The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-14

The summaries;
s soE E2s F. Ho H''is%
nsS!. c% ii A s,s; H.a pss ips
wants Sy %P He' 70 e4'hy six holes
p FOR H e sAf1 sa @
r, q E hsTs en-, YsT Ynt III Hiassrs;s
Mount Sl PIessani u.s. ss2iii BIoSa, aarine and
d ss.i B. e o4IrG 1ss r g;, e %os1
i5o, i2-i44 David Baxter, .Camoustc. 1877. "a
s H. L. pSTnes 77 u.s. car a
ST. sS 49, ts g. p nuI %sS,
i iandt. isl. $40; W. g. Clark RnoSood. IT,
2s,.s p H. crUkasr Real le5 leH W.
is. eiols9; F, s Krcler. Mestehssser. 81 81
l lGsS bed fSS NHiwsi D. '' Se,e %
nj H H ,ss soT;sns s' r.
h ieV Fox Hills. 1885, ie~so F. n. Adams, Apa
wants 49, sS F. B. RsTre Fof Hs r.
spP eS s g. hMsoa
2o5 T TopplnY I'd
SIS; s J. GIahs AZ J., PalT re !: r. I21lSs T.
Dor Dol and. New York iss. 22lo.; j: +: poycs New
xsIt s Rocs4 f bsa NOUS !Ss s Ni Y g. w. ~ a.a
k Hn; 100, ?4-l72: W. Parker. Knowood
PA. 36-i7s.
George Thompson on Thursday broke the
record for nine and eighteen holes al. the
missing an easy put on the first round for a
80, The former nine-hole record was -,
held by " sds hS wins snd the
Cotton Exchange golfers held their fifth
annual handicap tournament at the Colonia
~ l,hn IN m hay. .fn mn
on the market, all were united in a bear move
ment to depresss scores yesterday, but, in
they COULDN'T ls down The players at eighteen
or less were in class A.. the others in class
There was prize for the best
There were also three prizes in consolation
hanSS%p in b whss the winners
IN the n snsndd round
2N4s yards, and the respective holes 2sas s27
1882, 2o4; ?Ns. So u.s. "a and :5e yards There
S and the players stayed for special dinner in
the evening. The summary:
Class At B. criss gross and n. srst ne, prizes,'
e !ss' T. + MsG lS HHorsshes 'S
los 81: j. Rlordan. lo5, So G ". Xanderho I.
5oe s- L. r SSSs 1ss 49, fs a.
is-io, X Gone i39, is,lea; n g johnson iss.
Isr yGsem fss s2s ssl0 N s. Ray H.
,s ssis slP + %!sms H. III sosssea S{s5
2i-loO c. Calhoun. 1872: ?l-loi II Royce, l29
s1: 20 II f ssy sS se SAITH r. c A s"'f:5
K!ss so E. R MGE,ns 1 1Ss sss
Is ~ ,d 4 c sfSss "a r. III? sIiS
is IT, T., co. ss Fly
John NJ. Ward. although, beaten on the
competit ion for the president cup. the, gift
ef ossnh oDscnohpe a" Ist the Fox Hills
XII keIson e'"O ysshs' to play T.
The morning was devoted to an elchteen-hole
medal play handicap. the two leaders keepns
ten leaders at medal play were:
G, Z. kclso. %: 24o7o; John NJ Ward: ~. ga:
% S,is1 H. a. a is p rl Es% g. ~ S
Harris 3 "sa fo w1ey io d. ss sss G. W.
At every opportunity now the Staten
snd oanty at h links qa
there T," next week Yesterday the Harbor Hi
on iH the c course for match, The summaries 10
nc ID fTG nnmss T n'oi !! s. s ss,
DC. \. piyc, 0; r. p Emmons. o; b. r. Burbank..
N,,5 E L ah T. T e f., k o. j. roe o. w.
"
S OConnor. q j. f., Faber, o: j. e rullcn. s. Frank
Scars, I; II. s. Hollis. o. H. Scrymser, l. S. l.. Pal.
mcr, Total. :.
In the club handicap at the same links 7. S.
Paterson. Jr., was the winner. with q net
score of "a. Summary
T $. Paterson, Jr,, 81. 23-7l y. S. Walker Jr,
80. 100: X. r. Wood 100. 1872; j. p. Seymour,
iO2 2i-s2; y. j, Shrivcr, l07. 24-s3: l.. H. Thomas
OF. 90; ". p Larncd, 1902. 9-83.
The Montcair Golf Club team won from the
Hackcnsack Golf Club team yesterday at
Montclar and there was also u handicap
for the home players, won by Il. W. Boorum
The summaries:
Mon,clalr-T T. Reid. 5: W. c. Freeman p j.
$. Ab0rn, 81 X, w Boorum. q: c. F. Russell, 0: 4.
Il. Lockett, o: H. g. Plmpton. g. F, l., Dyer O.
Total. 20
Hackensack- Chandler. o. MofIctt. 0: whitbech,
O. Tcntle. o: Corbie, 0: Hodgsoa. 4: Shadwcll. O;
Williams, 8. Total. 0. '
T. r Reid. ~. 0~77; Walter brown, %. IFS: X F.
Hornfeck. 90 l6-sO Paul Wilcox. 10. go: A. ~
kennaday. s2. O-S,: J. s. Abon. u. ia: G. +.