New-York tribune., 1901-10-14

runners VI in each contest as well the players
making the best score in the qualifying round and
the best gross and net scores IN tns nnal nandcap
Another important feature OF the week VII %
the fourth regular tournament OF the Nev-York
Produce Exchange which been fixed for rnIIrs--
day at the KnolIwood Country Club. OF Elrnsfort-
y Y First and second prizes are offered as We1l
I as a special trophy given By George l. Wooley
FOR 'Iickers' handicap. in which the competitors
will fix their own allowances IN accordance vit1
a standard score Entries Will include most OF ths
goI1ng brokers on the Exchange The list closes
tomorrow with 2 ". Wilson. Produce Exchanss
Building
OF the club competitions thatsat Apawamis on
Thursday promises TO be unique. A match has been
arranged between the men and women members
and as the latter include several capital players
and viii also receive handiCaps. the outcome -
far from a foregone conclusion for the men The
Innis Arden golfers. OF Sound Beach. have accept
ed a challenge from the HiIandaIe team OF Stara-I
ford and VIII journey 20 the latrers links on Sat-
urday while al Van Corrlandt Park the same dayo
there is 10 a novel one club affair in which the
competitors Will be limited IN their round TO an
iron only.
As f1rerunrer TO the season on Southern golcy
links. the Chevy Chase Club, OF Maryland has an
uounced three day tournament for October 81
and November I and ,. attractive enough 70 catc.i
MANY Of The New-Yorkers southwark bound Thsi
prizes offered are the Chevy Chase Cup. for which
the best sixteen in a thirty-stx hole qualifying
round will be eligible; a consolation cup for tho
second sixteen in the same round, and a handicap.
cup for the winner OF an eighteen hole stroke cor-
petition Second prizes also offered for ths
runners VI as we'll as minor medals FOR those maxi
ing the lowest scores Entries should be mads
through George Howard. secretary Chevy Chase.
Maryland.
Golfers in this country have been awaiting vittf
interest the result Of the temperance OF John.
Ball tr. on English links. Ball has the uniqus-
record of having won the English championships
on five different occasions but Tor The last hfteeTj
months he has been campaigning with the Britisht
troops in South Africa and in his absence his tiri,
was taken by Harold Hilton According 20 latsi
English mails the former champions skill has uot
deteri0rated during his campaign for in the au-
held early this month Balls winning score OF q
euuaIled the par Of the green. and IS only four
strokes behind VardOn's record OF q; accon1-t
pished when the course was easier N tne HlatcnS
between the Royal LtverpOolS and an irish tean1s
Ball beaten by H E Read, but as Hiltons
had Jared better in a previous encounter Win.
the Irish champion this defeat is not regarded as.
conclusive. In fact. it evident that Hilton
look 70 his laurels IN the next cna nplonshfA
IL Ball remains home 70 enter. which in AZ
probability he viii decide 70 do =
Dyker Meadows annual competition for the clu
cha pionshfD is now under way. and the qualify-s
ing round eighteen holes. medal play Is 70 cou~
tinue until October q. when all scores must De in!
T6e Ars1 eight are 20 be eligible for the cup whtcr
is offered this year oy ALBERT STou4d JennlnSs-.
Ma atches in The first round are 70 oe competed 80
at thirry-six holes. viii be decided November Z,
The survivors will meet on Election Day. wneIs
cOrrspetirion for the Governors Cup The Octo5er
handicap for members viii be held next Saturday,
last week BY Walter J. Travis who succeeded n
reducin. his previous record OF 70 BY two srrokrs-
49, chau7pion was accompanied By Howard =.
whitney and T. D. Hooper. both Nassau anateurss
I IIsvLs InaIS 80 IL s5-ae,rres that are likely 20
stand for some little time