The sun., 1903-11-22
GOLF.
EnglewOod Women Defeat Men IN Team
NIatch--TraNlS Beaten.


EnglewOOd Women Defeat Men In Team
Match--Travls Beaten.
The women's team OF the Englewood COLI
Club defeated the mems team OF the same
club yesterday by the score OF u to 4. Ihe
men allowed one stroke hole to their op-
poneuts on all but the four short holes. which
were played even. The winning team was
the same as that which won the Class y cham
plonship of the METROPOLITAN Golf Association.
On Thanksgiving Dav there will be an eighteen
hole boG!e handicap ut Englewood for ooth
men and women.
Walter J. Travis amateur champion OF
the United states was defeated in the semi.
Anal round OF the Garden CITY Coll Clmhs
BY up. The scoring was mediocre, Travis
n the G,her aa p e
Emmet. by up and to play. Robbins viii
meet Macdonald in the final thirty six hole
round this week.
President Wlndeler of the. United states @
Golf Association, gave out for pnhIiGatl9n
yesterday the following letter I from Jqhn ~ ~,
gonng societies team during the American
trip, .. ,,,, .. ,,s+ IN q state
of rest ,S am pf' abe to thanE you u and your assoc
alton from this side for your manifold kind
nesses to myself, and to my team during, our
courtesy whit h exceeded even the traditions
Of your country time ana human GndoranEe ~ anp
goodness. And this happy feeling was the
more enjoyable in that It came from officials Ils
and committees, from players and members OF
clubs--from all the people, in fact. with whom
There was neither East nor West for us,
but simple uniformity OF American good
will. meeting US wherever we, went and send
ing us forward to more friends and fresh
Kindness.
and to convey to you and your association
expressions OF our lasting gratitude and
n our visit has made 70, the advance Of Of
further noble recreation among nation OF
been many times repaid, To. yourself and
your fellow workers in the. United states
Golf Association. to the clubs That ei't T.aanea
us, to he players that gave us such pleasant
battles-to .all the friends we made IN your
great country. send greetings from the old
country golfers to the new"
The members OF the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club competed yesterday in an eighteen holes
against bogcy for prizes presented by James
Edward Way. About dozen pairs returned
cards and the winners were james II Merritt
to bogey The result follows
James II. Merritt and Crowel Hadden. Jr,, 8
e enp' ana A. d Madsn A doa GaS
and W n: Thurston 6 down J: p; Dindge and
Adase dsss sss S RSwF. W and H. F
c. Collins and n c. Putnam, Jr., down.
The mas r ppY Yb1 &C. n1ady nmd 2
match viii be played this week. The fpalsts
are Arthur clapp and l,, Gharles /, 4 Body
W H. Mcbride on the other side. The course
the the weather was favorable fol the sport.
at ThsTs The st. vsnd sws pSfSa
the one was an eighteen holes medal play
n thirty-six holes medal play handicap for
the Vice-President's cup. open only to tho
sixth M'rn and d''s SEVENTH monthly handicaps and
}oa fourth lSs and an fth @ontliy handoaps There
Wee Tice-Presidents cup, but only four returned
cards the winner being Walter Z. HodGman.
The scores We're:
Jr. III oDl7i: ii. Il. Stern. le7. 20 III; John Q:
,s reaPned urn d't cards: TIE yiqner was + stern
o. A. Johnson, io7. 10 90; Charles Wheeler barnes,
ito, Sill.
JAMAICA. Nov. 2I.-In the f'na! contest for
the possession Of the Governors cup at the
Highland Golf Club to-day 4. G. thickerins
points and T. r, Chapman and j. II. Dunning
each half Gnf The refSt sd M oaa
having secured ga points. The scores to-day
were as follows:
chsssrps o. s .-sa ss.oHn1 Haoom JOS iSs
Tasseli. Pa,,IS ioo. ao-So; Mllis iSs, ii-s7. a
There were two golf competitions played
at the Eastern Parkway Golf club links yes,
terday. The one was an eighteen hole medal
play competition for cup given by the board
Of governors, and the other was an eighteen
hole medal play competit on for the William
L. Edmiston cup. given for the competition
Of the board of governors only. Fifteen men
Tbe ee winner in was W Russell Parker. The scores @
were.
Russell Parker. sl. go; a. G. Place,nar, 100.
-. 1nst; r. b. Robbins. %, li--s5; Charles Cooper
io7. l5-o,: H. N. Halstcd lo2. o-9?; J: r. Ross.
iis. iis ls-ioo. '
There were ttwenty..three, competitors in
credit. and she is now the proud owner Of
the Governors cup, This may account for
only eight cards being returned. The scores
follow:
Mrs. T. H. Polhemas. es, 2i,74: R. A. Black ios,
L. S. John Oh TAseb T. Rebcfs io s s. s. hS%s,
l05. i7--Ss
we're returned to-day in the handicap on the
links OF the Country Club of Lakewood.
Scores were on the high side. W. j. Evans.
the scratch man. won the gross score prize.
and r. G. Ennever won the net score cup.
TIC. Enncver. Lakewood. 9o. 1870; II. A. James,
Lakewood 90. i2--s4; W, j. Evans, Ekwanok. IS.
o"sS; u, a: Black. Palm Beach. 90, a. S Paul
Lakewood, e5. SIS; Philip Rhlnelander, Lake.
wood, lO2, N-Ss; II. Suydam. Lakewood. 90, 10
50; +. r, X. Kimball Lakewood 07. 6-oi; W. W
burton, Lakewood, 95, 4-9l; Lloyd DAWSON Allie.
ghcny. 1903 1o-93 D.. p, Kingsley Lakewood, o.
l-93: s. r. Vickers. Lakewood, III. i8-l0l: |. II,
TAFT Baltimore. las, 1850
BAYsIpE, Noy. 2l.-,Justicc ,o'Bren and
Justice Gildersleeve were defeated in an
is- hole match AT the oakland Golf Club, TO-
day by John Il! Taylor, president of the club,
and S. Osgood Pen. II was a unique four
some. the condition out Of the ordinary being
TINT only one club, cleek, could be used
The four cont testants played with two golf balls,
and IL was, as one OF the Judges described
It, an old fashioned foursomc. 1t was an ex-
citing match from the start. the contestants s
stubborny fighting every inch of ground
Three holes were halved on the first round,
three were won by the Justices and three were
taken by Taylor and Pell, so that at the turn
they were all even. Az the fourteenth hole
they were again on even terms. II was then
that Taylor and Pel settled down to the best
golf Of the match. They won the long sixth,
Il l..