The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-15

Rsvuits 1t Dyxer meadow end ~ L%xs-
wood.

Results at Dyk0r meeooW mo - NV
n was % drissly at the Dyksr Meadow
Golf Club yesterday tht ]. H. herr1u ano
W. +. Smith postponed the playing on OF the
tie for the prizes presented by George Low
until Tomorrow. but some OF the other
players had moro courage and ventured out
for their rounds. The semi-hnals TOT the
F. II. Lowell cup could not be postponed ana
the four survivors fought out good matones.
The results were that Clark Smith beat
George H.. Barnes. by 9 up and 8 TO play. and
Walter Crittenden won a fine match from
II. @. McKeever. by 5 up and . to play.
Ono of the best Of the golfers from old
ct, Andrews. James Laing. who has been
for Ave years at the Crescent A. Z. a. pro
fessional, has resigned the place. the resig-
nation TO take effect on Jan. 1. LANG iaio
out the eighteen-hole links and also the
course Of the KniskeIb0 SkeI r.. fis, Ens Ci oSt
sno Unusually SsaS ali sfiifai instructor.
Maurice ]. Mccarthy, has resiped his
place as professional at the ROCKVILLE Centre
Golf Club and has been. appointed physicai
slre ,Ss. o 81 sse n To.m rar,s1 night the gym.
nasiuIn Is 70 be formally opened BY an atb-
letio entertainment. during which capt. =;
viii make an address to the volunteer fire.
men Of Rockville Centre.
Findlay 8. Douglas. the noted amateur
sailed on the Lpoania yesterday : hor PHI !
d DAY 90 w ann s sti psr sSss.d s e9cs ss,d In q The v %Ss1
Informal way and that he would sail foT
this country on Jan. %.
A nine-hole winter course has bean opened
for the Fox Hills Golf Club members and the
clubhouse service VII Dc xept uP .%or,nr
TThbssss viii be handiosps on Both Shristms.
and k New .S Ysa I. 3 D Ty.osi on . Ssf foz H6l. fs Sre.
ffssss%ood T dHl{ P, Cub = w .ISr, jossp 5R. J. o' =
hue, Jr.. and Willie Norton. the Lakeyooe
pS SIs;sS aid The +, Won % aIa have I: 4 Ss:n Of d.o lSsa
sseMfooppe but that Mr. o'Donohus has been
in the south on . shooting trip,
LAKEWOOD, Dec, i{.-Mild spring weather
were oonditio9s accepted Ry more ths.
s a sSHs' both Sa s0 elsbs ono " the s'V plscs. 'A' Ths SSll
Club Of Lakewood resumed the Saturday
series which has been popular through many
which carried first and second net. and first
actual stroke prizes John Moller, Jr. cap;
tured both first and Q, l.. Fielder the seooho
net trophy. summaries:
r,s eden Monmouth Beach. Is. s-si: W: N: Mccsv
lsyi phil.d q s.s SoqRs'rN, Z. gaaos9sson L. a 4 r .
Coli. iii. is-ss; Philip Rhinelsndey LAfewoot
Golf. ia is-e6: J. G. Bate rson, North Jersey
Coli ito loo: a. W. Black. Lakewood Colt
ITO, io-ioo. DIR. Vernon, Lakewood Golf. i20. is-los
Jasper Lynch, X. Driscoll and W. l.. May
and ID. Lloyd Withdrew.
The Country Club had min e%ntrants In
a similar handicap event except that there
was but one prize which was taken home
by Horace Waters Of the Marine and iFielo
Club who also headed the list on gross "a
we'll as net figures, The scores:
Horace Waters. Marine and Field o. io-ss
Lakewood Colt. l0i, 1871; George @. Lowe. Berke
ley Golf. es, o-e2; Mr.. Hulme. lakewood Country
George A. Weber. Lakewood Country. ia, is-et
Clarence II. Robbins, Lakewood Country. 100. 40
John Bard Rogers Lakewood Country. Withdrew