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Rnbens estned his third place by "a in the
ne a9a iavs feud InH III
worst hole Of the day was a Q on the thiIteent
in the morning. the rounds being 49, as. 81 81
a. Gardners Eonnes We're so r. r. cardsr q; aS
City professional, who carried the seventeenth
green then with a brassy. pgilyie made
Rswiins M was al weakest after an early Is. Low
could not getthe puts down. and Isaac Mackie
had the sa me semplaint apI!I tho .n,.,srr.
at 10 in the morning and repeated with
e sssed gst &, sirSa Sdsf to hsn as Do
the afternoon Is brou ght tbe two together
at the finish. Travis had Bit OF, luck on the
fifth for 3and onthe seyentee1th. where the
10 get 3. when otherwise would have
been needed; outside Of this the d going g. was va,
pion Sa ti ITsvis's rounds we're Il. io ss and IS.
and for 1ravers thy were. 81 30. 80. 30.
selected score would have been So, u, It
sg'Pss on ss s aHs Sshs r. Msy Sn sss
hs sc%s sosf bos Sy 81 bspfHnf Il Hss RPsssifs
and Rawlins, and on the second by Griffith.
Who we'll earned the distinction.
pro. 'f'f of the Psnfed Country CUB. sustained
BITE reputation he earned at at the be- Van cortj d
~aeT He II vel he onS
rounds @ Isl being 81. Il. 80. 80. ' ' ' "
potato mssher. said the players yesterday.
Smith. who says he has changed to save his
hsS ssissS shall ad Gardner saa Sesdss
using a ,4s-ncn shaft. has heightened every
to % exploit a .so-inch shaft. used yesterday
one OF AZ inches. Hobens, Ogilvie. Rawlins
and Travers had shafts Of a inches on their
drivers, which u the normal length now
Smith won the special prize Of s25 for the
for st the I best % morning SCI score and Hobcns and
Travis tied for the same prize for the after
noon. the latter to receive medal. SUM
ALEX Smith. Nasssu, js 741;ia7; .w; Anderson,
Ssisis Ne1a GsSnsr gelsry aaTasa M Gf II
Esxn Wykasy t saIdlD D. Tr1yess GI,r T. Ns.sa
seor9s .It low. Bsl,usroI 7s H 1iss Mssiis
Te. As q ssot. .M oLGgghn Gaa Ms.a a1!Isd "
Ssxsson, Is #I,sc; =: .; PEBBLES; seuih Gsanss:
irinceton So s4-isi; David Hunter, Essex County.
oSn Msekie RoseRie ennss'sn' g. on psarsom
Rlchmond County g.; stIiss: $. d Bower Brock
syn l oSeS e ASSoti psneia g. pnse1a II
r. 9S h ii sodd,S Sh'Tsn Wns & 1
N, bun9lnF NASSAU; s. sIlso; 3; +; Aliss' =
McAlcenan, Fox Hills. 97, s9--1s8; Il. KemDshal
Fox Hills, OF. 9l--iSS; NJ T. Murray. Englewood,
e. 9cigl; J. %sAieeEnn; i,, Fog 4, Hills; g. ee-ios;
wiihdrcw-Fronk Sears Fox Hills: j. a. Janln.
Fox Hi,fs; r.. A. Sassen. Fox Ills: "A. G. Grlflths
Westbrook. So: Robert Dow, knoilwood. 90.
PROFESSIONAL.
Frank B. Barrett Won the scmi-ann ual
championship of the Eastern Trades Golf
association on Wednesday at the st. A ndrews
Golf Club, with the score OF III from scratch.
The play was at thirty-siA holes. with a cup
and minor prizes in each class. The list of
winners:
Class An. E. Danforth, IN s-lea; Frank b.
" Barrett, IN. 0-l7i: &c Molby, l76. 4-l7?.
Class B-Frank G. McLain 1893. 16-171; C. y.
nrtgeman. 2al. s,--los: Frank C. Eckfeldt PA.
Class c. Martin D. Fisk, ?2s 4o-iso: II. D. Carter
"a. %e-18f: y. j. RacHnOrc, $50. 3-ief.
kckers Cup. Eighteen Holcs-E. II. Roberts.
net rs.
POLAND SPRING, Me-, Sept. i4.-F. r..
Scoyel beat A. II. Symin et on In the final for
the Poland cup to-day by UP and to play.