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PLAISFIELD, Aug. 1.-THE weekly. compe-
tiuon for the Presidents cup was held on The
links OF the Park Golf Club this afternoon. The
Green Committee challenge trophy was also
William Nj McCutcheon, challenger, BY. S up
and to go. The scores for the Presidents Gu p
were as follows.
W. J. r. Thi.rs, o.. O--oi; George T. Rogers, 10.
l5-e5; y ST. John McCutchron. ii3, Is -gs: j. u
William NJ. Mcc ccu,cheon, 100. o-ioo; II; D, Hbbard.
III S-io5; Charles A. Reed. he. io-lo+.
JEFFERSON, y. H.. Aug IA. team match
with thirteen men on side was the attraction
on the Wambek Col Club links to-day. Judge
s. o, Prentice of Hartford beaded one team
eRa tie otSar srf9 Tio q ruHsdd Hs Dss scoas SS
ruled and team No won by 10 5. Scores;
Team No. is. o, Prentice l; r. +. ~ DALEY. 4;
:; Y. Baker, o; Q; H. Adams O Arnold Wood, .; J.
Hc pf Kin p NSR cnafeS bouras % Hsi,.hOIn' 9:
r,%me i Charles $ DaInhs% TS,sl s,o.S,,, o.
j. Alien. i: Henry Daley /; Edward Milissn, .; s
SsnGs Haams q Ji Il snts tsOS 3 0Ar Tos n1y%'na
BAY SIDE. Aug. 1.-THE attraction at the
Oakland uoI hub to-day was mems putting
competition, The weather was more adapted
for this kind Of sport than for jour ewing up
and down the hills OF the Oakland linkr -Four
rounds OF the nine hole course near the club
house were PLAYED. The event was won by
Arthur ". Rooster, The scores were:
A,w Rossl,er, ',i "a a, q. 3:P V; c. Miller.
Is' sSi a. % 1oS H. Peek 2Sa q; 20, s!-se
20, ~. 26-lO6 +. Jacxson. rs, IS. 20, so.
The golf ball sweepstakes brought out
small fed. This event will continue to-mor-
Tow.
The Glass 4 hanllica0 over the links OF the
Crescent 4. G. at Bay Ridge yester day was pro-
durtive OF some interesting play. The sum-
mary.
IL @. MeKeever 50, i.S2; G, B. Van Brunt, 50.
2-St &. c; tasoel'. %, 4-ss: h. l.. Mal'by 100.
Thompson @ cSai;les a. ISSts; syte. Ii Ii G, Piympson
srABmGHr Aug 1.-THE North Jersey Shore
eegue team mat ch here to-day follows
Red Bsnb-R &. Macdonald. o: George Bird. 0;
"a rsT'Gp' o. WTrs p soFn g. o. GfEsi Ain
sestTlghi,F v Mtnlies, i Il. B, billings A. Dr.
" Gh wyle, 4: d. Rob Wylle. q a, T. Porter. 10;
Ed wylle o; e II. Adee a. Total. os.
BEIDoEPoRr. Aug. 1.-THE Brooklawn Golf
Club team won in matches from two teams from
the Merden Golf Cub to-day. The scores:
FIRST TEAMS.
BIooklawn-H II, Taylor, Q; IL II. Knapp !; V.
e: Thorn, 81 +; Sanford 3; J, NJ Young. Z: W. 7.
D
Mrriden-F. L. Ssrdes. o; J. II. Hulsdale. 0; Dr. E.
" Pierce. o. z, W, Smith. o; o, c. fapel. o: ". X
Parker .. Total, U.
SECOND TEAMS.
Brootlawn-F. ", Smith, is; W. r. Briggs 8: Z.
Total IS.
Mciidsn-Dr f. A. Wilson, o: r. W. Garter, Q; E
TrtdcnnscK, 0; j. TIcdenneck, o. j. c. Churchill. .:
". wilcox. o. Total o.
SEA CLIFF, Aug IL owing TO the excessive
ssas ss Ss hs sFs G s sess sas
Members desiring TO enter the contest for the
Stenson prizes have until next Friday to turn
in theiE score for the a hrst eighteen. hole round
the end OF which points Will be counted and oil
but the four highest scorers will be dropped
out, these playing on for he prizes and the same
rules governing the mems, women's and youths
contests. Only two players went over the
links to-day.
NORWOOD PARK, Aug 1.-THE result In the
match between the Hollywood and Norwood
teams in the North Jersey Shore League to-
day follows:
Iiollyweod-M. NJ. Singer. 6: william .Fg...nd, 4;
John 81, Ward, s. g. L. Armstrong, o; J. J. o'Dono-
hue, o; T. G. Enneysr 2: Total, 20; y
ley 0;w C. GriiIsn. o. Lee RosA /; Burt Mcclane, :;
G. z Young. o. Total. 5.
Field Club. the course having been heightened
100 yards TO make the iul length 1880 yards
was formally opened yesterday by handicap
for cup The scores
$50 S S'Sf D Tomptns, liz, iS-aG; IL H. Tsisiesd
ITO. i2-es: John Hill iOS, lO-9s 7. G. Kune, 1874
ssy. ssss fsoIxs xSlo, b tlss; Storm ao esi 49, ,.o "
ss-io! II; II; ,AikinsSn, loa. o-lCa; T :; Bf!'
Y. MahnuA iso. 4s-la'; E. T. Williams. To-"
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 1.-THE women's tour
nahent for members and subscribers. which Is
TO be played next week over the Shinnecock
and three special prizes offered by the club.
On Monday the play will be at eighteen holes
medal play, the first sixteen TO qualify. on
eighteen holes match play handicap. handlcaps
TO De taken from the eighteen holes medal play;
on ThursGay the semi finals are played. and on
Hoyt, tho champion Tor '96. '97. U.s. IS entered
and should prove a. good winner II her handicap
Is not TOO gr,at. Miss Hoyt is averaging about
player and new aspirant ior golf honors IS
Miss Julia Clark. Miss Clark plays a very fine
long game and handles her irons like veteran.
greens being In better condition than ever be-
fore this season.
SHELTER ISLAND. Aug. lin the annual
hand cap golf tournament OF the Shelter Island
Golf Club to-day the scores were:
MS a; swan. lS7, l7ni.o; Mrs William Shpgen.
l05, O-lO5; Miss VI. u. Bufnham. l33, lb-ll MIS-
sn.; s sS iSnssI, Miss 4! hu'!IG a, Is
Whitehead, i2S, Is-liO; Miss Emily Roebling, ia.
1875. Miss Helen Roebling, la7, 2S-ii2
Mss n john WOOD hu'Hasn iss s5ioo; william Ms
sal.J 81 John nv Wood 9ST o. $50 4 P'Rf Pssh4Iai. o.
60 Ea shiPpssn iS 'Isz a & Fe, Hui,, i1s
iS-si: willard IL Piait llS, e5-oa: Leonard
Richards ! %: 5000; 7 " BTrnham - is.s'
ii0. l7-iO2; Mr.. William Shippen o5, $40. Mr..
Colby Q2. 0-9O; Mr. Hiichlngs. i27. i0-ioa
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. flowing to the hot
weather there were very few starters in the
Club. and only five handed In cards, Tho be-t
gross score was made by II. Russell His card
wa:
Out 2" s.,..'..'.'.',."s .ssssS ! s-4s-s, s-ts
The best net score was made by A. B Board
man, making 81 with handicap Of 10.
Summary:
A. b. Boardman. e2, 1872: II. Russell, Of. s-ss;
j. Collins, s2. IS; +. L. wellman, %, 7-s7; w. a.
Putnam. 1903. 1871.
Others who PLAYED but did not hand in cards
were: \ Edgar. G.. $. Brown. AlGX Morten. HI.
Page and ID. Nicoll Play for the challenge
cup wa, won by G. d. Richardson. with 81
Two handicaps and women's putting match
were played yesterday at the Ardsley Club.
The results:
Class Al. NJ Greer, 81, p-s5; a. +. Barron, a.
7-s7: H. Whitney. i03, iS-92 ii j. Haydel. 100,
Class BE Il. Atwood, %. s-sa; f. G, Goodman,
Women's Putting Match Miss l. g. Williamson,
3s Mrs Edgar ~: Miss Ferris, 40; Mis-, Eugene
Grimm, Al