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Twenty-hree cards were returned from
th" field OF forty-two 10 start Yesterday IN
SsSs a@rS %as IN" he fSFSf nFs II" h" tai
Club. aud the visitors found the greens in
perfect condition. ". r, Thurston once more
carried of the gross score honors. There
were. prizes for the three best net scores.
ond and Innis and Sheldon tying for third
prize. One of the compe ttors was a l..
Evcritt of Trinity College, Cambridge. Eng
land. The summary:
daa Il HaF,srd EaHaHs ss csFni r. I'M sd hf
MGsn I'm lst 'ySIs' YSs a e. sS0HSn Kingsley lSI
ios 20 ~; I. !, Harrison, Virginia rnIScrsi,y'
@ ss H RsnfSGGn G.s a?5Ey o 80 So3%s' l. I GSca
Canbrljgc, England. lot. 2'nl7o q; 4; PlmPon'
s. % ~. 200. 20 81 ia, A. T. Taylor, Yale eos. IS lis;
! MgG%l TsoSs i1lS lsi d. T,ir THUS 's
49, - : ia 1f G. u Hunscficrd coigme!e, Ss. %
Cobd, n. Colnmba, 2is, Ss-i7s; W. j. Whitney,
III e sss.s O. E co4n" G%TrG pSr'%suh
The ball sweeps takes was DIVIDED between
Millken, II; Kingsley. Is, and Havi!and, 70.
Play in the first round of the Dyker Meadow
Coli Club Championship marked the passn
of a former champion. George H. Barnes.
"a also amd T. spSd he S
ter being put out by Amos 1. Dwight The
results:
cnamplonsAp-f,rs, sOpna.E, r Hun Hunt ss, sss,
c. Crookall. by up; A. T. Dwight beat g. Weather
S.. Sy by ans as and T. 'S + H. Ss
III, bca, G. II Rarncs, by up; A. p clepp beat
Pp BY ye p ad % pnE VI Rsy
mond beat ii. q McKccvcr, by 3 up and 2 10 play.
Fred NJ. Harrison Of the Montclair Golf
Club has gained the record for the number
OF matches necessary to reach the, final in
a"H" the second sixteen cup Harrison has had to
play eight matches in all and has now to play
A. ~. fianaGaan in the final. to whom he CON
met William G.. Freeman, RECEIVING three
strokes from him: At their aErst meeting
in rH' the 'Is second Harrison was dormie t. and
won the third time BY and 3. Harrison
him two strokes They, halved the first, match,
although Harrison had won five of the first
six holes. In the second stone @ was dormie 3
third match after Stone had been dorme i.
Harrison won from Stone Stone on on their fourth
halved contests, for in the semi final he beat
j. b. lockwood, also by 3 and L.
ton of the New Haven Country Club estab-
shed ne new reg record , for , women en- on the hill-
under me he a"spees
the Women's Metropolitan Golf Associate
She did the course in at and won the silver
, medal offered by f. f. Rinehart, Jr.. president
of Hlllandae Her seventh hole In 3. coming
was admirable and her short game good,
despite the wet soggy condition of the greens.
The qualifying round was played In rain on
heavy links. Miss Bishop, last years ma
tional champion, was present. but did not
play. The results:
Miss Helen Darlington, at: Mrs. T.. r. Sanford.
Essex County "a Miss Edna Capcn Wee Burn. 100:
Miss Maud Van Boskerck, plninneld. IOl: Miss
Julia Mix Batusrol. io7: Miss Ruth Badyey. Essex
County, lO7; Mrs. II. S. White. New Haven, 100:
Mrs, 5, r. Leierts. Englewood ITO: Miss Betty
Chamberlain, New Haven. lie; Miss Elise Trow-
andae. i2: Mrs. 4. II. Harris, Apawamis. I23;
| Mrs. ". y. Barkley, Hllandalc. 1928: Mrs. T. J.
Riggs, Hlandale, 1876: Miss Edith Hart. New Haven,
lao; Miss Helen Porter New Haven. 1853,
Mrs. Lefrerts won the putting and ap-
preaching contest with is for six holes: Miss
CarringtQn had 10. Miss Chamberlain 20 aud
| Miss Radgely 40 -