The sun., 1901-08-08
GOOD GOLF AT COOpgRSTOVN.
STEPHEN @. CLARK WINS IN THE
CUP FINAL.
Csse Play in Msrning Rsund. but ". Psstus
Morgan. the Runner -. LACKS STAN
Inc at ne Finish h-Pruyne and Barnes
WIN 0tseee and Consolation Prizss.

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WIN 0tsege and Consolation Prizes,
| CooPIRsrovN. Aug. THE most sue
cessful Of the seven annual tournaments
tho 0tsego Club has held closed to-day with
the playing Of the dnal rounds for the three
cups offered a. the leading prizes and an
open handicap Of eighteen holes. which lasted
throughout the day. The cups were all
very handsome and OF solid silver. the gifts
CT Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark. In honor Of the
club holding its tournament on the short
Cooperstown course instead Of the clubs
long course at tho head Of the lake The
Cooperstown course which has heretofore
merely been REGARDED 40 q practice courss
for the 0tssso Club. 10 laid out upon the
property Of Mrs Clark's eldest son. Edward
SEVERN Clark. who keeps the course In thor
oush condition at his own expense
The chief event was the final "a the
| Cooperstown cup. which was at thit2y-six
holes, the competitors being stsph{A C.
| Clark. one Of Mrs. Clark's sons. who the
club champion. and one Of his club mates.
| W: Festus Morgan. While Clark. who 10 .
| robust young man. the very picture Of health.
won the match with apparent ease by 0 up
and TO play. the morning work Of Morgan.
who 10 no longer Q young man. must not b
| overlooked. He made the gamest kind OF
| hsht under the most dlscoura ginS oiroum-
stances. a. Clark was playing the game Of
| his life and Morgan was forced into bosey
and par golf They broke even on the first
nine holes. but Clark had to 90 out IN tho
bosey Of % to hold his own. as Morgan went
ont In 80. 1t was only through Cierk's ability
to maintain this high pressure that no finished
3 up on the morning round, as he came In
best II has yet been done In The pace was
too fast for Morsan. who began to show
signs Of fatigue and took a. for his second
In. the afternoon Morgan was completely
tired out and almost at the mercy Of Clark.
"hH r.. "SS so .l%.ss Dssd r for he o:S.so cup
above the ordinary The competitors were
p5asys' esny fGHHnFf fhs sus Ssnl :nS man
showed the best form. leading b. up at
the turn and winning at the fifteenth hole
BY rts up oan and .o'.tfopD f. play ~, ;, W
Barnes. 81. xndSsv sup Who ses. "oP y esrss.
0tsego, by .uP and ; to play. The handicap
Sy dof Sas + II. r:S :Sor:s sohoU oSa
A. Bourne. st. Psul's and westbrook. rs, l--7t
w,SS o'sfo STEPHEN S:Is
(. Pruyne. Albany Country Club. %, sE.oh Van
Rsnsss's Albany Country cisS SSs 80 Paul
%. IS e asbos.l. Elmir.. ~ 'o"@; j. % Boyer.
9.segO. o.. s-sIi ?. n. Gorse, otseso, %. L.a
Auburn. % sM: "; B; Johnston, 6:.ssc, o.
50: G: W Barnes 81 Andrews. %: S,S a .,
lSs'Sn alS.nS tosniy snS cub sS IS P. Fl 6,.sse. se.
ss. s-s7; N. Van Alstyne. Albany. %. s-s7 @. A.
:sso Ps:,Hs c'rs iea pSSs Sns ssASS''S% SsS
T. Z. Johnson, Otsego 100. 10 eo william Bowers.
osrG G lsa s 'Is% so.s1n III G:'esS 'S'
WiddTw. ho%-., Tu,sdo; /. N. Richmond.
Archie Pell. Lakewood: J. I, Cooper. Albany Coun
ny club /. Averei Garter Osego: l. Hand. Albany
cHIeAoo; Aug 7mM!s; .S J. Al, Anna &C.; CsrPsnts.
@ sS soSsy GT IN fs 1ss
golf tournament for women, Tomorrow, a.
me result Of the semi-insls to-dsy, Miss
tss S,PSn.ss Ms,terp ' Woman Champion Of 6snSleyG
II. A. Beldler Of Lake Geneva by / up. la
Eiizsbeth Consdon Of GIenview. defeated
pss ,s and iHsHa M. Sue H sns ann
Se F AZ. DoaSsS: Ss 4:.! St s.
match round for the Championship cup:
Mrs, Alexander defeated Mrs; J. 8. Andrew. Of
eN 10 play Nj Ms: csrpsn,sr deiessed Miss Mary ..is
S.s.S Mis- s.iy iSd q SdG, Rss h. ~ S.d
Frs, Match R9uaS; & Consolation S1sts a. cSpmMrs z
up and 10 play: MISS Ashton OF Evanston defeated
Mrs. Spss of Sssss by 81 Ms, GSSngdon
SissS n n Sol.s M' MISE sns Sue SPH WSDpt d.:aS May
Alnslee of wessward'tio, BY ! up in ten holes.
BAR Harmon. Aug, 7.-The Anal in the
mixed foursomc tournament for the Ketter-
linus cup was played to-day over the course
at the Kebo Valley club. At the conclusion
Mcf.ane and iawrence oourlie and Miss
Grace Sceley and II. Thatcher. Both pairs
are topnotchers and a large gallery cams
was pretty golf and the finest kind Of con-
test Miss McLane and Gourlie won by ? up,
but the question of superiority was not set
The first days play in the annual handicap
championship tournament was begun this
morning at Northeast Hsrbot; There was
round in the morning, resulted IN The following
] Lpdngton, j b. Tilt9n, ] I. ,sogtter.
Fra 'ier. J. G Fraley, r C. King c II Farr.
ID. D smith; ,i};N " y l1ls Flag The preliminary
King BY up and 2 to play. Soutter heat
Flagg by . up and 2 TO play. W. r Thurston
beat smith by eup and to play: A. $.
play: Hillen beat Frazier by 2 up and / TO
play; Stone beat Marvin by up.
King Edward's golf course in the grounds
OF Windsor Castle 10 now almost ready for
play. and Jack Kirkaldy, OF the famous st.
Andrews family, who laid out the links has
been the recipient Of pearl and diamond
scarf pin from the King as q mark Of his
satisfaction with the work. The first tee ls
at the Fast Terrace. and the course extends
by way OF Adelaide Lodge to the back Of the
Royal Kennels. There are nine holes, and the
length Of the round is about two miles The
ground Ia fairly level and in fine grass Half
a dozen bunkers have been placed 10 trap
faulty strokes They are OF the cap style
the turf banks being raised four feet above
the level and the sand pits in front being a
foot In depth and quite wide. Tho putting
some time, but II is thought the course will
be ready in every part when the King goes
TO Windsor to reside The King has already
PLAYED over the course. and he was consulted
before the bunkers. were planned He has
been a golfer since his student days at Fdln-
burgh University: and old Tom Brown of
Musselbur Oh, who was the first to act for the
ing to a jocular paragraph going the rounds
Of the Scotch papers, Ii to ask the right to
carry the Kings clubs at the forthcoming
coronation.
After the rain yesterday there was n hot
four-hall match at the Deal Golf Club links
between Bernard Nichols and Frank II
on SATURDAY. and Win Norton and Chauncey
II Murphy The scoring was very close,
the former pair winning by up and to play
The best ball scores were:
N%sols Noron anS G%d Muppsry.t lnGps, y.,tssSSiSss-S
Nichols and Croker - 40 55 3-I- 80
No ion and Murphey - a4534 SO 4-8- 81
Bernard Nichols has arranged a match
with " h Way 10 be- held az the Euclid
lountry Club Cleveland. early next month