The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-24
TRAYERS and SLOAN TO-DAY.
ENGLEVOOD GOLF TOURNAMENT
TO END WITH GOOD MATCHES.

ENGLEWOOD GOLF TOURNiMENI
TO END WITH GOOD MATCHES.
TIFFANY and Joe Chadwick Again the Hud.
son River Association Finalists-LOw
SCORING on Twasifskill Course-Metro'
politsn Women Compete At Nassau CLUB.
A schoolboy and a Princeton boy. Travers
and Sloan will be the fnalists for the class
A cup to-day at the EnRlewood Coll Cluo
tournament. 1t will be the third III. u. a.
tournament in succession at which IraVers
has been nnallst. Had their tie for the gold
medal on Thursday depended on the match
yesterday morning Peters would have lost.
but as it Ia the Princetonian will have another
show to-day to win the play-on from Archie
Graham in the handicap Graham did 81.
43-sO, to 80. 44-s3 for Peters. and won by
l up. Travers duplicated Graham's totals
In his early match and beat the elder W. L.
Fownes by and 2.
The sensational morning match was De.
tween Laird the slogger from the tees. and
Oswald Kirkby Laird won four holes
straig hit to begin with. Kirkby was but l
down at the turn, the out holes having been
in 80 to A. Laird came home in II to krK-
bv's 40. The former was up at the twelfth.
but they were even at the sixteenth and still
square at the eighteenth and also even In
strokes at So An extra hole was half In
S. On the twentieth hole Kirkby's ball was
in trouble to the right near the brook. and the
Princeton Canada entry had the match by
getting the hole in to-
HHs,n 'e g. frsvsI. Nassau beat forne.
Sss osp~.a K
holes; F. j. Sloan, Princeton. beat W. p. lawson
se@ Fins RoandTrs S beat Graham up.
Sloan beat Laird up: u..,.,,,.
n Esa' ;' sSssaLh ,ssS;
by2 w and TO- play p H sa1ToT ny ps AIN snd
2 10 play: H. V, Keep Engiewood, beat J. D. Foot,
BY Ro up sne K ga, u.
and 2 to play Keep beat Barrows up and TO
ss & b.t Sse?s ssaP 3D. r9sssss:
L sss be-; g. E b.s ~
Forest pat BY and tS, play X s. v IN sSs 10
Semi Final Round parmslee beat Snare. UP;
oss nks up a. East
e.ef I Ens'SS .2sey By
D e,msl En- sTd.a osanss Srs
Howoodd By sne e Plan &c by
up semi I maj Round-ralmer ee., Msr,ln, up
' cas' "e" Sccond rosnd2 = r Alien. Fo. Hns
Ss / II sr1Sss F FnFswssf by 1d
I'ai,hnlI. By Up. Il. c, Carroll: FARM hcnt r
M'I Rayn %S1,c arine Sea ii prsGr
Jr.. Jersey CITY BY, default,
Semi .nnal Found Barnes beat Allen. up. Car
| roll brat Raymond UP and b to play
There was n tie in the four ball competition
In which only few OF the starters n ade
! returns. The scores
ia1sy %ssnaIf ssa = :Ssn
ana snd f. S Is xss saof .nG
Frank u. wilson. 10. !. 81, h r. RelnlMund and
s 81 E ad"s 81 Il So o. A. 'F'h'" anu " -
to-day. besides the final rounds.
the HUDSON River Golf Assoc iation. at the
1waallskilI Club links. Kingston. viii be u
match last year when Tiffany beat Joseph
Chadwick. Jr,. by one hole Both were play
ns nsy good 90 in s9h o1ss and AfdM aSy
doing so in the afternoon. This is the best
score made on the undplating 1000 yard
! course this year and within two strokes or
tho amateur record lor, the links, -,
/. A. Hamilton and Chadwick. Sr.., will
fight out for the consolation cup. while IN
the other lin ais are players quite as wen
known at NJ. G. A. tournaments. There
were many women in the afternoon gallery.
the lea que Tor the reception and d ance in their
honor last night at the clubhouse. The
summaries:
Championship round Gilman p. Tiffany,
Powel,on, beat R. 4. KenSortny: DutcheSs County.
b. up; ". X. Gille,t, Columbia, beat l.. T. Van
Cn ar ill., powc.on, beat j, 6. Van EIien,
Twaatss BY up G pS,n no psy Nj r. H. 1dranee
Semi nal-riliany bea, Uillett. oy UP ana 4 to
! play; Chadwick beat Adriance, by 5 up and TO
ton. Duchess. bea, II. Kcnwor,hy. D9.chess: by
B. up se sae !: Twnastst By up T. F. ehad~cs
Poseon bee. l. Mo9s pY'e nss ey H,, and
| md B TO play.
Semi mai Hamilton beat Jordan. by 4 up and
| TO play. Chadwick bea, Harris by up and to
Third sixteen cpp.Ssscond Tound- 4. H. Vail
'1 to- Pisy Geo McAllseT Twasiist he.! T. $
e 4#..s Z
Weller nTG1 Wea snd to b S1y up and
Es ss. o4pr sAm 1ssns sasss r. 5 Ds.f
G:. ! 4.ysp sswy,o
by 2un John smith, Powel,on, beat H. G. Phillips.
s.ssE o e faa II RB .S Dewey by
Smith n,a, we,,eI.n. by 2 ar and e play.
n'f s.,, m
up and to play; j. Bartlett. pu,chess. beat X,
up rx..,,f S' b. coS~ss
s,o play: { II Aren't. saeskill, beat V. A. Sheriff..
pgcnss by mI and h., to R, Bartlett. by
1to play: C;il,ct heat Aren't. BY up and TO plav
Third beaten Eight-F!rst round-J. N. Herbert,
Twaai',kl bye; +, Powl.y. Twaaltski: beat
| F Holhrook, Sa-gk,ll. by up: c. a. Warren,
| Twaalfskil beat l.. F. Herbert. Twaalfskl by 5
semi mai 'Powsy bea, Herbert by up Warren
bye.
All the final rounds TO day will be at thirty ak
holes and there will also be an eighteen hole
handicap for cups presented by r. b. Coy
| kendall and the Hon. A. 7. Clearwater
Twenty.fonr started in defiance oi the
showers in tn" Womens Metropolitan Golf
Association tournament yesterday at tho
Nassau Country Club; Mrs, 6. T, Stout, who
would have been at plus 8. did not appear for
the handicap. Miss Maud Van Boskerck
score prize. Miss Gertrude Travers won at
the approaching and putting. The sum
mary
Miss Maud Van BoskcI9k. Pianne,d, 100; l2-ss;
Y, Harri;. Apawamis. io,. So Miss Gertrude
Nassau lCa. l5-9t Mrs. c. l.. Tiffany, Nassau. lOS.
s-0S; Mrs. s. r, L.rers, Engewood. 90. +-s5
Mrs H. Whitney. Nassau los. SIS; Mrs r. F.
Sanford Essex County. 20. 2-a7 Mrs. n. b. Clark.
Apawamis, lo6. s-as Mrs. NJ. d. Paterson. EnRle .
wood. iOl. 2-IO2 Mrs T. II, Polhcmus. Eastern
Parkway, los. +-'a Mrs william Beard. Nassau,
liz, s-in4 Mrs, John Hin. Nassau. 1872. 1894:
Mrs +. L.. Iprtng, Nassau. 1873. Si0S. Mrs. n, A