The sun., 1907-11-02
GOLF.
Dur Captures the Selected score Cup at
DunwOOdIe Country Club.

A card TO show in dazzling way the ex-
ceptional shots player may accomplish In a
sequence of rounds has won for John T. Dun
the cup given by the green committee Of the
DunwOOdie Country Club for the lowest score
OF selected holes made during the season at
competitive medal play. The card repre-
sencs the best holes made In playing fully
800 holes. for Dur has been on the course
for at least 100 eighteen hole rounds. His
selected score for the 5.74s yard course was
20. 32--SI while the strict Metropolitan Coli
Association par IL 321S, 3S-7O1S. Going out
the especially heartbreeking hoIes TO the
and his % on she fourth and seventh. On the
In holes he had the par figures beaten on every
stroke advantage on the foustesntS. sixteenth
green's, The length and strokes are com
Yards. 600 ESQ $40 iS7 as sSe 2is $50 Ises.4so
%rss .sS s. $50 go ~S .,s ri Gs s sssssss
StroEss.,.... as 5SS "a S q
r. y. Wilson of ST. Andrews formerly pro-
fessional at the Sbinnecock Hills and Hart
since Leaving this country. three seasons ago,
he has been professional at the Berlin Golf
club. In Germany
Survivors for the semi-fnal round in the
Crowell HaddsD, yr., memorial cup az the
\, p. Matthews. Marshall Whitlatch and A. l.
sherman.
Many changes are TO be made on the course
of the Arsdsie Golf Club, East Orange. IN
Guiding new holes in place Of the eighth and
extended 20 take in both holes clubhouse
II 10 be built OF the mos! modern style. a. the
Irsssnt o f9T s.e me s9ss s5ss
70 raise the cost OF the improvements.
large proportion has been subscribed for,
as a financial committee +. =. Miller, ". y.
kastrudide, y. 6. Male. 4. II. Gussman. u. C.
Mason and :. L. Downs.
HuDsoX. ~ ". Nov. l.--On the course of
the kingston Coli Club the Hudson and
POughkeepsie golf teams met to-day to play
on the ties in the team championship Of the
Hudson River Golf League. Hudson won by
0 to g. The summaries:
Hudson Wood. o: &. v. Gillette, 3: ". 4. Gil-
Iette. o. Rice. 0: EsseistS n. !. rotgl.o.
POgspk,sg:e HsnIil'o1, q ,d, Adrl.nee. o; wet's-
secret aTy Calkins Of the Metropolitan Golf
vember ?s. 20 and 30 for the open tournament
OF the Country Club of Lakewood.
According to the last batch OF decisions by
the st. Andrews rules COMMITTEES, II there Ia
no local rule a bail played onto putting
must must he played from where i l.. Il Is Gus
tomary In this country to place the ball on the
wrong green. but not nearer the hole. without
a s1Ics,ion as To- 10 what % should he done When in
playing from soft ground the clay or mud and
the Dali AuneTed 10 tue Iare OF tne CluD, Ane
committee 81 afed there was no rule to govern
the case. The members we're Of the opinion
that the player should have shaken the ball
on the club. without penalty, at the spot
where the incident occurred,
Play has been active at the courses about
Newark during the week. In the serni-hnal
for the presidents cup a. the Roseville, Golf
Club r. h. hoffman heat Cotton Iuttle and 3,
and +. X. Hill beat q. II. Chedister pnd 3.
Hoffman won the final by 4 and3. The thirty
piOnship was pla ;ed at the same time with
hfteen competitors. Hoffman won this also.
with ~, S. I6D. Al the Forest Hill Golf Club
the champ onship Is az match play and In the
seui-hnai Fred ERner beat =. W. Kreiner by
I up. kreiner won three Of the first four
Egner's vigorous attacks. Egner and n.
AlsOpp will meet in the thirty-six hole final
on election day.