The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-04
GOLF.

Both semi final ana maj rouHus LOT 'he
Glass A. b. and c. Independence Day cups
we're decided yesterday at the Hollywood
Golf Club. day ahead OF the schedule. The
members were too eager to settle up the
matches to waste the fine afternoon and
special handicap will be arranged as the
July event In the final round for the Glass
Rcup in the women's handicap tournament.
Mrs A. Rossin won from Mrs. L. Seasongood
by up. in twenty-seven holes, The final
in the women s Glass cup is still to be de-
cided between Miss Hyman and Miss Price
In the semi final Miss Hyman beat Mrs, B.
NJ Phillips, by , up and Miss Price defeated
Mrs. F.. Bayer, By up .a,o
There were forty starters in the handicap
qualifying round for thu mems class cups on
Saturday and the go!fng was the best OF
the season, Arthur McAleenan. the club
10. The pr ne winners IN the sweepstakes
also decided in the round were Gus Lembeck
50, ISL; H. Blumenthal, as, 2o-7s. and Frank
henderson and campbell Phillips had to
go twenty-seven holes to settle their match
gs The the orm.1 n S9T tine c and
Vaughn in the final Blumenthal won out
the Class cup and GhaTlss Rsrnhe cIoss
twenty seven hole match from W. j. Hender-
son to gain the semi-fnal
The summary:
Qualifying Round-Class A-Frank Z. Henderson,
80, 81; j. Campbell phlIips 70, 10 Arthur 7I
Z. Il. Ffiedlander, S. ga s p Resensberssr
s, Sc; Joseph j; oponahue, Jr' S. go B. NJ
thai. %, COS; Thomas ]; o,Donohuei co. :o,as;
SIS; {. F, Ahlstrom 1903. ia-sa; H. NJ Resens,
berger. los. 2o-ss. , 90, ., ~ -
nr TSss los, j. fraSSenhsmsi. lcs .ss
charles p, bernhemer, no, ?.,ss. C. Season
~ ~" l. R sSf5 MeAtens rs
Ma,sa Play-cless Airs, round; son
heat o'6onohue, By I up; McAlrenan hea, Licb-
man. by 2 M and 10 pay.
hocf 1sHsha bs ras 81 ana
F Final ar henderson boa, Vaughn, by up and
Class H.. FRS, round bsmb.ek Ses, A.. Ahlsrom.
and 70 sIs sS a1ss" bye ss
up and . to play; Rossn heat. Rercnsberser, by
sup and 2 TO play. ,,, ,,
Class r c"Firs ,i' round ssasonso GOD beat Hender-
son by up ga holes: Rossln beat BInneI, by
BY II up n'l Bef nheiiner heat Bayer: by UP
and to play; Bernhemer heat Frankenheimer
= Final pDiBernhelmer beat seasongood. by 3 up
and to play.
w. July sIhG feature to4 tS Of
tne uHl pay Ill VIC toihl'''I'''h ~ 'iic
tho RRf~snoS INK nov the ne form
o round he gave George sssS Morse R
land, two strokes and beat him 3 up and
to play In the sem final round n this ter
, even terms and took the match by the good
margin Of up and 70 play He went out
On $ ho sed snd ended the aeh on ne the @
teenth green. His card was Out. IS, in.
A.. Total, 10.
row in the fnal thirty six hole contest for the
cup, played good golf. He defeated Clark
Bnrnham in the morning by up and 2 to to play
s" up a. and d. to to ' play, The summary
~ wh
o@ q g. beat sp GA csrk btrnha NASSAU % and
Ey 10 ps N fsn m n n Rnss
g sen aHd nsIs PRaAy Le.ke oea, C. W White o.
2up and to play. " j. Evans beat Paul Water,
Hs 1a s!ST vsss O. S:s, p.qeaE'sy+ asEos
Sans c g. oen, ASd to ps py G. By
d anant 6. Il Murphy. EkwanoE, beat H. Z,
kSany beat 'qa TO Week r
Richmond I'm ls,. q ny, and s 70 play
Br Ssm np and e play Murphs sA beat B.
Thatcher (sl. up and to play.
Quite gallery witnessed the second round
and semi-fnal round OF the Independence
Day cup tournament at Deal yesterday,
which proved interesting and resulted as
follows:
Independence Day cup,second round-Jason
Rogers beat NJ C. Turner by UP and s to play
r. B. S,outcnburgh beat Fl. y, Billings by up and
? 10 play j. r Smith beat T. u. Stoutenburgh by
up and to play and Il, l.. Paret beat J. r. Turner,
Jr., by up and to play.
sem, nnals- Stoutenburgh heat Rogers by
m and to play and Smith beat Paret by 3 up and
to play.
In the afternoon, j. B: Turner, Jr.. made
n surprising round Of u. new amateur
record for the course His score was
Out...,........,...,,.t 5 7-4s
ln','............l 5 8 SIS "a
The course is e,255 yards IN length. the
hold its annual invitation tournament Aug. "a.
- aud 28. and this new amateur record will
prove a fine target for the many competitors,
as the tournaments at Deal are always largely
attended by the leading amateur golfers.
HAGGIN'S YEARLTNG AUCTION.