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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-02

| IN favor NJ the sormar q ,o marLod
the oneninp of tho baseball season SAT-
urday afternoon This gan,o mononol-
Iized mos, ~ tho time tho n A q
ana Elks being forced to mi, In tho
middle of tbe seventh inning nm ar
count of darkness the score standing
3 10 4 for the uono,nlus The dav was
delightful a great crowd was nresent
and tho government hand nlaved he-
tween Innings
J The Marines. taking the nlaces of tho
Males established tbemselves In tho
rood opinion os tho mul,i,ude Tbev
viii, hear watching rho punabous n n.
lneared in good shane Tho Elks ana mt
live nm IN exnectations The n A C's
n,aved n live,v game
A. ,.so m the Are, oame was
IcaIled
punabou ;s nj the hat Woods tales
his base on halls. he is nut out nv Rob-
erts the nitcher in a careless moment
Forbes makes f,rst hut fails in n steal
TO second steere goes ont ON a ground
or second 10 frst
| Males go to hat Hampdep flies out
tn second. Cogswe,, takes base on
balls: Hampden steals second Woods
error paws gets base on halls Ryan
goes ont nm a tran hall IN steere and
Cogswell is out M third
Second Inning-punabou hating
Jisbman out second 10 irst Uemen-
wav takes his base on dead hall
Tucker ia given base Hardee hits.
Trucker eoes ont at second uardea ia
mt ont irving to steal second
/ uo,,a 20 no, noior,o sa,o ., e-s,
cn.,s W u"' aMn sa.e on n nS,
~, p e, .,ah.. n.,or;o uaaa.as .hisa p oaso
49,, A.. w ,,e., Dee ,, .n'u. s.
thss SIMS 1871, Uu. mu, r uanes n's..
annnISe. ssa,. ., oa a.. o'e'"e" o'' y"
e'ouhu' 'no'' W hs'
| Ihird inning-Punahou 10 pat. soper
SENDS grounder TO hrst and Is out. Rob-
inson and woods strike out. Male TO
Dat-DaVis Out, pitcher TO nrst. Ryan
loul mes out 10 catcher. ROBERTS ID
saie on base nit. Deiorie goes out,
ptcher 10 nrst.
Fourth lnning-Punahou batting
forDes ounts and gets sate. Steere
KNOCKS 10 snort, VINO throws FORBES
out 10 second steere arrives saIeiy.
Lishman hies out with foui. Hem
enway strikes TO iett' tucker hies OUT
10 center. MAIZE 10 pat. mcnamara
strikes out. Robinson lands on hrst,
error by that Daseman. Murphy sac
ilnces' Hampden base NUS 10 center
anu foDinson comes nome ior the nrst
run amid shrleks ana yeiis' Cosweii
mes out 10 center.
rIth lhhihs-f uhanou 10 pat Har-
zee makes second on thirds error. sop
or KNOCKS ana reaches second, Haruee
coming nome, ana makes third on that
paseHah error. ROBINSON mes OUT 10
lelt; WOODS mes our 10 center. soper
ieaones nome rorpes strIkes on.
MAIZE 10 pat. Davis OUT, third 10 nrst'
nehiehway ca.cnes Nyah lappiause,,
hoDer's is gwen MS pase. Deiorie hIts
10 snort ana hoperls goes out at Sec
onu,
sM,n lhnihs runanou pat.ihs
maies ca.cher nuTt. fopinson take.
Dass place anu nyrhes .ases i,sn .
nelu. o'ceIe goes Out seeon1 70 MS.
Lishihan mus 10 ieIt anu McNanaIa
naNes spiehuiu runiIhs eaten Nue,
menuous appiause,' Iehenway Is nv
anu ,ahes his pase. ne stea's sesohu
III
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-02
PUNAHOUS.

Mailed 0 % 1 900 10 90 1 0 IA
Three Base Hits - Steere, Soper.
Forbes.
Two Base Hit-Soper.
Sacrifice Hits - Ryan, Mcnamara.
Murphy.
Stolen Bases - Hampden, Cogswell,
Ryan 2. Delorie 2, Mcnamara. Hemen-
way 2.
Hit by Pitcher-Cogswell. Hemenway
2, Tucker.
Struck Out-By Hardee ~, by Rob-
erts IL.
Bases on Balls-Hardee 7, Roberts 4.
Wild Pitches-Hardee /, Roberts 2.
Passed Ball-Robinson Up. A. c. |.
Umpires-Bowers and Cottrell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-02
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-05-02

J. Fernandez, IS. ....2 0 0 0 1
L. Fernandez, II. .....2 / 0
Totals ..........26 8 81 s 4
Score by Innings
1234 1857
Elks -. ............1 90 1 0 0 "a
Honolulus. .........2 o 40 IS
Two Base Hits-Louis 2.
Sacrifice Hits - Bushnell. Russell.
Cunha.
Stolen Bases - williams, Russell,
White. Kaai. Zamloch.
Struck Out-By Joy IL. by Zamloch 8.
Bases on Balls-By Joy 5. by Fam
loch 3.
Wild Pitches-Joy 2. Zamloch 3.
Passed Balls-Kiley I. Cunha I.
Umpires-Bowers and Cottrell.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
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a year now open for Statesmen. Executive.
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. September "a 1904
, BEEvES-Receipts none: feeling unchanged. Dressed
native Sides sales OF choice beef 9zc
ct b1zQdc No later cables from London Liverpool
Exports today were 9d2 cattle. GO sheep and 1900
quarters OF beef ~
CAI.vEs-Recelpts IS head making with the
calves on hand. 51S to be Eod. mainly Westerns and
grassers Feas were quiet and about steady grassers
and Westerns showed Improvement and 45O were
unsold AT the close. Common prime soil M
s4aS7 5 per 100 b tops at So few at 81
l1=@12c; country dressed unchanged.
Saes-H. II. Hollis; veal 40 10. at IS per 100 n:
Il do l37 10, at 81 20; do. 81 70. at s5 so
George & L. g Dlllenback: veals. 10 ~ at 50:
II grasse-s. 1871 No. at So.
Harrington & 50 Western calves 176 10 at sa So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1896 head in
GLIDING 21s the market. making. stock
carried over. sale. mainly Jersey City.
Sheep supply and firm fraction higher:
opcned and closed a shade easier all hut
choice grades expected be carried
over. Common rather choice sheep sold S3QS4 per
n; lambs $5dS6 two decks OF choice do SO 81 y
dS0 mutton steady at 5qSc per 70; dressed
lambs sale.
Il NJ average So per 100 -; 247 do 6S 70 Sc:
229 do az h IS 20; do 100 10. So 90: obs Ohio
do r s5 10 274 Indiana do. 64 No. at IS 90: 2Ts
do, SO ID at s. 90 -
Newton & co: 142 Ohio lambs. T2 Ib at 50 s7Is.
Huntington & Co: 217 Buffalo lambs. 73 10 IS IS
Tobln & shannon: l37 Ohio lambs so 10. at s6 so;
1872 Ohio and sheep. III 10. at 81 So
George & L. S. Dilienback: % State lambs SO 10.
q Judd E Co Date Yesterday: 43 Kentucky lambs
60 IL al S6; III Kentucky sheep % 10. at So 20
IIOGS-Receipts 9 cars, 1853 head. all con-
signed direct. Feeling nomnaly steady.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
LAWN TENNIS.
Kings County Wins Metropolitan
Cham pOnShip.

The Kings County Tennis Club team won the
championship OF the Metropolitan IntercIub League
by defeating the Crescent Athletic CIuo team in
the New-YOrk Lawn Tennis Club. incidentally,
the champion Of the year. Holcombe Ward. rep
resenting the Crescents, was defeated by Robert
lie Roy. OF the NewYorks.
This series was played result OF com
mittee meeting, which recently decided that GER
tain matches defaulted earlier in the season should
be played of. The New-York team consisted of
Robert lie Roy and Harry F. Allen and Ward
and r. F. Carlton represented the Crescent Ath-
letic Club.
In his match against Ward lie Roy got good
lead and surprised the champion by his swift
drives passing Ward the net again and again
lie Roy exhibited some nervousness at first but he
allowed II to interfere with his drives which
invariably went low and hard. He sumped some
what in the middle OF the set, but won after deuce
had been called. 7-5.
Ward seemed to underrate his opponent and he
began the second wearing Il confident smile
but lie Roy seemed undaunted and started off with
rush. 1t looked for while II Ward would
lose two straight. With the 3-5 against
him. and the game 800, he won four straight and
the set at 10 II looked like Wards match thea
for he had not played the hard game that lie Roy
had but the latter kept doggedly at II. Ward
along the side lines. The playing became extremely
close. and Ward began TO put on more steam. With
the set 40 against him. he took the next game
and brought the score TO deuce but lie Roy threw
himself into the next two games for all he was
worth and won them handiy.
Allen defeated Carlton IN the other singles match,
and the doubles match was left unfinished. The
summary:
Intercub Singes-Robert lie Roy defeated Hol-
combe Ward IS. 81, IS. Henry F. Allen de-
Doubles-Ward and Carlton VS. lie Roy and Allen.
Ga. 81. all (u lfnished)
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
ANOTHER DISCUS MARK.
Sheridan Beats Ozcn RecOrd-Nezc-
YOrkerS First at Montreal.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Montreal Sept. 24.-M ]. Sheridan OF the Greater
New-York Irish Athletic Association. broke his own
worlds record for the throwing of the discus, 132
feet made at the Olympic games at St. Louis He
sent the missile here to-day distance of 13S feet
6l7 inches Sheridan performed the feat at the
Montreal Amateur Athletic Union championships
All the contests were won by New-York athletes
Those of the New-York Athletic Club to finish first
were P. ]. Walsh in the 1OOyard and 22o-yard
dashes: L. Z. ]. Feuerbach. in the 16-pound shot
put; II. L. Hillman tr. i'll the 440-yard run; 8. s.
Jones. in the running high jump and H. V. Val
entine in the half-mile. The Greater New-York
running broad jump; J. J. DAILY, In the one-mile
and throwing the 16-pound hammer and F. Castle
man, in the l20-yard hurdle. The summaries:
Putting le e-pognd shot-won by l. E. J. Feger6ach
A A. 80 # l1fs IN. second; H. A Connolly. NJ A A. 80
3 Cohen G. y. ! T. A. A. second; P. Deer. NJ A A.
Throwing 5o-p9gnd wsght-won by ]. J. Flanagan. G.
90 #. Az in. second; J. S Mitchell. n Y. A c. 80 IT.
+ rgnwoq by L :.IaIg a5
P TBemf Bscf Il ranW:e ~ sse65a By II Jossa B% i A. 4
qnains aR.E5 hE u@wGn by .5s5 5oPeq wsa.S Aeo
University. third Height 5 IT. in
csssis@sa g. y Sa5ss
'S M re- ,5p1p ranwon by z j.
C.; MyeF PrRsein L Y ,A A A. osiS second; F. Castle
Running broad jgmpWon by MyeT staFg PTpStep g
TT 81 second corbet Qta%a 20 f. 2 In thra
II Haif-atle run,Won by y cenS g. N i-nderwood
Throwing Vi e. dsensWon nlIe vt1e BY n J. Sheridan G. N
,os. 5osn ,Srd & n b,stdnce a. IA IA m % in j.
hundred and taentyyard runWon BY J.
walsh N & L Hm9R 1birS \ Time A G o22 sse0nd;
Throwing 1epound hammer,Won by J. J. Flanagan: .S
eo. C. y a a t th5d S Ai6fS Bisanca 5s IT in
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati Sept. 24.-HOGS steady; butchers sc 25;
common IS mass so CATTLE steady: fair good ship
pers S49$4 20; S2QS2 30. SHEEP steady. SIG
Sc so LAMBS. So 25Qs6
Kansas City. Sept 24,-cAT1T.E 200 head.
Including head Southerns market unchanged choice
export and dressed $685. fair 50 T9
So steers So 75Gg5 So stockers and feeders
81 256S4. Southern Rteers 50GS3 Southern
81 506s2 65 native COWS s. 5Od$s rs: native heifers
k2 5OGS4 10 bulls 81 76Qs3 80: calves 81 bOGS5
ceips for the week ~ 300 head Receipts. I.aoo
ass 65 heavy s5 s0aS5 90: packers SIS SoGS5 pigs
lights 7O9$5 %: receipts for the week 2s 900
SHEEP Receipts 5000 head; market steady
lambs s4G$5: native wethers SO 25gSs 75 native ewes
S3dS3 90: Western lambs $4q$5 TO- Western yearlings
So 50Gs3 So Western sheep SO 25qss 65 stockers and
feeders 5OGS3 go receipts for the week $4,000
Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg Sept 24-CATTIE-Su
ply fair market steady choice S5 5oQs5 e5 prime IS 20
ass 40: fair 251S3 rs. HOGS-Receipts light mar
ket active prime heayies. So 25qse s5 heavy
Yorkers S6 4OISG light Workers, 2OQx6 pigs
S5 T5Q$6; roughs s4aS5 80 sHEEP-suppIy light mar
ket steady; prime wethers 81 25ds4 40 common sheep.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
KINGS COUNTY FALL TOURNEY.

The annual fall tournament Of the Kings County
Tennis Club started yesterday on the club s
courts, KiDgston-ave. and Bersen-st.. Brooklyn.
The matches Will be carried through the week and
play will be in mems singles and doubles The
players will be divided into classes. the first flight
engaging in a round robin. There are six OF the
most expert players of the club In this class in
cluding +. {. Anderson, +. w. Heitkamp H. Mol
lenhauer, j. T. Mcmahon S. A Westfall and A l..
Williston- Three round robin matches were played
yesterday besides matches in the second and third
classes. Summary:
G: Anderson 20 e-I ca. e4 s A westfall defeated
feated A. L. willitton, e-2 e-l, G-I
second class mems singlesA n. Pratt defeated II. A.
clinkenbrooner l-e 0-3 e-2: II Carlton defeated A.
81 Taylor g 61; T Antunidies defeated II. S. Bur
e-1. 6-i.
Third class mems snges-F a. Hart defeated II.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
These scores were posted for the Golf Comm
RESULTS AT EASTERN PARKWAY

Thrtynine competed in the qualifying round of the
championship tournament at the Eastern Parkway
Golf Club yesterday. The eight who became eligible
for the championship cup will be paired match
play follows II. X. Robbins and j. c. Taylor.
George Drury and A. /. Sherman. F. c. jennings
and Mrs: I. H. Polhemus H P. Mathews and !. r.
Ross. The others will be:
Second cup-Russeli Parker and II NJ Heath " X
George and W. H. Ziegler c A. Hubbell W. e Ed
minister. r. p. Dow and W II. Harding.
Third cup-p. F. MeCabe and J. E Roberts. T II.
Polhemus and r 4. Black. ". II. Harding jr and H
N. Halstein. F. p. Storms and W A. Bornum
Fourth cup-A. Meurer and r. Lounsbury. E. r. Fiske
and Dunbar Ross, z. Merrihew and d. A. Patterson.
George Lovett and c. W Lyons
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
MATCH PLAY ON APAwAMIs LINKS.

Playing in the third round of the club champion
ship the Apawamis links yesterday. II. l..
Downey beat r. D. Lapham by up. J. W. Nc
Bride beat H. B. Clark by up and 2 TO play F. A.
Moore beat z. B. Bramston by default and w r.
Thurston and =. A DOwney put off their match
until to-day. The other contests were:
Women's cup (semi-hnal)-Mrs. A J. Morgan beat
Mrs. II. B. Clark. by up 2 play: Miss NJ !.
70 play
Presidents cup 0hird round)-A shiand beat F. A.
Moore. by up and 20 play; J. D. Foot beat g. T.
shsllcross. by Hazen Morse beat T. B. Bramston by
up and 70 play; W. r Thurston beat A. F. Walradt.
by up and play
Walter Williams Cup third roundup. Matthews beat
g ;. Dearborn by up; II. l. Hotchkiss beat z. A.
Nash. by up and TO play: J. W: Mcbride beat
A Barry. by and 3 10 play; A. E Walradt beat
". w. King. by up and play.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
TUXEDO TOURNEY OPENS.

Tuxedo. n. Y. Sept a (speciaD.-The interclub
championship lawn tennis tourney. held under the
management or the Tuxedo Tennis aud Racquet
Club. opened on the courts hero to-day Owing 10
the threatening weather. the matches were late in
starting There were entries from several clubs In
Guiding Ardsley Orange westchester Great Neck
alo 5pa~aifhs Inc preliminary round was started
N N whch e =, watson. jr. OF Orange. easily de-
nea.ee & 60 =. Isopc' oI Tuxedo. and T. H. souther
Won Won rom n T. sands Tomorrow the semi-fnals
a. Msn's sinsies = 1preiminsry roundl--T solther.
i3ssE isE IS: g F SHSo w: beat H. A. SANDS ATasisyy
slae. best r. Ho6b. Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
NAVAL STORES.

The for spirits turpentne and without
important change in quoted prices Stocks in FIRST hands
good strained quoted Tar was about
steady unchanged 81 20 for oil We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-O and machine bhi. b5h "A
56c
TAR s47O
ROsIN-Comrnon good strained. 81 ao E. So: F.
SO o5: 50 Io II s. 20; IS 90; S4as4 o5 NJ 81 409
81 45; y. 81 co: " c. $5 and w w. S. 156s5 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits trTpeHtiae I04 bbls
Tar 1,lSs2 bbS
Savannah. Sept. 94-rURPENTINE nTm. 55c; receipts
1893 bbls sales. lI5: s25. ROSIN receipts
i.2I1 hhs: Gales 1.e2s exports 3611 We quote A. q
c. 81 55; D. 81 60: E. So o3 F, 81 20: @, So rs; H
50 so; Sc. X SO 70: VI. s4 10: y. 81 40: C. 81 TO-
" ", So
ing doing; receipts. 80 casks RosIN hrm, 50 as: re-
ceipts. 81 TAR firm. 81 60; receipts. as. CRIDE
TURPENTINE nrn 81 25 ss rs and IS rs: receipts o.
London, Sept. 24.-TURPENTINE-Spr sos "a
RoSIN-American strained. SIS Nd nne. lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
BUSY GOLF ON CRESCENT LINKS.

In addition 10 the general handicap at the Cres-
cent Athletic Club links yesterday there was a
best ball foursome for prizes presented By Henry
Kryn. Il was a case of killing two birds with one
stone as a special handicap made for the four
ball match, while the individual scores were al
lowed 10 under the club handicap in the reg-
lar weekly tournament. Cornelius B. Van Brunt
won not only the general handicap, but he and
Thomas November returned the lowest score in the
-FOUR ball match, and will play of al thirty-sX holes
match play with Goodwin and Beard who finished
second. The foursome cards were:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

MORNING GAME.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

be qualification cup. stroke competition at
eighteen holes. a club cup and consolation cup.
eighteen holes. match play. second cup for runner
up and handicap cup at eighteen holes The
programme:
October ~ qualification round ard nrst and second
rounds match plan consolation cups Octo
Der a. semi finals finals; October 10 the handicap
cup must be finished by G ;.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
eRENvILLE KANE WINS AT LENox
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rnE TrIBUxE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TIE TETBUSE.I
Lenox. Mass. Sept. A-Grenville Kane of
Tuxedo. the Foster Cup to-day. a trophy
offered annually by Giraud Foster OF New
York, secretary OF the Lenox Golf Club. The
contest was a S6-hole handicap at medal play.
n Mallouf. OF Ekwanok made the.Dest gross score
OF the match contest and received special trophy
only twelve scores were posted. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
GOLFERS TIED AT MARINE AND FIELD.

An unusual run OF ties marked the leading scores
she Marine and Field club links yesterday in the
play for the cups presented by Messrs Woodhouse
and KimbalL Dr. Seaves in Glass A, with
e2-l-76; F. b. Duryea 96-l4-s2, and Dr. Fuller
e5-l5-S2. teing for second place. In Class there
a tie between J. s. de Selding lO2-26-77 and
=. Burton. l02-25-0.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

ADF FE;fSTIsEMESTS and subscriptions for
Inc Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. 1854 Broadway between S6th
and Sttn sts.. until o'clock p. m Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
oniees az regular once rates until oelock
2; m,i VIZ; 2o4 sth-ave.. 8. e. cor 2sd-st-: {:
.ss ass 9vn-avs, cor. i2th-st.: e2 East lsth-st:
zoS West l2ath-st.: i33S 3d-ave.. between
Iotn and nd nth sts.: ,026 sd-ave., near 6lst-
,sx, i'tos ist-ave.. near s9th-st loi East
near Aist-st: 654 sd ave; 2i0 Bleecksr-
st.; s25 Bleecks--st.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
ENeLEwoop BEATS OAKLAND.

The Oakland golf team Of Bayslde, Long Island.
visited the links of the EnglewOod Golf Club yes
terday and was beaten by the home team by
score Of II TO o. Murray Olyphant. the NeW-Jersey
CHAMPION headed the Englewood side while the
Oakland team was led by L. II. Richmond, The
summary:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
Van Brunt and November: Gross. HdcpNst
cHAMPloNsHIP AT FOX HILLS

Fox Hills golfers out in force yesterday in
the qualifying round OF their club championship.
medal play handicap occupied the days programme
and the best eight gross scores qualified for the
ChamnionShin SirnmarY.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
UNDERTAKINGS.

ARTHUR KEATING. licensed Undertaken
and Em5almer 2 554 Suh-ave.. near 136th-
st Tel. 40 Morningside
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

Although oConnor and Horton withdrew from
the handicap their gross scores enabled them to
qualify for the championship The draw for the
first round al match play is: Kirk and Patterson
Ward and Janin. Horton and Faber. Sears and
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. 24-FLOUR steady. wHEAT-sprns
limits unsettled: Northern. (. 81 q u; wtnte-
unsettled No red CARLOADS; in stCrs 81 70 CORN ORR
No white. 34Hc; No mixed S2hc- Canal freishts
steady
Chicago Sept. 24-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
Grenvllle Kane. Tnrndo
TouRNEY an vReINlA hor sPRINos.

The annual fan tournament. open 20 members OF
cubs IN the United States Golf Association and
such other players may be invited will be held
on October L, is. a and Is. The cups offered will
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
GrOss. Handican- Nei
ON THE HILLSIDE LINKS.

Plainneld n. J., Sept. "a (specaD.-Arthur Muir
ply won the leg on the mems handicap cup at the
Hillside Tennis and Golf Club to-day with net
score Of 76 The scores:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25

In the play-off OF the tie which occurred the pre-
vious Saturday in the monthly handicap the win
ner was W. j. Geddes. The scores of the five who
tied were
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
OAKLAND.
ENGLEwoC
GOLF AT ST. ANDREWS.

In the sixth monthly handicap at the st. Andrews
Golf Club yesterday A. NJ. Reid won the low score
prize. and the following eight qualified for match
play for the cup:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-25
ON THE pYkER MEADOW LINKS.

select nine hole score handicap was started in
a successful way at the Dyker Meadow links yes
terday. and will be continued at the same course
to-day. The leading scores posted yesterday were:
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