The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-04
DUNVOODIE'S LINKS OPENED.
FINE NEW COURSE AND CLL'D-
House PUT ~ COMMISSION.
seVeniy.twN starters In the Blind HAndI-
cAp-lirst Play on ORkland's Extended
Course - women INT Nen 81 Engle.
NeOd-MAny Contests In New jersey.

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There. vas a blind handicap as the Srst
competition at the Dunwoodie Country Club
yesterday, and. when they finished the round,
President Tired well. ". r. Noon. head Of the
building committee. Craven. Presbrey and
Allen, with the other officials received the
guests at the house warming. Dunwoodle
h the thirty-second course OF eighteen holes
now In play within the Metropolitan Coli
Association. and. a. they will average $500
yards. IL lie possible for a player to golf over
$4,000 yards Of turf without including a
single nine hole course In his round. There
are iS4 acres In the Dunwoodle Country
Cubs tract. ITO being In the links. Five tees
are to be set back finally. and the full course
win be 5000 yards. IL was 500 a. played In
this order.
out. ID. col $50 aes is7 S.s sS2 .is 2.i 4iI-..S:i
n..,...... as $50 Si 100 as AS ,lS go SS3-3.z1S
A record has been made in making ready
for the game. The first spade was turn ed
on April y and work started slmultan eously
on the clubhouse. since then $4,000 has
been expended in completing and furnishing
the house and as much more on the course.
two items being the COW ersion OF fields used
for a corn crop into turf and the removal OF
four miles OF stone fences. All the preiiminary
work has been accomplished very thoroughly
and time will do the rest. Mrs. W. X. Moon
ran up the green and orange club nag 10 the
" Nhuh N"V " N"N
club.
The farmhouse on tho place has been
cow erted into bathrooms, locker rooms and
snug ~lounging rooms, but y Is only a wing on
the main building. This contains the usual
common rooms. with eleven bedrooms and
baths for men. There Is a separate and as
complete a set OF lockers. baths and private
rooms for the women The building Is OF
the wide porch Ov sriooking the home reen.
The clubhouse and the greater part o. the
couree are on the hill overlooking tleld Fort.
7 nkara NaukinnNR Ounapnnad an the nav IN
White Plains. The first five holes are on roll
inv land. the sixth being reached by a walk
main ground again. The only artificial
hazard is a chain Of bunbers 10 guard the
tenth green. The fifteenth Is a drop down
steep hill for no Yards and then played on an
angle to the green. the distance being $50
Ths hest SCORES by an amStsuT are 81 and a..
made In successive rounds by Gtlman r.
Tiffany on Sunday.
the best score OF the day being 50 nv Bernard
Nichols. the professional There we're seven
. ..cT.t net s.~r tetsl b Sei me 81 9l"f fh Saeo %sTs d i've
Riiss. r. e? Il Michel fSiiIINfF h G%S Il kelley s ! and u John b,
for Nth prize between John DUFF and j. l..
Hamilton at 50 net, the latter winning on a
Joss.
CALDWELL, y. j., Sept. SON the links
Of the Moncmonock Inn to-day the women
he irst Being won BY Miss Jennie Wood
and the second by Miss Gertrude Travers.
In a special medal play match ana .d
by the Middlerbook Country club OF Pound
Brook, Devereaux Lord or the Forrest Park
Of OIL the New ,Bruns%icE GSlf Club. yesterdSy
by two strokes, IS to so. II was nip and
tue! 70 the eighth hole: zach scoring 81,
one on each Of the next thre Lord made
the next two holes in ~ TO smiths S., giving
Lords score Of ~ establishes a new record
for the course, the old one being 80.
There were only a few starters for the
handicap on the extended Z. iOs yard course
q the Oakland Coli CluS Yesterday the result
s sslpe john tie P 81 s. ne! T Sstw c sfG Or VS. Brown
s. r. lawrence "; !; f Z s%b e; ' lo:. 'ac SosS john kssESf 5. ", ON
csfrO ri; los ics. ss- = G T. II. Gould. III NJ 50:
2. W. Hatch, 10. ga
Women and men shared the honors on
the Englewood Golf Club links yesterday.
Mrs Snssx 3 b r LeG s { s sSTs5ch, M Ton me v E0R Re9s
". barber, 5, third at 8 down. The four
we're won by MT. and Mrs. LonShman, 50;
Mr.. and Mrs n. W, Banks. JTL %; 3 r.
I Lii ! sSd and NM Miss w s@F K j sa; sRd 8 8 " f fSste
were five prizes in the select score foursome,
won by Austin and Palmer. 30. rs; Barnes
| anu OlNDHduN 20, ~ ~ ~ GU
mund, "a. SIS shOup and DuIyea 90. SIS,
and Keep and Graham, 81. 5-I6. -Four tied
r nv the EVEN" %sn1 S. O %' SI IN sss morning. ss' s. A. N N. O co4s,
80. 0; D: y. Pomeroy. s.. S; ". c. shOyp.
ss. .. and g. s; Ludlow. g.. . She1p won the
test with 200 yards. and Dr.. NJ, r. Palmer
the approachlpg. at 10 Yards. the ball being
RIoy,fSss fT S2Isrn sss siS ssSSItsp tee f fS the .ir Et's 70
qualify in the handicap for the medal were:
p. r. Pomeroy, a.. ". c. shoup. q, e-s;
Ludlow. 81. io-si; Il. N. Nichols, 90. s-H; L. W.
Csllsn. Of, lO-si; II. W. Banks. %. i3-sS.
Competitions Of a varied nature kept the
golfers busy at the Yountakah Country Club
yesterday. The principal went was the club
f%G1 8, pBlils1iG, g Soa aeS member TS%nf ed The s GRsiG
with a score Of as.
There was a Il an eighteen hole medal
selected four ROLES out of fifteen + NJ wilkins
The arst sixteen in the championship match
qualified TO continue at match play The
scores follow
Martin, ii, est +. A. MarcelIus, tS, eco; A. Il.
Rice. as. t7-es' G. NJ wilkins, -, ,ts-ee" Z. W.
esTIis bro 81 =. "a, g. sS.S soH II. c. f Reynolds Id q =. as
Z. l. Pierce. g. a,Se F. + hopc, g 100:
]; y. Berry, g. si-lOs; H. Giles, 20, SS-iOG R. r.
HsndIcSp|%. F. Anderson. 10. S-7.; p. 2.
wilkins, %, i6-fo; r. =. Bilyeld, IS. ST.
The draw for the first round in the cham
pionship follows: Pope VS.. Pierce: Ryle We.
Front: Manellus vs.. Giles; Berry vs.. REYNOLDS.
A. r. Rice va. Mage Hanna VS.. Billyeld;
II. +. Rice VS.. wilkins: Martin vs.. Herrick.
Al the Hacksnsack Golf Club yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. w. d Mont won the approac hing
and putting prizes. There will be an open
medal plsy tournament for the NOmen's
Metropolitan Golf Association member on
Sept. ~. There were ffty-two starters In
the thirty-six hole handicap for the gov
PTnor a cup. TIE four to qualify were: J. W.
HOlberton, lie, % $50; J. q. Sage. I72, l2 100;
q. n. " illiams. as. I0-l6S: NJ. X. Brinkman.
FOG, 4O-lG8.
There was a tie for the cup presented by
the North Shore residents az the Ric hmOnd
County Country Club yesterday between &. ".
Picrson. ia, I6-ISs. and A. Il. Foot. 2Ol. 40
1853.
Members Of the Baltusrol Golf Club spent
the holiday on the links. and II. X. IAndale
and W. q. Mcknight tied for first place In the
eighteen hole medal play handicap with net
scores Of 80. and they received the tao first
prizes. In the afternoon teams qualified in a
two bail foursome. The scores were as fol-
lows:
Medal Play Handicap H. r. LAndale ~, 7-80;
W q. Mcknight. %. SO: J.. II, p. Wharton. o..
ST George Lucders. l04, 10 -; J. A.. BOVINE.
ia. O-9A r. n. Clarke. Jr ifo $50; II. q. In
zero. rs Sos.