The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
The match play summary:

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E B. M0pc9 e S ,ss S
IS. s-H: x, 3. Travis, Manhanset Manor. q. rs
STOW ASr9s'Re W.ns g.. TAT esq Sc
is-s2 r: \. Dyer, Essex County TO-? 1874: ]. E. r.
Smith Esse a, County TO- is4ss /. T. +, Garrs,son
County. los is.se u, S;arrcit' Essex COUNTY 100,
is1@ A. p BachInan, Glen Ridge. iia, 'S.-loi;
GREENWICH, Sept. l7.-There was much TO
day day In the finai ior the ": H. Tempie aea
J. N Mason beat Il K. Warford and Z i. X
the sandSspP s
the morning. and six qualified for the after
billiard H T ana 3rsfs sen ssIe BY Won Nv v
scores were Mrs F y zitteil and 5 j Graham.
Sse m NJ. Il GA bsy sa saf csv Pa yu J
iI3, 1870: Mrs. j. n Montieth and T. W
Russell. l2s, So-ss Mrs, F. c, Hilliard and
F. 3 H HnIIss , 49, ,s 20, Mrs sheaF'0n and
GLEN COVE. Sept, l7-At the Nassau Coun-
match Between I'VE the NASSAU and the oakland
ming scored a decided victory for the home
team. by IL too. The score;
yehnsss p isxs ". w. + H b. hoGpsi
Al hSdns S,f.r P%SnsnSs TS's Riss
Ross It a F. H. Popaam, O. Total. :. " We
Six members entered scoop in a sweep
Dunn Ing. with 81. iG-ss.
In the semi; final Of the club champion ship
and J. b. Turner, Jr.. defeated F. b. stouten.
p. W. Kendall won the class A handicap.
81. SO, and s. D. LounsbeTy won the class
B CUP. with 90. l5-75. The best Of the other
lo~so r. Turner. jr,. s.. SO J. B. Turner,
ST.. 100. 2s-sI, and A. l. Drayton. loi. 1876.
won IS. sssfs anoi " s @
noon on the EE%anok lnfs. n'i he I'd" Defeated
dnsl Of the season. a. BY up The be- hottest
contest hung in the balance until the last
put was in the cup on the eighteenth green.
then attempted to reach the green with his
brassey, but topped his ball and went into
Tor Waterman was down In S, Both men
returned cards Of 81.
Edward NJ. Daley. In the semi-hna round
~ and TO play. Waterman defeated R. D.
Campbell, by 2 up and TO play, Lawrence c.
Daley won the losing eight contest for the
BY up and TO play; A. l.. White won the
gross score prize in the open handicap with
i card OF 81, and Charles h. Leake took the
net prize with card of 81. 8 IS.
j., S. worthington Of the Mid-surrey. Eng
and, Club has won the open amateur, cham
ourth round proved fatal TO the Irish entries.
1t the start Of the round Ireland claimed
S % the S syesn and
Ireland did not have a single representa-
i've, and Of the semi-nnalists three were
English and one Scotch.
The home team won from the Englewood
iolf Club yesterday In the contest at the
dontclsir Golf Club The score:
Montclair-E. a Freeman. o: T. T. Reid. 5: W. Y.
,A PAW Harrison o; Ai,sh &. Kernaany rstyi
Wilcox, s. ". E. Marcus o: q. ". Stephens, o. Tolal
Rnglew ood--F. Murray Olyphart. =. r. NJ. Brit
an, o. r. n. ilson. q w r. s. Moore, o: s. Slosson.
II, y: Keep, |; W. S. B.yli,, o: {, s. Co.'S. o: r.
mare, o; W. Pomeroy, o. otal. !.
Play for q, mp cup, for members
ated n. ten or over, reached the sami-final
{ the Apawamis Club yesterday, and in this
ound Sidney A. La wton beat E. B Bram-
ton, by Z and 3. and q. A. Albro beat X, T.
Walden by and5 The other matches were:
residents cup, second round-A. Shiland.
IT,. beat Frank A. Moore, by 8 up and to
lay; j. d. Foot beat c, +. Shallcross by up:
! aEen Morse beat z. b. Bramston, by up.
Williams cup. first round-H, L. Hotchkiss