New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
GOLF At WATCH HILL.
Many Prses offered Players
Tennis a Popular Sport.

Watch Hill r l. July (SpeciaD.-Ouiet has de-
scended again upon Watch Hill. after e1cep-
tonally noisy Fourth On that day there was an
/ interesting ball game tho Ocean House grounds.
and there were a band concert and dancing in the
evening Tho excursonists. however. confined
themselves principally 10 the bathing beach and
Lighthouse Point. Several dinner parties We're
given. and many went automobIng. a pastime
carried extensively here. Many pretty turnouts.
pony and riding horses also to be seen.
The Hill. located 1t is. only six miles from the
direct road from New-York Newport IS visited
by road tourists constantly. and hardly day passes
but some new style OF automobile toots into the
place.
At the Misquamicut Golf Club the first tourna-
held on Independence Day Captain
Hearn won with score of. gross. 81. handicap g.
William Clark was second with score OF IS.
handicap. g. Tho events for 1904. open to sub
scribing and associate members and those to
whom the privileges Of the club have been extend
ed for two weeks or longer are as follows:
Mixed handicap prize event July 4. at 2:3o D m.
eighteen holes, medal play. for first and second
prizes offered by the club. Handicap events for
men. Saturdays, July 16 and 30 and August L. at
23O p. m eighteen holes medal play each day
for prize each day offered by the club Handi-
cap events for women. same for men. Perrin
Handicap Cup. for women. Friday and Saturday
August and g. at 23O p ~. thirty-six holes medal
play, eighteen holes each day. Three cup match
play for men, Friday. August 20. and Saturday
August q, at 10 m and 2:S0 p. m. eighteen holes
match play; contestants will be divided into three
classes zone class to play for each cup) according
the scores made on July 16 and 80 and August 10
The members unable to play in competition ON July
16 and 80 and August 1S play qualify for this
event Thursday. August rs. at $50 D. m eighteen
holes. medal play. Three cup match play event for
women same for
Phelps medal event for the championship OF tho
club September 2 and 8. at $50 D. M open to
women subscribing and associate members only
thirty-sx holes medal play. eighteen holes each
day. Knevals medal event for championship of the
club. September 3. at 10 a m. and 2:SO D. M. open
to subscribing members only thirty-six holes
medal play. The new officers of the golf club are:
President, Sherman A. Knevals; vice president r.
F. Ballanttne; honorary secretary, Dudley Phelps;
treasurer. James NJ. Pendleton: captain. DR.. s. NJ.
Hamin.
Tennis is extremely popular with the club men,
bers, and the new as we'll as the old are in
demand In the first tournament for mixed
doubles. Lowering and Allen defeated Miss Burial
and Burall 2-1. The schedule for tennis for 1904
is Mixed doubles. July t. at 23O p. In for prizes
offered by the club Singles for men, July g. ut
23O p. m. first prize offered by the club Singles
for women for men. Doubles for men,
July %. at 2:3O first prize offered by the club
Doubles for women same for men. Singles for
men. August 6. at ESQ p. m. first prize offered by
the club. S ;'s Tor women same as for men,
a; IN and $50 p m, singles for men; first prize
prize, consolation cup. singles for women. same
The winged knockab bout of Manton B. Metcalf. of
Orange y. J.. which came by rail TO Stonington
is now at anchor in the bay The Anchorage"
on Meadow Lane, BELONGING 10 DR. S. NJ McCon-
nell rector Of All Souls. New-York, will be opened
in August. The CedarS. fine mansion in Ninegret-
ave- which the property of the late Nelson
Perrin, of Baltimore, Will not be open this summer
His son. Nelson, jr.. is taking a trip around the
world.
The New-York arrivals at the hotels include the
following:
:, LarSin House-H H. sammIs, a. Boil. Mr.. and
Mrs W Mayer. Nj and Mrs j. Williams. Mr.; and
Jenkins c A. Mackenzie Mr.. and Mrs AudIey Clark
Reginald A. Clark. Gerald b. Clark Helen c. Clark
Catherine +. Clark. E D. Com don, Mr. and Mrs
Chesebro and h. s. KarHie
Atlantic House.. c. Snow, Mr. Mrs H. W.
Waterman. Miss Waterman. Miss Bair. C. Baldwin.
@. s. Ryan, and Mrs. j. l.. Pierce J. s
W. G.. Hammond. c, +. Hammond e. p. ".
ketchum.
PIimpton House-w II Lane Mrs D. J. Smith A
J. FILLER Mr.. nd r B. Jones r D. BushnelL
r. I. Wood and Miss F. c.. Hall.
Ocean House-Mrs n. E. Brock, Mrs. 3. N Horton,