The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-31
GOLF GOSSIP.

Play At the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yester-
dsv was for cup which has been offered on
every Decoration Day for three years by
]. Rogers Maxwell. Jr.. In memory OF his
uncle, Henry W. Maxwell. who was pioneer
and enthusiastic member OF the club 1t was
At thirty-s1 holes handicap medal play. and
H. g. McKeever was the winner. The sum
mary:
H. @. McKeever, III. IS -I5s: ". S. Benedict.
": s.. s ia s%s' J. Gs' kh -, u.s. l s
l. pGT S ~ 20; 3-is1 4 r. way ISL rs
72-l5s: j: b: Holland. 2o., A.ieo: l., {; Collins,
3oo ;s,ieS T., PhlpS , iTS issl J. F. P.sTcs
Pui ; Jr. ISL ,4-iss F. H. %ebs,tr 1881 Solos 81
G sSsas III "5 jon sm hte -. 9 $685.
Neie1; Lovnd.n Rhesy, 100: 32-iss: v, wandeI-
s hsG s , 49,! i ef efs* sasn . ' u.s.
Frank Lyman; VI %, se9rso Barnes rs 70
-: seLi5s Y Taarston lis ss 3: zr'2f,S G.
by ", x 49, 2,e ts Il Steel, W y,o,o, T.
lett, T. B. FISHER Il, c. carbourh. VIZ !. Eddy,
Fl S W. Rss M t. Ri s b. R Aa and
ketcham.
the ,!hirty-st1 hole handicap Tor the Presi-
dents cup at the Marine and Field Club
yss.erday; but only sbo4, II, dozen complete
was made BY o. woodward and the best t' net
by c. A. Kimba The scores were:
C, 4. KlmbAl. 10. 2oz,l5s; o; Woodward. 1853.
u.s. % las NJ FicEsisy 3D. lss I'D, g H 3. y,
j. 5. Pu,nam 1871. 20 III; c. II. Booth 200. 2 r.
ia j. b. Harris, PA, so-lA.
handicap at the Crescent Athletic Cubs
links in Brooklyn YESTERDAY There was a
tie at $50 Tor the best net Score. between Sid
ney Maddox and Thomas NJ. Hovendcn
Summary:
sanig MHda? sSt ISL sG TnsmSs FGys"as%
j Sr;n i,s :s';s Il. l. s,sSsins
i pond isi s d. s2 S " w shar, ISL is
j. Talco,t, 81, los II kryn. 1$2. is-lss f w.
GtP g. ssssds s s s F Hnf Rs,i 1872
James l., Brown. liza, ia-,M W H. Beverage,
1876. 2i-i7i: F. $. Perkins. 1872. o-ls2,
1aeaHey in the ooiai All 70 the E, r GaSsi
elected as second yice;p president at the T lat
meyer. The frst president ' vice p resd dSet
81 Ss cfss one t s an%
golfers and included Alan L. Reid, 'I pfes stH
Waller. O. Carpenter, S. A. Lynde. j. K.
In the open handicap at the, Kenilvorth
and J. n Manning were tied for the best gross
There were seventy -eight cards returned
era n T. Meyt ~ Esfe II. leaders ssea and Viii
Tweedie has been appointed Handkerchief OF
the Western Golf Association He will dis
card all par systems, according'to r,imor and
late the PLAYERS on their ability to quote from
Bobby Burns
=. "A handicap In, the morning and mixed
and dance at night made brisk holiday yester-
day for the members and guests Of the Rich
mond County Country Club. The grounds
were bright with colored lights and there
was music on the lawn az well ns in the ball
s-ee: N: r. Walker. Jr, IS. l2-7o: j, b. Haig. III,
SO Dewitt. STAFFORD ioi. ?i-i7; 4. G. Wood.
sm O. prs sr &c., s se r. p Ses iG Il
George Taylor, los Is IS: G. A. Biyrh. 80, 5-sS:
I; DANIELS. %. IS, g; q; Taintor, as. 80; T.
George oairk io, lis O. r. Stout ssoai g. "a
FL Shrver, ioi. is-se 4. W. johnson. 100. 2o-ss:
CIV. Piersson. %. So; W: F. seaman ios. iS-s7:
En- Il 4D Tsssn g e. "a: fsIS III -
E Tsrss H. ST. H sSsasr II, rs IS
Mrs. Charles r. Stout and c. West Taintor
won the gross prizes in the mixed foursomes
with a3. and the net prizes were won by Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Daniels. with o.. 1916.