The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-08
WOMENs AND NEWS GoLF1Nc.
Annual Intercity Team Matches on the
Wlasehiokon Iinka

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Wissshiokon Links.
Barring the narrow escape from defeat Of
flndlay Douglas by Whitlatch, the westheld
crack. who holds the championship Of the
'ehtrai Jersey League. the sitting out rounds
Yesterday at the Nassau Country Club Ro,t
tournament were as placid as a millpond
douglas and Whitlatch were out in 70
ana all square, Douglas saving the match on
the nome green after being 1 down at the six
teenth. Yet Douglas finished with only
TWO "a. Travis went out in a, with Evans. in
the morning. winning easily and In putting
out HICKS In the afternoon the British cham
pioh returned the fine score of IS, SIS
Evans was back to Ekwanok form In the
consolation round and had the card of 49,
3e--T Travers also was In q low scoring
vein, doing 10 In the morning Busch beat
Phillips OF Dyker Meadow only on the
twentieth hole, and three other matches
went to the nineteenth hole including that in
which Jennings beat Seely.
G. 7. Watson, Sr.. continued in the form he
showed at the Essex tournament, beating
Sesmlth q Flushing and Howard Maxwell
10 y. gS9d golf. ~ He was using driver presented
The green's were ideal, better than any seen
at tournament this year, and all hands
were running down their puts In clockwork
~, There will be an open handicap to-day for
the Busbey cup. besides the closing match
pay me summary:
n whitlatch, Wes,neld. beat u. r Allen. Dyker
play; J p. Travers, Nassau, bes, J. Molier. Jr.
's ssS 70 ssz 81 w SS.T;
AND, and to play c; r. WATSON. ST. Essex County.
play Hees a,sn ey G soS no
cT ,S By up and s,o Play Travis Garden ard
second round--pouslss beat whi.a.ch. by
watson beat Maxwell. b. 5 up and to play; Travis
bea, Hicks, by up and to play. -
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UP and to play II. ]. Evans ans beat IT. Goodwin IL
by up and Ts, o to play IT., - - ~ ,,,,
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cent by up and % play F, p. Pratt. Nassau beat
Guifi mon eE Up e 9aa G nay
wood By sup and 2 to play Il. G Folger u Nassau,
Crescent. bes, l. p. RideI, Nassau, by up and
10 play; @. p. Taneeman, Nassau beatW. f. Butler,
Second nns ts.R PAY by
Pay esa' by rra in o and
10 play; Taylor beat Tanstmsn, BY default w
play Tor ths arisosm trophy a. the Phiis.
delphla Cricket Club course at wissahckon,
the philadelphls women repeated their record
the Boston team. The holder, Of the trophy
very close, the final score being Is to %, the
IoTk Won q. snd ha,ysd two q ths fifteen
hon and Mrs. G. I. Tiffany each scored the
maximum nnG Of points, Ms ManCG Miss St G.
II. Bishop haved their matches. The scores;
C F. Fox o. Mis- ...t GrS g.
s M g. A Gilbert r. g ass aeN s 81 Nan S
MSSsmPon; Mrs AEIes M. L. 6ld H:
ssies, i H. 4 E'sss1sid &fs s% Z. i %ort s
Ms F f X MG.ri n s,a Mis-. Georgian.
1 s,;Sss Ss tSssIs
Morgan D g. Mrs s. 4 T'i Pelas@ o Mrs. H. lei
loves Morgan, o: MIS-. William SnlpDen U: MISS
Elizabeth Hurry. 0: Miss Fl. Bishop, o. Miss Ruth
Badscy, o: Mrs. c. L. Tiffany. 5. Total. Is.
Mrs. NJ. d. Paterson won the approaching
and putting competition with eight strokes
Miss Elizabeth Hurry and Miss Elizabeth
Porter Of Boston Ting for second place.
The annual team match between the Phil;
adelphia and New York men will be played
at Garden City on Oct. 20. The Philadelphia
team will be made UP as follows H; n.
Perrin, Philadelphia Cricket; A. W. Tilllng-
hast, Philadelphia Cricket. II. b Mcfarland,
Huntington Valley; the Rev. s. Carr. Hunt
In gdon Valley; c. s: Starr, Huntingdon VAL
ley; r. g. Griscom. Merton; G.. J. Cook. Phil
adelphia Country: W. 7. West. Camden Coun-
try. C. p. Calvert. Philadelphia Country;
W. P. Smith, Huntingdon Valley.
Mrs George X. Meynen won the seventh
competition for the womens cups yesterday
at the Highland Colt Club, Jamaica. from a
Miss Ulrich. IL: Mre. q; X Meynen, 10: Miss
Lois Dunton s: Mrs. W. n. Donnell, 3: Mrs.
PIX, Meynen. 7: Mrs. 7, I Ely, Z; Miss Kellogg,
g. Miss Haviland, 2; Miss Browne. /.
No date has been fixed as yet for the re-
turn match between the Metropolitan ';of
Assoc citation and the Golf Association of Phil
adeinhia, but Secretary F. A. Snow has asked
the Garden City Golf Club for the nse of the
course.
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