The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05
INDEPENDENCE DAY on LINKS.
GOLFYNG ON MANY COURSES or
THE METROPOLITAN CLUBS.
An Oldtime Celebration AZ Midland-Match
Play At Deal-Handicaps and Four
sotnes in Places Far and Near-Ffeid
Days At Crescent A. e. and Dyker.

An Oldtime Celebration AZ MIniano-Mat"'
Play At Deal-Handicaps and Four
so,nes in Places Far and Near-Ffeld
Days At Crescent A. e. and Dyker.
An oldtlrne celebration marked the OBJ
servance Of the glorious Fourth" at the
Midland Golf Club. Garden city. which at
tracted many Of the hotel guests and cottagers'
At clock In the morning there was nag
raising and national salute. martial law
ruling on the links thereafter until sunset
with Thomas T. Rushmore and Dudley Ful'er
as commandants. At 10 o'clock there was
baseball game between the cottagers living
north and south Of the railroad tracks. the
north beating the south by "a to 49, There
was a golf handicap after luncheon. with
thirty starte the result being tie between
Chad Sawyer. 81, III, and T. c. Gardner
o. l7-77. An archery tournament, gym
khana races and day fireworks filed In the
time to the $40 O'Clock high tea. In the
night the Midland members went to the hop
at the hotel. where there were more fireworks
and band concert. besides the dancing
A four ball foursome caused some good
sport at the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday.
and after dinner there was fireworks display.
To gain an allowance the scratch men were
doubled up with players rated at long odds.
which brought out a close finish. The best
cards:
Louis p. Baysrd. Jr.. and 8. p. Davidge &c.
1877: A. 8. Morrow and T. G. Ennencr. 30. 1910;
O. II. Wheeler. Jr.. and H. H. Henry, 81. lS-n:
W. G. Spellman. Jr. and Frank Barker. e6. 22-7s;
F. H. Kobbe and c. B. Beckwith. 90, 1'-7o' o''o'
Shalcross and C. j. Miller. 90, 1916.
There were thirty-five starters In the annual
Independence Day handicap at the st. An
drews Golf Club. John Reid. Jr.. had the
gross score honors with 49, but c. w. Dayton.
Jr., was within stroke OF this and won the
cup with 70 net The following returned
cards:
Charles W. Dayton. Jr.. 70. s-7s A. B. Halliday.
81, It's: r. b. Hall. SO, It's: j. X. Bangs. Jr'
81. SIC: Alfred Craven. 80. i2-77: John Held. Or"
rs. 07s John Reid. ST.. 9s, 1913: W. G. Flanders
10, 1870: Everett asten, Of, s-s2 r. L. Harrison
70. l4-ss: Elliott H. Holbrook. lo7. 1870: F. r.
Reed, 100, 1871; John B. Upham, 90. +-s2; John X
Bangs ST., ITO. 1872.
SEA CLIFF. July AT the Glen Oak Golf
Club the tournaments opened auspiclously
to-day with the first halves Of qualifying
rounds for regular and associate members
cups These cards were turned in:
s sons, % - y. j; kossss, g. g. t.. pv,.v
i u.s. s sss MS MS o tssy D' is ''
The round, will be hpished on sat,u l,SI,y
ing week
w 81 &. sa. III ao t hs
SSssdd for '' the presidents cup at match play,
The summary:
Franz s %s..f! 8 t k, / t'!
& Sonnsl.y g. sil; 81 1pAAifiis Alien s.
6sy g. W. g. j. a. po SsHn 49, ss' P'R
Armstrong, SO. Q IS: q. +, Armstrong. e5, ia
f fisSs a. I'D T FSsssa 49, ia:
G. II. XIX, o., SIS.
TTo pTzss Ss in PLAY at the P Haef
Int the ten returned The summary:
E: F.; Hunt, IS. i2..7s W. j. Gedde', 90 a. IL
f Hn4n a. s., . as s. w.y g. .
T ysm. e. 4oss.co 3d. 49, $50
o.. is So "
GLEN COVE, July AT the Nassau Country
contest ont ste' today for members and guests.
The scores were:
Navel 49, p Tray Sasn - H. i, l. P p
E's'fs y + E'i S:1 II C. TsPps
with t s n: 4 hana4fs: ssse VI III, pFss
a. s~Ts: j. b. Travers, 7s. 07s: j. Bea, 90. l2-7s:
c. Dunning, 95. 1910: L. p Rider. 100. l8,.S
| r Gamer io7. 49, n, A. Loring. JI., 81, 80
Glass B-P. Z. Hudson. 81. 2+-7a; ". F. k'm6al
1Ol 22-7p: A. C. Rounds. l0l. TIT: !. a. Allen
100 1910; II. +. Noyes. 100, 25-sl.
Those who qualified for, the, independence
DAY cup yesterday at the Crescent 4. c.
course we're f. n. Griffith. James NJ. Rhett,
W. B. Cameron and A., f. Cummings the
former winning the handicap prize. 7 wenty-
three returned cards The scores:
VI" =. H. Grir,,h, 1882. as-,ss James NJ. Rhe,ts l.s
Io-lss W. b. Cameron. 1871. +o-lA 4: f.: Cum
mnns, ITO, IS IA: r.. p. Peabody. 49, 3t-l4s
H. o Parsons les, is lt7 ]. r. Beard. lss. 20 49,
". B. Rhett, ies I4-i4s; Lowndes Rhett l7s, 2o-l5s
g. Fell Bondy i7s 2o-lSs: Sidney Maddox. 40
ie-lS; a. 7. Stebbns. 1873, 2s-l55: J.. S. Jones,
lis 20 l55: j. b. Hardy 1874 2s-l5e: E. W. Belcher
iss, So i5s: W w. Share, 1888, 28l57; 4. a: Adams
f;,ilieys, ISL 2s~i5e: Royal Riggs, 1876. 50 1850
" r G,lisby 100. +o-l5s: ]. a. Taylor, 1884, 22-le2
Richard s. lord, 1856. 2o-i85.
Wiihdrew-C. p. Van Brunt. H. G. Lettroh
Frank Gruer, ]. r. Pcrcival. A. Green. ". Il
Parkinson. g. f. Parkinson. F. C. banning, II; W
Mckesey.
Fifteen finished In the thrty-six hole handi-
cap for. gross and net prizes. at the Apa-
wants Club yesterday. The summary;
II. b. Clarke. l72. SLOT X. d. Lapham. 1850
n WheeleY