The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-05
INDEPENDENCE DAY GOLFING.
REED DEFEATS CARNEGIE IN
EkW ANOk TOURNAMENT.
Tie for GROSS Score Prize 1t EnGiewoOd
Between Moore and OIyphant--Rcin-
hart Wakes 81 at Hillside
standing I'm East Jersey League.

Independence Day was celebrated in old
time style at the Englewood Golf Club yes
, terday with golf events in the morning and
afternoon and a dinner, dance and fireworks
~ night The new links the largest In New
Jersey. WAS in splendid condition, and the
long drivers had every opportunity to let
themselves out from the tees and on the
second shots. Tn" cup played for annually
in memory of DIR J. A. Wells. who did much
for tho club In its early days, was won by
G. H. Blake. who received souvenir and
the custody OF tho trophy. There was a
tie for the gross score medal at 90. between
W. y. Moore and Murray ELEPHANT, TO
be played of later, d. r.. pomeroy and
NJ. X. Howe won the four-ball foursome.
tying also for the gross medals with c. IL.
Blake and VI. NJ. Britain, at 10
The associate members were also b,isily
employed in the play for trophies. Mrs.
y y Lefferts was the luckiest, for she won
the long driving contest, with 425 yards.
tn" aggregate of the three trials while few
OF the others could keep within the distance
bngs Second place was won by Miss Marion
Kirby. with the aggregate of 2A7 The
putting contest over Il thirty -hOlc course.
WAS also won by Mrs Lefferts, with the ex-
cellent card of "a Miss Bellows was second
with iOa. Mrs b. r Reinmund next with
lO and Miss g. Howe won the fourth prize
with los The handicap summaries follow:
Womens Handicup-Mi Hubbard, MS 2O--8s
Mrs ). s. Lehcrts. 10. 90; Miss Bellows. 49,
Wells Memorial Cup Handlcap-c. H. Blake
~. . rs: NJ. X. Howe, %, 0-s8: W. IL. Pcckham
s ss ~ " o f. F. Moore 90. 60: H. y; Keep
Thatcher. 1O4. 8--95.
T. D. Thatcher %. . 81: c. s. tioss and H. Y. Keep
r. b. shoup and nav ", II. Sykes. ss IN 49, f.
Lams2n and " n. Sanford d5. $50 " G McKnigh:
II. Weatherby. iOs. l5-8s
There were twenty four pairs to COM
pete III the thirty -six-hoe four ball handicap
ing Club for the cups, presented by Alfred
L. Norris The four leading couples, who
will begin ut match play to-morroW morn.
q. G. Geddes, 1856. ia,l72; II. A. Murray and
James Plmpt0n. 1879, 1918 \. X. Seaman
and W K Taylor, 2oS 27-.l7s. and K NJ.
Harper and c II. Murphey. 1902, 1914.
The event at the Marine and Field Club
links yesterday was a thirty siX-hole medal
play, handicap for a cup presented by G.. A.
kimbaIl There were twenty-five entries.
the winner being c. A. Blood. with 1873, AO-l5s.
At the Westchoster Golf Club Yesterday
Sle members turned out In force for select
score handicap. in which each went thirty
six holes and returned the best nine The
four best results were: NJ Butler, a., $50.
Dr NJ X. Palmer. ~. 80: Fred y keeler
a, 40 and W W Van Loan, IS. 3-i2
The Forest Hill team Is now in the lead
in the championship series of the East Jersey
Golf Association. but the teams Of the South
Orange Country Club and the Canoe Brook
Country Club Of Summit are making strong
hight, and either may gain the first place
before the month IL out The Morristown
Field Club team has started poorly this sea-
son. for last year 1t was in the first flight
throughout. The remaining matches OF the
team will be at Morrstown. and the results
should show an Improvement In the teams
position The standing to date follows: