The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-07-19
CLUB GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE
W. n. DELEHANTY WINS SO HOLE
HANDICAP AT DEAL.

-Four Ban Match. With Professional In
cluded, an AttractiOn-FOlger Beats
Bie Field at Nassau COuntry-Mason
n Il. Phelps Wins Western Championship.
Golfers swnrmed over the links Of the Deal
Golf and Country Club yesterday and play
wes continuous until nearly dark. w. r.
Delehantv won the thirty-six hole medal
MAY handicap with a card OF 1872, 34-lhs.
the ball sweepstakes was accounted Tor by
w. L. pulslfer with a GO net. This event
was open TO both Glass A and B members
and there-were three prizes.
An added attraction was the four bali
match between T. c. Ennever of Baltusrol
and George low. the clubs professional.
and j, F. Stanley, ,Jr, and Willie Norton,
the Deal, pro- Tho visitors won by 9 up,
gaining their advantage in the morning round.
Ennever and Low also won a few weeks ago
at Baltusrol. The handicap scores yester-
day were: .' ~.
sveeest,SesrTIi 7; P en,sISs s 81, 50 "a; II 4. v.
smIsS' gas 20 ss "a" ", 5. dSiidks. s iio-ss:; J. 4.
gSype , o. i, ,is ,f + p p! s K GrossImfre, i Is; IS IS:
+. G. Clarke. 100. zl-ss; Philip Rhinelander, li4'
Thirty, six Hole AsndlcspTJw. 3: Dslehsnty'
i s5. s Els: G. b Smith, ''O' ''-i''' j. H. oAlld''
Competitive play at the Nassau Country
Club yss.esday Consisted Of an a siEdh teen
part. Handicap cQndItIi9ns prevailed and
n; 2; ~ Fe!sss e.; x hss w. met PET aiG ass o %ita q
Of the leaders were as follows;s ~.
Il 4 G; . Ecker, r. =. se5 ! IL E1 saS sIS5sr' g. r. i fs-sa;
Z !; Maxwell bJIs ss' e g; , H. I, SmMliG Gsts y y
S%tE;% pqsSIsssssSS; q ;s IA, ;. I / TTs s5S
.s-a',, a.sxss '&SsSoci = 81. ,Ss!e; K, 9. Jones.
90. ia. TIawick %, I'll a, q dudley
eompessd in an eighteen hole, medal play
handicap for two prizes yesterday: Inc
parizs between ", Perry. Alfred ;. Rode and
Of II. seventy players entered and the best
scores were as follows
nd !; 9 q sh9 ,..s 4: Nv Z e: VI %nI R : g. 81, 81 81; 4 !: 2 2.
TSsERPIn,, q, -; v We. g 5 IhT. .l ssA q; a2 +, S.r "; p.
j.. g. :? IN Is e e ifS Grant. is. s4%ma.F.Se Law:
S Sssdsy, ii III i a-sS. {. T. /. s RI%nsl io1. $50.
The following L the result Ct the first match
pisy; c. F. Aklstrom beat Charles 1, smith, 9 up
sna ! ! C @ Play pisy; Il H. 'G Sose MS Hardy Rsni s beat h scans By d DEP
fault; An: Pogson beat a.. I; Armstrong. BY de,
s s1SI'i to j. pay &; y !, S " aeasss sss BE- BEAT !; ]. h <: Jaala ! by sP
default; n. 4. Il. Thomas beat L. S. Hubbard, up.
The following is the result OF the class A
Glass A-A- II. .Pogson ss. 1914 L. II. Graham,
o.. 1s-75: W. G. Poopte. So, 10: p. CoIens Hardy,
strong. 50. 40; G. Beach. IS. io-7S; +. b. Barrett,
d o Isl IT 1. y y. h Esss'ns, 70 ~. ss ssnH f 9 +. E er smith.
J. p. Woodward led the field with a 81 net
the ei5issSfs snd he Sc Scores ysst Of ths leaders nGT t %sas:
%: F /. M y s4ihih: :? =. - - a. J, T. T.; ss sss,sas' $: ); i
RI I HSS5iIas, Z Y \ 4 F 6 9 Sss2i.s i i. i'll:
5. !. B Ssa D s.. ISIS 9; CIV g. ". b aie rs s., i7 .; g."
r., A.. Greene and A. F. Rice tied for the
Goodspeed: prize. in the eiRhieen hole medal
Gals Flax h hsssaEd at I'll the ne aos snoass q, C 4 y
Va ss%' bs:s s sssss 81 Rs. r. ,s s.f 3 Sc Sp 7 ana q
a. b. Martin il, the anal round. The best
scoresint the handicap were: ,er.
r: A. Greene, 100. ,25-7a; 4. +. Rice, IS. io,7s;
o Siafls' s.. =; ~ xvi Wiillam q Ad SSsai ss ,r iii- So A. l.
s~rAMseap Conn. July ,s;mThs oomPstI.
fh So sSsEe, for au. .hs fap!fHhie e ea Sdds: The best
EoS $ sI Mssis i, g sli- nTb 81 v !. T Rs Sfsss, s: S. III Is:
is1S: T. Q 4. Rasp p, s, is-i: ]: i RSsPp, !;
81: Schuyler Merritt 5 Is; i61 q p a- yLssnFSsTe'gg,
Ss I$sofss 4. u %te as'' ,a StH is- i; d. bF'S aRsirF let Smith
In the competition for the sovernorsr cup
first with X, G. Currier In the nine hole Sc
lected handicap. The best scores in the
latter event were as follows:
F Eia g. x %ss:,s5 i. Il IS e 8 j: !: 4 4: 5 aiIs, 8 +. 10 81;
In the final round for the presidents cup
Sykes beat Thomas Ward by / up.
golfna feature yesterday at the bunwoodie
match with the net score Of 81, The best
Adams. The leaders were:
c; }. Stevenson. o. 2em07;s $. 6. Bentz. O., st-es:
Ill 1. h% 5onss. Is Is Rs lssI 7: "A ~ Adams aasa' E. 9 ~ 7s-"'
Patterson won the DOGGY handicap compe-
tition at the Plainfeld Country Club to-day.
being 8 up on DOGGY, which was 70. His
score was 30. 1915.
These scores were posted for the presi-
dents and Golf Clubs cups at the Park Golf
lG Ss ! R. ii shY isGsi: 81 -. ' Y. sy. Mss ,o tyd ,s-s {;
z. 2. Gano. 81, SIS: Or; H., H Carroll; os, 7--ei;
%. @e,; ". II. lager. 100. ga: the Rev. c. /.
Goodrich, lpI. e-e5. Miss Grace A. Ten EycR. ISL
S0-l0l.
J.. BAR HARBoR.- Ne. July ,s.-.The golfng
competition at ,kebo this morning took the
form of an eighteen hole stroke match and
was the seoona, in the weekly series for the
ried of first place. with a net score of rs.
while DR.. j. A. Furfey Of Boston was second.
The
Paul Dana, New York, 81. 1915: DIR. J. IA. Furfey.
Boston. 81, Go; Allen Wellman. New York. q,
e-7s: J. A. saunderson, New York, 81, 49, George
s.. Robbins, New York. %, s-6s: Arden N. Robbins,
New YorR, 80, o-S6; Waldron Bates. Boston, e6,
Go: DIR, Robert Amory, Boston. l2a, 24-@.
FLUSHING, June ls.-Eugene Wright won
the nth round for the governors cup at the
Flushing Country Club, this afternoon, he
returning O card Of 100. 800. THIS is the
lowest net score that has been made on this
It'll. tEta zee. laanrltp1 IN thn annltttana