The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-20
GOLF.
Finish In the Mentclair and Englc~osd
Match.

Match.
A close finish marked the return meeting
OF the Montclair Golf Club and the EnR1ewood
Golf Club teams yesterday at the Engie-
wood links. Two oil the matches were halNed.
each team winning three OF the others. by
holes ia, Moutclair team had the advantage
hy IL to 4, but as IL had been agreed to play
the home and home series on the one point
system, the grand total TO decide the issue.
the DAYS play was a tie. Montclair. how
ever. was four points in the lead from the
spring match and was therefore the winner
by : to3. The score.
Mon,clair--E. \. Freeman, o. Il. E. Boorum o.
". c. Freeman. O. Allan kenmaday, o. c. broun
l paul WILCOX |; Harold Wilcox l. j. Sta"'s' D.
Fnslewood H. NJ Drl,tan o: Wayne Mcknight,
y M M,on W. !" ps sG'ss u rund tFR
| /. Total. J.
4 general handicap had only slim field ac
! AZ the Montcair Golf club Yesterday, chiefly
on account OF the absence OF the team az
Englewood. The results were:
h.ls,d ~ SO wG, + rro Un 49,
| Z. r, Russell ~ s. on r. $, Hya', .o@ IA W; A. r.
, Men, i07 lO-o7.
LoXr BrANcu, Sept. 10 Bernard Nichols
| defeated " iii. Anderson. the open champion.
TODAY On the Hollywood golf club links,
| Nichols won by mp and to play. over ,h'
messed the mitch. which was "haraoterized
by steady golf from hesnnlny to nnn In me
mornlnS Hchois went OYER the eighteen Zee h"1e
noon both players covered the course IN r. e;
The annual meeting of the Hollywood u9 ,,
yesterday. Harry Content was elected
| president. J. W. Cunningham vice president.
and r. T. Nathan secretary and treasurer
4 sweepstakes medal play handicap was
! the attraction at the Dyker Meadow Coll
| Club yesterday II was won by II. q. Nc.
! kcever. IS. l1-T
The autumn season nj competitions began
! YESTERDAY at the Eastern Parkway Golf cub:
! 'he slated contest being "A Class \ and b
! handicap. There were thirty-6ve starters.
six returning cards in class 4 and nineteen
in class r The course ~ ~ n very good
! order. the putting greens having been I'M
poved by the rest during the hot days. The
summaries
Glass 49,, \, F, pamer'si al; 4! 4 Robbins.
s. IA; T. ". Hastead. So 10 ~ George bri.ton.
Class j.. R. y; Robbins. 81, is-!2;H. 7. Pa!mcr.
g Z q G. Lssarus +. o. d Is 4 l. l. v Jane,
10 y s G 6 I,riry !ss cns;.; SsopsT
lo2. l5s7 \. s. Black ils % 81: John z. Roberts.
H Iy os $ rf"f"'f r Hi T. sss 3.
Rice Jr IFS. 20 o5; j. r. White i3o, 1910.
John Irving, formerly OF the st, Andrews
and now professional at the Fall River Golf
club established yesterday new eighteen and
thirty hole records for that course. play
ing in the morning with Miss =. Wood and
in the afternoon with Stewart Borden lrv-
ing s scores were "a. 19-l55.
Mrs. Frederick ". Slow won the women s
championship Of the lnnis Arden Golf Club
prtcht by mp.
Malcolm Graham beat c. II. Conner. by 4
up and > 10 play in the semi final for the
Presidents cup, yesterday, at the Apawamis
TMn White D. huPham :" defeated W mi
will he ON Saturday newt One match was
played in the second round for the Downey
cup, j. b. Shope beating A. II. Hart. by up.
The golf committee of the Country, Club
fo, the has .oS
until next "Wednesday. The tournament
!, one Of ne oldest in 'he MetroPPplitan
played mex, Thursday. Friday and SSatur
AK The nafy,nE4 ro oudo wi win BE ,. a.
and the first and second siXteens will keep
Oh for cups at match play, There will be
| an eighteen hole medal play handicap on
| the closing day for tho Westchester.cup.
Ss a xo 70 r &c Ss
collegiate championship az the Garden City
begin beg the series Prnceton viii play at Essex
County an sept. 70 and at Englewood on Oct:
the match scheduled for EnGlewood at Apa-
wants on that date.
MANcHBsTrR. ". sept, 10, The toqrna,
to-day with Scotch ioursomes best ball
competition open to amateurs and profess
SIGNALS Eight pairs started and six cards
were handed in after the qualifying round
this morning, The TWO best scores met at
match play this AFTERNOON. Donald Ball
The h"mG p19issSi9mT AND w,n card E ~
a srS w @qSi' i raw sSS tied With ? HecI
Smith i place Tha pay-o wss three
and smith and Mir Carnegie won by / up
) Tn" final match. between Aleok Smith anr
work Of MIR, Evans made the match all squar.
a, the turn. Coming in Ball played better
: | and held the opponents in check until tht
4 LOST the match giving Smith and Mr.. Carnegie
the sixteenth and eighteenth holes and firs
place by up. Their best balls were:
Neck Smith and W. c. Carnegie
G iS, -: -. ... !; . 50 !,
, G ir' .--..'...... s'is'ss IS: &c..
p The summary follows:
qualifying Round Donald Bail and y.
n Evans 81. - u. Alfck Smith and ". G. Came
. q, "a a. ". clark and James l.. Taylor s
: 'cI5; 4 Csmphc!, nad T. ,s T. % Reid a. "--''
Providence Automobile Races.
!, PROVIDENCE. Sept. l9--This was a grea