The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
championship to-day BIZ beating W. B. Eakin
A. Mlligan Z up. and r. r. Thompson beat
II. A. Haines 3 up and . TO play.

( ~ Ei SRd 81 n Ind + S sif = T r %s,Ssl beat
H. A.. Haines 3 up and . 10 play.
Professionals of the NJ, O. A., links are
planning a lively fall, which will begin to-
morrow at the Nassau Country. Club With a
sSsiihI'y Ande sS,s t iSsr opsn oR %%sSa o''T xisS
Meadow and BERNARD Sichol, q Boston 81.
. ,ds ' 20 Be ns seid %sf By S SPa q " e tStmS Of NORM M
Ing. Another note Of interest IL that Tom
FOR the Montciai1 t3oIi Cub links 10 a round
Will a member, j. !. ADJOURN. The RECORD
score was:
En. ...:: &s-s,
The previous record had been So.
%RIpoxwooD. n J., Noy; ?-The struggle for
s rssui Milpf IN g cup gle Ct tef for EiS ais. eSil @Sia who who
made the best score in the three events on
one day This was on Oct 10. Two tIsts and
cne second. Miss RosencrantZ, Miss Rodrigo
kSd Mrs, John HAYES were strong opponents.
The best scores to-day at driving we're Miss
hhr rasssts, sc FS y"rss; Mr.. R sS1 ynr aSs yards %as
Al approaching Mrs Bracket Miss Rosen-
srsntz and Miss Ghillman tied At s: Mis-
with Q, In hol!ng out Miss strange was easily
first with a s and won the putter for ne best
:SSrs IL the match ate , x. For t tsS p M%e for b sas ssst
Rodrigo and HAYES and Misses ChIllman,
fRoseSoranty Snd Str"sss; With o sS Ss, o 0aS
Winning out on the %pliayaSaa The dTlVips prize
was won by Miss Chillmsn With the p tSs
medal play, for boys at eighteen holes, the
lowest eight net scores to qualify. the scores
follow:
e Thomas. ia. ,,--i,c: George Royce; lse, 500;
sMiat pr RsIsS W VIA IS, oHiss:' csalis, fEdSyi
Williamson, 1853. ISIS; Thomas Wlnans, III.
$3.50: Iacius Smith, i7s. se-its; Leonard PA:
ten. is5. se-i4e; Alexander Lnngford, 1874. 3e-iss;
Atwood Paxson. Jr, 1893. Obs
PLArsFIELD. Nov. 2--As n result. OF to-
dsy,s * lsy toT 9Th the P PISs ,ss ,b Ssp &c Soa aae i man
for the afternoon. $. st. John McCutchen.
j, o. McKelyey and George I, Rogers, are
Hubbard is in the lead. with state Senator
Charles A. Reed n close second Inc last
s%iselIen a%y. foF oa Se1 Of ' tSd sSo T,' who Ro sn's ed
In this afternoons competition the best re-
suits were:
S. St. John Mecu,cheon. 100. 900; joseph o,
= s' (. Simpson son, Is. sts see chssrle, Sspee. JOS, 1 Of;
Charles y. Morse, 100. i7-ea;, William e Fsner;
Nv, + ssl''' ILL., ''-''' Charles w AS''''A'n' ILL.,
STANFORD, Nov. 2-The second round In
the mixed ioursomes for the Holbrook prizes
was contested to-day on, the links OF the
VIZ Philip beat Miss Dorothy Dean and
W M White beat Miss Lillian Holbrook and
@. 7 Phelps. 2 up and I TO play Miss Bonnie
Leavitt and NJ. b. Phelps heat Mrs. il:
TO play: Miss 'Hoyt'and W, y Phillips drew
9 bye. George jenkins defeated samuel
Tor the mems championship, and Paul Bonner
and Wilson Herrick will meet on Monday.
The qualifying round for the club cham
The following players qualified As. Pitt.
J. r swan, " CollendeI. " i B"Id~'pp'
A., c, Wheeler. George a Jenklns :" d
collation. division NJ. h. Pitt, F. !. Sc9held.
W. NJ. McCord. II L. Woodbury.. l. T. Brug;
and j. 7. Williams. Jr., qualified. The lrst
rounds at match play will be contested cleo
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