The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
COLUMBIA GOLFERS WIN.
ROLL Up ~ HOLES TO 10 FOR
UESTCHESTER TEAM.
First Team Contest In the metropolitan
District sp0rtsnIaniike Anair-N'
4. FOWneS Wins the Atlantic CltS
Cup Outright Play at 81. Andrews.

Nup OulFlEhl'-FlNl ~ 81 NHuTe"e'
Columbas team came out with colors
| nying Z the Wes tches ter Golf Club yesterday
| IA the hrst team match OF the year In the
Metropolitan Golf Association, Scheduled
ior nine Il eide. Swan OF the varsity men
dld not appear. and this left George FOX
| lIhany without an anita gonist. He waited
around the tee for an hour or so and then
SET out In foursome, but without claiming
default as Tiffany Is one OF the old timers
VINO believes In golf for funs sake only.
, I. II Blake. Jr., the varsity captain. lost 10
+ =. d Compton. the WestChester captain
oul blossom, Jackson. Stevens and Palmer
all on last years team, Won their matches
ana rolled ny q holes between them, 10 10
B LOT the NestCh ester clan.
lie other three Columbia drivers lost.
/ 30 that on the one point system il would have
oeen halyed match It was a pleasant
visit for the college lads, the only Jarring
| note being the habit OF a NsstChester player
OF smoothing the line OF the put with his
! loot, Instead Of brushing II lightly with the
hand, but no one protested After Tiffany 5
waving Of the default the Columbia boys
/ were also on their politest behavior, and II
this Westchester golfer had used both feet
| a. smoothing irons instead Of one they would
only have said Alter you, my icOnoclastic
| friend"
conditions were good for the early season.
as The links is bounded by the Bronx and
some OF the holes are on meadow land. But
pnd rules prevailed through the fair green.
| which cancelled the drawback Of soft spots.
ana t4Y putting greens were good. although
| NE rollers have not yet been used on them.
s25, s95, $40 5a5, sii $50. sl5 al ana ss5 yards,
| 4, total OF SOlO. rhe scoring was on the
| roll Of the ball, but both Jackson and Comp
/ ton were under 80
=, There was shooting at the new traps. and
the spor, Is hndng hearty support from
| the members The Clubhouse Is on the lawn.
! Just OrloT" the clubhouse. The house Is
| II charge @. 4. J. smith, who is beginning
| his thltd season as superintendent, and John
! Brett, until lately with the Tuxedo Club is
| the Ne-tchester Golf clubs professional
| Inc summary.
steven D. Palmer Q rarreny. o. Clark. 0, Scott, o.
Wtslch,,,cr Compton, :? Watt. o. Butchings.
! @ pr ksyuof. o. Dr. Walker. Re. Ter. ? Ysuch. 2?
J Conpr,lt.,e play began at the St Andrews
( HOII (4ub Yesterday with the first Of the
/ monthly, h1udlcaps, the fair green being
/ nrin ana the putting greens as good as in
! June. The prize for the lowest gross score
! was captured By u. p. Kiug-ley. with. SO.
who beaD OUT Walter ]. Stern three strokes
/ According 20 the handicap they should have
/ finished tother way about. The eight lowest
net scorer, who vii keep on IN the usual
way Tor trophy az match play. we're.
l5n Dion Gosrdfaa. a 81 i iii Filing *
/ " t N|,b Is n.
| iO6 i2-gI
p Andrew Carnegie played the round with
! Patterson and kept his score. There were
! tive nty starters The draw for the first
/ round Is Kingsley and Bell Allen and HiR-
gins, Stern aud Boardmuu, lillinghast and
! Patterson
Aided by fine greens there was n better
Meadow Golf Club than than at at any time tRis
spring Amos 1 Dwight did an So the first
| nine being Ia 4s, and won the cup 'esentcd
| by DR. William Jarvie by coming the nearest
| to beating DOGGY. There were foTty-two
| 70 start, the eight leaders being Amos
| Dwight 50, SIS down, james J. TAYLOR so.
| 81 down, y Putnam. Jr SO. lO-5 down,
! A. p. Capp. %. IS down. q Weatherby
s., as down; John { Powers, ". % down;
Phillips. o., 7-6 down.
Members we're tried out yesterday to open
the season at the Essex County Country club
| and TO get line on their form for the team,
! which. has a, date with Princeton for next
Saturday and has also TO keep its engage
/ ments in the New Jersey Golf League circuit
| There were fifteen on each team, the captains
| being CHARLES ". Otonnor and \ l., Red
/ field, the latteT's outfit gaining the honors
/ by % 10 10. The scores:
/ Rrdnrld's Team-.R. L. Rsdneld, 0. T. Powers
Constantine. s. Il. B Lsydtn' s. ii, d, brown. S:
G B Storrs. 0: o. I'M 2 a. oolgate 0; s. DE Bosgne.
s. r Golsale Z" K. kirkland o. E. C. kips'ein' o.
oCen9ors Team, ". oCOnnor. 0: c. II; Lee.
r. ". Forest, O. G. 4 Riley, Q; |. Colby, 3: T. Ssu
| yage, o. " J. KlnEsland, s: Il y, Guthrie. o. Il. l.
| Holmes. s. W. " Ross, l. G. NJ. colgate. l. A. W.
Ashey,s. Total 49,
Golf began for the season yesterday at the
! Richmond County Country Club with the first
monthly handicap. IL was for two classes,
A and b, prize being won outright in each
set Hereafter the two best men in each
| class will keep on at handicap match play
for a cup under the system introduced with
success last year. hut as the opening event
l "a al hes la al
conditions 10 see how the men had kept on
their game during the winter. Scratch men
Williams won a sweep as we'll as the handicap
prize in class A, and Woodruff won In class h.
The scores.
Stout $, o-ss T. NJ Talnlor 90, 80. c. a. blythe
e5 $50 J. c, Cottrcll, o. O-sl c. u. Simons Jr
B sGST ioa 80 ss. Z HTF sHloT
100. lO-et; K ?. Emmons lO2, G %. Vincent Hook
'"C clsss B-H. V, woodruff, ii2. ASA l. walker
il2 1s ,oI z, G. WSnh wI, no HI9e T. n
Austin P. Kelley. i2o. iS-lo5.
PLAINFIELD. April 49, With the weekly
competition for the Presidents and Park Golf
Club cups the active season at the Park Golf
club began to-day The, course is in fine
condition, It being possible TO use all Of the
putting green's The leading scores
&c NoT re no. SIS 90 J. B. BETS ~ POS
lis iS-io5 S ST. John Mccutchen, liz, I'D. "'"
ATLANTIC CITY. April l5-W, {. FOwneS,
Ir. the young crack Of Pittsburg, won the
highest honOrs in the three day spring tourney
OF the Atlantic City Country Club. az North
field which ended to-day. There was some
good golfng IN the final between Fownes
and Howard NJ Perrin, the former Phila-
delpha champion. This match carried the
gallery. Fownes won by up and 10 play
Re Is now the undisputed champion Of the
course, having won the fall and spring
This This victory SS gives Fownes tho absolute
possession OF the Atlantic city cup, which
he won three times in succession
{. laherty, Chevy Chase, won the presi-
dents cup from II c Parchan Warren,
in the final by up J G Phillips, Atlantic
City carried OF the governors ooup by up,
over b Sphea, Oakmont A Darby,
Atlantic City, was the victor in the final
round for the Northheld cup, beating W
Peterson, Atlantic City, / up IN 20 holes
The consolation event went TO q. n Morgan,
Oakmont, by up and to play over NJ
Bostwick OF Merton.
The handicap scores were.
T. NJ. Hopes, Wilmington. %. 40; c. s. Cox.
FAlrheld. ~, los: 7. c: HoHeman. Washington
81, AZ J. I. Porter, Allegheny, 80, lO-7ei Il. c.
town; ps, is-so: W, c. Fownes, Jr, Oakmont
81 O-si: b. c. Tininghast, Philsde lphla, as Isl;
n s. Armstrong Deal "a. 81: q. Larerty Wash.
ington. 81. Isl; r. p. Curtis bridgeport IS IS.
w C. FoWnes Oakmont S. Isl. 81 O. PGrshnil
Warren ~, s-et: T. N. Bostwick Merton o. fs-sf.
n W Perrin, Philadelphia Cricket ~. O-sSs: r. p
nrfU WILMINGTON. % SO ] pblllins