The sun., 1900-11-23
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Caddis Boys Tournament at the EnEiswood

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At the Enrlewood Golf Club yesterday nfty-
six boys took part in the annual caddie tourns-
ment for prizes subscribed for by the club
members The boys were divided into three
classes according to their ages The boys
under IL years played nine holes medal
play. the others eighteen holes. The results
follow
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Mrs. F Epos pre.sntHd the Ltri,.,s to the he
behalf Of the boys. presented . driver TO Mrs
Tnns in recognition OF her kindness in col
lectins the money for the dilerent pri1es,
Nu1Lrv, Nov. 22-on the Yountakah golf
links Yesterday. Archie. Graham, the Stnts
champion. and Harry Knox Qf Paterson % on
on the other engaged in a well-contes'ed best
ball match. Graham and his partner won
out by UP and to play
NORTHAMPTON. Mass. Nov. 2?.-The golf
season at smith College has closed for the
winter. The interest in the game has Increased
the course or forming another club. he
present organization. the Warner Meadow
tiolf Club is located three miles from the col
dents and townspeople. 2'c in all u has q
governing council Of ten six OF whom are from n,
teacher, and the other four students Il Is
hoped that by next spring the course VIII be, be IN
splendid copdn h m aere bas. hds ea
ahont ?ao yards long The fall matches con;
sisted OF interclass tournaments and tTo mixed
foursomes, while in the spring indiyidua! tour,
naments were held. The class teams were
made up OF the four best PLAYERS from each
class and the Jesuit hss was dsSSrs1 bH each p
The flrst round was won by the seniors against
the juniors and by the freshmen against the
sophomores the scores being as ioH'~s
iso,-MLss sheldon. !. Ms, oakes. O. Miss pr0''s'
~ isS, % Mss h'G 'Gaidins Mis-, B,,sen o Miss KID.
'0i iaC,NM,. A Hastings MS, Buehr. o. Nl''
pucs 5J4 Il. Miss 'c CoSei Total. Is
The last round resulted IN the seniors win
ming from the freshmen by the following score:
'el-Mlss sheldon :: Miss oAses o: Miss Dreste'
'.6aNMiss Huck. .: Mis-, Coy.l, o; Miss Filing.
wood Q; Miss Peabody o. Total. ..
The first mixed foursome was won by NJ IS
! pros,e and Mis- Lee. and the SECOND By NJ -
Uotchki,s and Prof Waterman. Miss Shedon.
the best PLAYER in college won three cups dur;
Mis- Hoe kiss Won cups in Cleveland and the
AdIrondacks.
The return four-ball foursome was played
al the Dyker Meadow Golf club yesterday
between John Patrick. professional. and Dr.
j. A Wells Of the Englewood Golf Club. and
George Low. professional. and Mr.. James l.,
TAYLOR Of Dyker Meadow, The COurso was
in fine condt ion. and a. the PLAYERS were all
on their mettle and evenly matched low scoring
sary TO win on every green he VISITORS began
| the match ! down. the result of the meeting
at Englewood a week ago. Yesterday the
score was all square at tho turn and there was
never a difference Of over one hole until tho
finish The home pair won finally 10y up.
their best ball being % 10 ~ for the visitors.
| The result was So close that q thlrd mate
| was at once arranged 10 be played al fuglew God
| on next Wednesday.
The Harbor Hill Golf Club held its annual
| meeting in the clubhouse Wednesday even
| three Of whom are elected annually for terms
! uf one two and three year. A nominating
committee had presented the names Oiths
! three retiring members D. r. G. Leayett, John
| NJ Carrerc and Edward Flash, 70 succeed them
selves. The other member of the board are
! mm. " ;. O'Connor. OTTO liockmeyer and
| Ralvh Mckee They are all residents Of
| staten lsland The members of the club who
| are residents Of Manhattan determined to
| obtain representation in the board and quietly
made up an independent ticket with the names
Of MIR leayitt from the regular ticket, j. T..
! Bullin and II = Hollis The Manhattan mem-
bcrs turned out In force 10 the meeting and
| catching the Staten Islanders MAPPING con-
| trolled the meeting and elected the indepcnd-
| Just what occurred at the meeting the mem
hers are reticent. but II was learned that there
/ was "A We lively discussion over the manage
| ment OF the clubhouse.