bsltusrol-
Gf@'.'S . : ? 8 : s-Ss IFS IL II,
NJ. Ruth underhnl and James A. Tying
Sn I : ! : 3 : ss-Ssss ,oop.. II,
Mr., wc.son and Charles wheeler Barnes
G is q i III i ~ ! So I27 IL IL,
Novelties in club competitions are at this
late d,te few aad FAR between. At the Nassau
County Club yesterday. however, form oi
comretiton was started that was decided
sur,ra II was one tina. coulI only be carried
out on tho same scale bya iarre club. although
vosth initiating in the smaller ones. TOT
.tsr uua.iiyin: handicap eight team,
hat been picked out to go to "A fnish al
m,.ch rlay for set VI handsome tro-
+ - I'll. 60 Eng brought out series OF
lively contests The scoring, however. was
rather on tho hish side. Tor battling wind
jrrSa ed II was against the players on the
idl-Tar circus, hoe. so thel .yen I'll. bolde,,
driver 'et satisfied 10 reach the green with
wood and the wind also made the 5oO-yard
second hole a hard one to negotiate within a
stroke pi par gol'. A. a eomVensa' ION. how
evsr the wind h.lped the ball from The seven
tssn'h tee. ami the green $50 yards away, over
The luO.yAri water carry, could easily be
s,ret Nth the m l-lron The green's were
yer, good and as the scheme Of the puttina
gruun i has been planne on liberal scale
IN most holes the putt~r cou'i be used when
within forty Yards ~ the gresn. TIE circus
uuithH eighth Gte n'are the only ones guarded
by bunker nj !Ong cutters have great
chance The following 10 he summary Of the
difrcTeu' matches: