New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-26
GOLF.
JANIN WINS THE ALI. STATEN ISLAND
MPIONSHIP-VARDONT TO PLAY
IN SCRANTON.

D. A. Janin. tr of the Fox Hills Golf Club, won
the All Staten Island golf championship yesterday
oy defeating E. O. Schuyler in the final round by
up and to play. The match was at thirty-six
notes. and took place over the Richmond County
course. Janin was UP at the end of the first nine
notes. but at the end of the first eighteen the score
was al even. 1t was in the afternoon that Janin
pressed MS advantage and won. 1t is the second
9ear that ne has held the title. which carries with
~ the honor or holding the gold medal presented
by Colonel J. r. Branch for the ensuing wear In
Tue seml-nnals Janin won from Douglas Bonner
by up. while Schuyler defeated Otis L. williams
up and to play.
Entries for the open championship to take place
next week at the Chicago Golf Club close on
thursday with R. B. Kerr secretary Of the United
states Con Association, at No. rs Broad-st., this
city According to the precedent established in
oIher years Mr.. Kerr will not make known the list
until the following day. 1t can be said authort-
tatlVely' however that both Taylor and Vardon are
gong in Vardon returns from Canada to-day
Whlie Taylor is scheduled to appear at the Brook
lawn Country Club, of Bridgeport Tomorrow Both
VIII leave for Chicago early next week Other
prominent professionals known to have entered
are Willie" Smith, the present American cham
pIon' Willie Anderson, Lawrence Auchterlonie
w. H. Way, Alexander Smith James FOULS Joe"
Lloyd Fred" Hurd. George Low John Park IT.
Dave Hunter, w. F. Davis and Horace and
Harry Rawlins.
Immediately after the Chicago cbanrionship
Harry Vardon is going to Scranton. where he is
70 appear at the open tournament of the Scranton
t It0un 1 CLUB on October g. This tournament by
United States Golf Association and entries should
October There viii BE- prizes or the on or oweg
scores SCOT in the thrtysx hole qualifying round the
and runner up prize, and the second sixteen for
consolation cup There will also be prizes for the
winners OF the mems foursome, the general hand-
cap t and for driving and putting contests.
for women October I6 to 20 inclusive A better
offered NIL ettracdve programme has seldom been
pion; Miss Geneyieve Hecker the metropolitan
Rn nfb Mis- Bee H Hoy Of Miss
OF Ardsley, are reasonably of playing, and the
championship Itself The prizes and condons are
announced by Secretary Louis Keller as follows:
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 49,
for the o sae snd t6s best
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER H.
10 a mFirs round Baltusro Cup eighteen holes match
play: open to the sixteen players making the best
1890 a. mConsolaton Cup, eighteen play
p n-Basted Hopes Cup. eighteen holes match play
st round for the Snd @ the
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS.
10 a m-second round Baltusrol Cup. eighteen holes
1890 pseoond round Consolation Cup. eighteen holes
IL msseond round Blasted Hopes Cup, eighteen holes
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10
10 a msemi BausrOl Cup. eighteen holes match
1o15 a. m.semi-fnas Consolation Cup. eighteen holes
match play.
1890 -semi-nals Hopes Cup. eighteen holes
match play.
.. m.-Sootch, four ball foursomes eighteen holes
medal play best ball to count. Entries may be de-
clared tee and limited to partners from the
club.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20.
q. rn-F1nals Baltusrol Cup eighteen holes match
1910 -F1nals Consolation Cup eighteen holes match
1926 a. m.-FinaIs Blasted Hopes Cup. eighteen holes
match play.
Entries. accompanied with the home club rating.
will he Monday. 2 October Is,
the office of Louis Keller, secretary 80 Liberty-st.
New-York.
The women's fall championship at the Harbor
Hill Golf Club has advanced another stage. In the
second round on Monday Miss Marion Worth beat
Miss NJ, Johnson. 10 upE 5 ITO play; Miss Agnes
Smythe beat Mrs Botsford. up to play; Mrs
Upham beat Miss Scrymser. up to play, and
Miss Ellen Smythe beat Miss Badgley by default.