The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-13

This made the score eight up and there remained eight holes to play. This meant that Cheney had to win every hole to tie He went at the elev- enth hole in good shape, which raised the hopes of his followers temporarily. His drive brought we'll on the green, and perhaps four yards from the hole
 It was swift low one, and one of the prettiest of his plays. Seeley raised the ball and it dropped, stop ping almost dead a little farther off than Cheney's. It was then up to Cheney to make hair raising put and win the hole.
 He took look at the ground, care- fully measured the distance by his keen eye and addressed the ball. It rolled over the green turf, which was evident- ly slow, and stopped not more than five inches from the hole. It was a good try and many said Its good!. as the white ball roled on. A little more steam would have done 1t but, the steam was exhausted. This lost the game and championship for Cheney and as soon as his ball stopped Seeley and he shook hands amid the applause for the victor They did not finish the bye holes, but went with the crowd after them to the club house, where the tour-s nament was talked over
 All agreed that Seeley's playing was the steady kind that counts and that he deserves the championship. The young man was congratulated on all sides for his fine showing.
 The afternoon card was as follows: q TT Sealey- Out ..... ....4 6 5 4 6-4a In ....4
 T. L. Cheney
 Out ..... ...4 4.6 5s5 4 6-4aI In .... ......o
 man and AndrewsDay match was the first finished and resulted in a victory for the New Haven team by the score of up and to play. The match be-D tween Stoddard and White of the Coun-I try club and Taylor and. Jenkins was won by the latter 2 up, leaving the finals which were played in the after | noon between Green and Zimmerman l and Taylor and Jenkins. As told l above the score was up and l to play 1 and the cards were handed in as fol- l lows:
 Zimmerman
 ] Out .... ....s 5 ' 6 5 4 5 4 845 In ,... ......5 5 4 l Taylor Jenkins
 l Out .... ....3 5 6--4l l In ..... .....6 3 6 6 54 The cards for the consolation were 1 not kept but Dr. Martin won handily from F. s. Cooley after steadying down | in the second eighteen holes. Last years champion showed his last years | form in the second round and played well in all departments.
 The entire day to-day will be taken up with the team play, six teams being entered. The rdawings were not made last night This will be medal play. l handsome bronze medals being offered, l The team winning the match VIII take away the beautiful Norfolk Downes cup, which was won in 1898 by the Titchfleld Golf club. In 1899 the Fair | field County Golf club captured the l trophy and last year it went to the | Wee Burn club.
 This year the members of the New Haven Country club propose to have It in their club house for year at least | and will battle hard for it to-day. The
 New Haven team will be made up of
 F. G. Beach, Gervaise Green, W. H.
 Hapgood, C. H. Zimmerman, Roger s.
 White, 2d, and, l.. E. Stoddard. The other teams will be:
 Wee Burn-C. H. Seeley, W. w. Tay- Tor, B. B. Brown, G. A. Jenkins, A. B.
 Pitt, w. L. Baldwin.
 Orford-T. L. Cheney, J. F. Cheney,
 w. B. Cheney, w. c. Cheney. F. Cheney
 and H. B. Cheney. s KY Bairfield-C. E. Martin, R. Carroll, Q.
 Truesdale, King Smith, B. Austin and
 H. M. Day. .
 Brooklawn-H H. Taylor. s. H. Pat terson, A. G. Wheeler, V. c. Thorne,
 H. H. Knapp and H. D. Beach.
 Hartford-F. R. Colley, H. s. White,
 H. s. Redield, c. A. Baldwin, M.
 whittemore and N. D. Barney
 The play will be fore 3e holes, lS m the morning and IS in the afternoon.
 At the conclusion of the play this af-
 ternoon there will be business meet
 ing of the Connecticut League of Goii
 clubs.