The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-21

s. Boyd Csrrigan. the only woman to serve IL
that capacity. scored Tor Ross; She is an ex.
pert player and a noted exhibitor at dog
shows.
Hobens Of Englewood, who had ISL. He mad,
the tenth hole, of I47 yards, in two in the morn.
ing and one in the afternoon. In making tbs
one. which is the first on record in an American
on the green and then darted into the hole
like a fash. If II had not holed the ball woulo
6aHe overrup by many feet; Hunter unit S OF
per Campbell of Brookline were tied for
third at 1872, Brady and Gil Nichols, both Of
Boston, : }oImsr d, nbd lSs nt and a nef' G cane A I0R ef Baf.
tusrol. both in striking distance OF 1874.
Brady and George B9use OF the Marine
at i59 and I5e. The three homebreds who
had the greatest following. M%acnamara Of
Eau River 4I.oHghlin OF Planted and
on his native heath, sci the pace for the
amateur TbS Ib division VIZ In 49, Anderson ,s and
Jerome Travers. 1875. was disappointing.
The former was IT., a sad plight from a cold
wild drives and weak puts. Is. ". Cockrane
of Princeton, at 1871, was the amateur second
TO Tillinghast. Fred HerTeshon although
L. 8. q. 4. o%ficials at the post Of duty were
PANEL ch9fIHGsy; w fd FeiIowes 1 Mor Rg $. "
Washington and Herbert Jacques OF Boston.
TIL distances as. played gave a course OF
$3.50 yards. The holes were. in yards:
Out-Ss5. $50, ass. S67. $50. 800. tSl, 24. %i7z-S.o52.
ln-it7, 4e2. 81. Ses. SIC. 1893. SsS. $40. 24O-a.poo.
The competitors whose scores exceeded by
fifteen strokes the tenth place will not, start
were over l6a. Tn summary:
Aleck Ross: Boston. 70. 7+Liso; John Hobens,
E~nglewood' a, 7s Isl Dave Hu6,er' EsssS cognty'
Campbell; Bos!9n; 7s 7t,i5:; NJ > Brady; Boston,
tHTlnDie ChiCaQ II 77-1hAs GHOfnR Inu nAlfuEFnt
. ,7s"lSs David brown, Boston IS soIiSs: Fred
M And Fisid cG Is. ssnl Is; 7I +. Bfs6 Geo PTtti sS%;e' n M' q"
iSs: ii. RSwlins. Ek%snoik. 81 76I15s: Donald ROSS.
Boston, Is. so.iSs; d, Robertson, P!.tsbggg. 80;
Anderson, onwen,sis. 81, IFS; Jack Campbell
s SnilnselEGhi%S, + Tij, sIwl$s: W Pn GISJs, SSEPnP S 1as &.
5 Gan G FT 3 ENJOY N 81 y. e 100 GSorgs smith,
s5-ioi; Tom Mcnamara, boston, So, 7s-l6i; Il, ".
RGcss5snsa G PnnSs'o9 p. Y z Is g, l Karin i; 8 SL PeS51sHHn,
Iplalnheld. 81, slIie2: J. Thomson, philadelphia,
Fairview, IS, .7s~iSs; W. 0gilylc. Baltimore, 70,
s SInIssm JAG a,s 5Oll kd Ellington: Is; 50 b ~ a r0 cgn
: 4ri II; n u FSTTsfs}; P p ssFITs i., 8; T (, T.;
f ToI Hi,s, s, SIS 8 J. R%,kc; nelSwAts COUNTY
5salS' W b; %hi,F h ts s1afsS: & &: 3 s. F lsSi %; e. l SRs5
tic City, s., St-io6: Herbert Strong, Apawamis.
~, S-l67: DR.. Simon Carr. Philadelphia. y, 81 100;
philadelphia, 81, s5-ios: II. Waters, Washington,
IS, s7ai1o: Ralph Peters. Jr., Princeton, IS, $40:
burg, 81, sS-i7O. +. Herreshon, Garden City, W,
Fill; G. kinsman, Brooklawn, 81. sQ-in; George
Pearson. ,lountakah, 81, eo.l7l; Robert Dow,
81, CLIFF; Norman CLARK, Wilmington. 80, SITS;
Tom Clark, Wilmington, 81. se-i7s; y, Mather.
Baltimore. g. So -l7ss Jack Brett. New. Iork, ~,
lnglis. Larchmont, VI. st,,l76; Y; Clarksnn. Nassau,
-. sori7e: }; Corcor1n. u,ica; e.; seNiIe; j. Pins.
Of, Is ito; " Sune' New York. ~, p2-isi;H II, Vinaii'
Tuxedo. %, so-lsl! d.. Kenney, Buffalo, %. with.
drew; J. a. Roseman' Baltimore, o. withdrew
GREENWICH, Conn, June 2o.-The .women's
Metropolitan Golf Association Of New York
SSi ~, T cITb the S.5 f%s't and Of b 6hs sdfiT fnT the SoT MY
cups offered by the club. One cup was won
by Mrs. Rogers and the. second was tied for
by Miss q. Bishop. and Miss Mix. In playing
the tie OF Miss Bishop won. The leading
scores were.
Mrs.. A.. II. HAr1ss, 10 down: Mrs. II. II. Clark. p
down; Mrs, c, W. Park. 20 down: Mrs. f. HilllHrd,
g S1W Miss si nst nSs,' i dow aoS Mis. sem seSws SHNSmd
bridge iS"q 10 low Mrs. fEsnHoos. q DOWN, MISS i'0"'
Bos1oN, June 90. q. Anderson Of the
home club won the amateur golf champion
ship OF Massachusetts at Woodland to-day
by defeating !. Il Hoyt. also OF. Woodland,
n the I GsSl round Z, by the score CORE Of 3 up and
played a wonderful game, getting a 70 for
5 down. and . Is. for the second eighteen
10 this morning and II this after.
noon. Throughout the tournament Ander-
son has been making low scores. His driving
was something wonderful both for distance
and direction. but at times his putting was