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The monthly handicap was played at the
Ardsley Club yesterday instead Of the sched-
uled cross country contest. The scores
were:
Z. Boardman. 80. l5-74: II. Jarrey, Jr., 81. 4-77;
T. Walter: @ se 5-si; F. r Alexander. ss. o-s2; 4.
A-s7;T N. Taller. lo, l2--so j. French, 100 i2S7.
r., BAY SHORE. July 1.-THE South shor .
to-day. The occasion was the semi-tinal
for the annual clpp. 4. NJ Snedeker SQUARED
the Issue V With v Bake they then PSng
Snedelter in the final. He was leading. by
four holes when the rain came up. His final
opponent will be William HYDE C. Hubbs.
Psd s. Ms Ra RR4Rs HSSbsp s ess
Mrs. r. Brinkerhoff and Miss Lille Hyde.
Mrs. r, Brinkerhoff won by one stroke. scor-
ing 8.
On account Of the storm only one match
cup yesterday Mt the Apawams club, II. H.
Virgins beating II. W. Ross, by up,
George II. Bowley again yesterday secured
T win COR tie c b depnP q ras the
Tiiden, Jr., In the thirty-six hole Anal, by
up and s to play. The summary;
ap Es To pey Pc SfH S K Mss by
Mclaughlin. by up ti0holcsI BowIey beat Eugene
Semi Semi Final Tiden beat PssIzer, by up and
2 10 play; Bowley beat Hudson, by 8 up and TO
Final--Thlrty six Holes Bowlcy beat Tllden.
by UP and TO play.
GLEN COVE. July, 1.-THE event at the
Nassau country tlQD To-Day was the OPEN
ing round at match play for the L.oring cup,
the semi-flnal Of which will be played next
Saturday The results of to-day's play were:
j. d. TIavers beat $: 4. Jennings. up and , to
10 play: Howard ". Maxwell beat D. A. Fuller,
2 up and to play: II. r. Townsend beat j. r. Max.
well. Jr.. up and to play
Harbor Hills team journeyed to Sound
Ben ch Yesterday and won its scheduled mat Oh
over the picturesque lnnis Arden links by
10 to 2 Fske was opposed by Fred Fltz-
a third of a stroke a hole. the pair breaking
even The summary:
v: ssss oGSnnoi i + T, bSlen; :; 5l g; AsSSt' q
meyer, o: ". l.. Alum. l. Total. ia.
lnnls Arden-Fred Ftzjohn (conceding third,
%ashbgrn q DR. Sshsys'r Rhhs Ms O. aadden =
0. Total. 2.
c1es b9oof coSEy Sy tD n Ess ps ..ss the
Golf League match this afternoon with The
score of 7 TOT, the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club secured the match by winning the extra
hole played by each man. 3to2, The score:
IF H. Thompson. 3: G. N Milliosn. o; r. c, Bogart
o; W. B. Seaman, Q: G; e; Seymour Jr 3. Total. l.
GsnSs hSissEsa PrR Martin wTSs TSs
A heavy rainst orm marred the social side
but the semi-hna and final rounds were de-
cded for the cup presented by Arthur
McAesGan ,a for which the snsuI SIaIifyins round
DeneG nsa % next ns whsR hsR'pns g VIII
be be- started for a cup present ed by Jefferson
Sellgman. In the seml-fna yesterday morn
ing I. Regansberg beat Arthur MoAieenan.
lips beat Beniamin Phillips BY sup and 2 to
play, The anal was won by Regansbers,
who beat J, c. Phillips, by sup and 2 to play.
year, 2,ssa out and 2,780 for the in journey.
the total being 1858 yards. The record Is 90,
made by the clubs professional. Bernard
the best score OF this season. as follows
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At the annual election last week a COM
Green Committee the ticket elected being:
President, Jefferson Seligman: vice-presf-
dent. >. Reckendorfer; secretary, trea-
d. BerDheimer and Clifford Seasongood
tournament for professionals and anna
teurs, to follow the similar event at the Apa-
wants Club, July 80, 81 and Aug l. will
shortly be announced.
There was a class B handicap at the Engle-
men were W G schonck, I0l, i2--s so: S. s.
Iefferts, los, i2-o3; A. c, Oakley, los. 12-S3;
E Jewett, lOs, l2-o4. and George G Austin.
between bet Murray OlYphant and VI, b F
Moore was played OF, the former winning
by Ss to Sd The Apnwamis team. which was
scheduled TO appear for match, did not
materialize.
When the thunderstorm, swept over the
Crescent A. C links yesterday an the players
In the class A handicap were forced TO seek
shelter, which disqualified all OF them. so
that Of twenty-six starters only three cards
were posted The lucky trio had finished
before the storm, their cards reading G. G.
Cassells, 81, I0-72: T.. b Knowlton. 80, ga,
and H. &. McKecver, ~, O-7s,
Naval Academy to Hold Games to Try
Athletes.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. July LIN the absence
during the summer months OF Midshipman
Robert A. Dawes, first class Of Massachu-
sets, the regular captain Of Naval Academy
track athletics, Midshpman G.. q. Gill of
Kansas. Of the newly entered fourth class,
has been designated captain Of thefield and
track team and preparations are now being
made for n field and track meet which will
be held on SATURDAY,. Sept, 20 This was done
In order to pick out the athletes of any promi
nence from the fourth class, which now NUM-
bors aOl members.