The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
NEW STYLE GOLF A SUCCESS.
THIRTY-NINE PLAYERS IN POINT
THREESOME AT DYkER.
DR.. Durham Takes First Place In the Com
petition Under Move Method or Scoring
Medal Play HRndicaps NJ Forest Hill
-TOurnahlents on Many Other Links.

ABEs ahts U laCN ts tbt &vss'
petition Under Novel Method or Scoring
Medal Play HRndicaps NJ Forest Hill
-~TOurnahients on Many Other Links.
Point threesome competitions, a new com
bination of match and medal play, brought
thirty-nine players to face the wind and cold
at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club yesterday
DR.. Burnham. who went the eighteen holes in
So, won the first place with 81 points. j. l..
Taylor. who got ~ points, and Jay \. Jones,
who was of in putting and could not win
many holes. made the round with DR.. Burn
ham. Each team made each hole a match.
The winner got Z points; II two halved they
scored 3 points each. and IL all three halved
the score was ? points each. The maximum
was o points 10 a hole, 90 he divided in the
order in which the players made each hole.
The match play az TO individuals was on
handicaps. but only the gro as score Of points
counted on the ratings for the prize.
IL was wholly novel in results and the pleas
ure furnished despite the unf amiliaTity with
the rules, yet the players indorse the new plan
thoroughly, while ii might not do as the
basis OF a 500 cup competi ton. " said one of
! the go, 90 as "A cha nge for a members
competition We think IL the third best we have
ever tried. First we put the handicap medal
play, next match play against DOGGY, and
next the new style Of threesOmP. IL is more
interesting than the selected card or than any
of the many other competitions we have tried
III lN hfI Nl'hil'Ns Nv bFN' IL WIZ"
.si t G. J hq c1 n 81 i a 4. Z! i. fbG WIsRat IS IS. < /. 4 ( F ReiShe2.
Il G. DuvSi, &c. ". b. Rhetrt. 81; Z. /. Rhett,I 80:
J NJ. Rhett, SO, j. l.. Taylor, 81: I. a. Dent, SS' q.
Morehouse. 81.
Medal play ha ndicaps were decided both
morning and afternoon on the links Of the
Forest Hill Field club yesterday. There
was a large turnout. especially in the morn
ing, when W. X. Wildrick won with a card Of
o. lee. Prof, ssernf won second md pTjze
presented in the afternoon and a tie resulted
between Paul Heller, with %, 1870, and
on Tomorrow. The scores in the morning
ha ndlcap were as follows
"; R. wildriGk, %, le-Is Prof Stems, e. lis:
Allsopp, %. 10 s.: !. N. FISK; 100 2Sa-si; a, sykes.
iOi. i5-se: F. Freeland, o., 7-B7.
Only the nna! round for the presidents
yesterday. S. II Lockett defeated T. T.:
Holman by 8 up and ? TO play A medal
it was thou ght best to postpone this until
tomorrow.
NUTLEY, y. ". Nov. 2O.-The Nount1kah
Country Clubs THANKSGIVING Day, golf
started with a rine hote cross. country hanli-
cap which was won by 5. 1. Anderson. Inc
scores:
p $ !. T IA; And e. 9S.s g, f7[ x R 6 r M a, a. g: e. "a 8
!, :, nIpp' 20 10 & II. il issnson. a. 10 az. 4,
Dewart. 10. 2O-6s; w. s. Benson. ~, ls-S7; Il. M,
HeTTtCk. ~, l-6S, Perry JACKSON, 81, II -U.
The afternoon play was an eighteen hole
handicap for a cup presented by c. \. Bryse.
Scores:
d. S. Marsh. lo4. eO-u; W. s. Help. ss. $3.50
p. ". Herrlck. 81. 1871; r. VI, Berry, 100. 2i-s2,
George Van K uren, i09, II s6; W. T. Dewart. III.
3O-s7. d.. C. Blllyald. 90. SIS,
The composite score for he season was
won by b. &. Billynrd, With the score of 81
for eighteen holes. made up as follows:
2r'..":::.:".".. ssftssss- SEQ
II. c. Reynolds was second with g..
STANFORD, Conn. Nov, pam eighteen
hole cross country match was played at Wee
was laid out by Stobbart. the professional
Dr. Mcdonald won with a net of 10, IA. II.
Cumming, III. was second. and DIR. scha-
vOir. ll2. third.
A two ball fOursome was played over he
course Of the Crescent Athletic Club at Bay
Ridge yesterday, for prizes offered by ". u.
ended IN a tie bet yecn f.. W. Evans and f II.
Ieck on the one side and {. W brvan and
q " Forrest on the other. The scores
Bryan and 9. W. Forrest. o5. Il 70; H, o. Parsons
and b. =, Peabody; %; is g; J G PsrclyaI and
Morgan, los, IS 90; +. II. Grifhih and W.. d Walker,
40. l2-9s,
GLEN RIDGE, y. j.. Nov. GOV. J. Lock-
wood won first prize IN the eighteen hole
s sfstqaISSR on The he siGP T Hi0S ". sJG s. L c1t SSl'
Fisk. 1903. 1913; b. Nj. Noble, 1903, 1898,
Bcs. ball roursomes and class handlcap-
engaged the attention of the members of the
George T.. Armstrong and II. F.. Ives won.
With = card OF s9.iS-.n. Ives also won the
has an \ P" Of fSa CUB Slab eh nEn nfiops 2. w
Kendall defeated c. w. Sparks by 4 up aud
2 10 play The scores in yesterday handi-
Best Ball Foursomc G. +. Armstrong and II. =.
Ives. ~. ISL T. Potter and X: McClain; 100
: Iousa and a !. blake, %. IS@so: i, +. Botiomme
an" Class rs = AIT 4fH'' =, Pyes' Is. iiss-ss; A.. II. Thomas.
g, 10 %; Al Blake. % iO.ss; W; A. Hss%TII,.n'
ioi. le-ss; II. waiser, 90, $50; W. p. Tough, 100
Class Ri, W. Donnaley loa $50 g =
+. " \ S fiS1s. I9'' jsJsr; ~ J bARR gsn' h H. S-S
n. Mccain, lei. st-IOi,
Nov. 2s.-There we're forty
entries in the Thanksgiving Day handicap
at the. Fairfield County Golf CLUB. After
Ii. Temple. b. Hamilton. and E.. G. Converse.
seHmi-hnsali Temple beat Mrs. billiard b.; !
and 2. and Converse beat Hamilton by = up.
t Il 5sf iR by . T sndP !. T fSe t aSal Gif;Pi ns sSo :
w. i. Temple, ~. % 80 2 HaTnt9p; ss; So
i4rs2; +. G Converse, lO2, 10 %; W S coonty'
IO2, i0-ge; +. McGorman, lis. lbs: ". Bracken,
iig, 90: r. u. Baker, i38, 36-lOO; s, q. Lock.
wood, Ic2. "a o. J. 4; Coping. rs, Pos; q. B.
fSeeElddR %ar tS4' 100 CO ss.pss:' J. W r% cSTSiss. io o. 10 ~;
James McCutcheon, i22. ls-lOi. VI. Roberts. 1877,
I4-l23: =. L. Roberts. ll0, B-ll0; X. J. Snyder
lis, is-lOO: ID. h. warford. 100, O-.iO0
Twenty-Five compete in the Thanksgiving
open golf handicap at the Country club Of
Lakewood to-day. +. W, Broadhead, with
a net score OF rs. won. lie also made the
best gross score. The scores
r.. W. Broadhead. IS, 7--7s: Roy 4. Rainey. ~,
e-S!: Jasper Lynch, -. I -: Alexander Morton.
o.. 0 ~: l.. =. hcrr. as, 1913, =. X. De Forest.
o.. 3 81; ". c. Pearson 90, rs 81 W. II. Joyce.
100. 10 81 4. q. Soper, iOi. 10 ~; Harry Suy-
dam, 81, i2-s5; Thomas W. Strong. l09, ~ sG:
+. y. ,Flskc. W. Y SO; a W; BLACK, iol. i5-sl:
Leo ROGUE, 100, \ 92, A. q. Deebe, III, ll-9i
c. N. Cohen, III, 800; ]. A. eebe. ia. loo.
MoNTCLNH, Nov. q, 4 and trap shoot
ing were the ATTRACTIONS on the Montclair
golf grounds to-day and attracted a large
crowd. In the golf there WAS A cOmDetitiOn