The sun., 1908-08-09
w A Mt ED - A green
keeper; state a 9,
experience and wages
required. Permanent
position. Address
Green C Committee Gar
den City Golf Club,
Garden City, L. Il.
GoLRIuG ON MANY LINKS
LARGE FIELDS TAKE PART IN
CLUB HANDICAPS.
Turner and Degnan Ahead at Deal Cours'
Match Play On at wykayyI-Beckel
Leads the Crescent Men-Quaiiners fol
Thomas Ward at HeSkensaek LINKS


Match Play On at wykayyI-Beckel
Leads the Crescent Mcn-Quaiiners for
Thomas ward at Hsckensaek Links.
~ Many members turned out for q qualifying
round at the Hackenseck Golf Club yester-
day for the Thomas Ward cup. the two lowest
net scores to keep on at the match game.
r. l.. Demarest led with 90, 22-e4. while
there was q tie for second place between
L. W. Pomares. 7s, III. and j. g. odione.
o., 2s-7l. who will meet again for the right
TO join issues with Demarest. There was
also tie for third place. good test Of the
club handicapping. between e. L. Allen. 81.
Nh. @. H. Eypper. 90. s-77, and M. Van
Buren,. On, 2e-72.
A four ball bogey handicap at match play
resulted in q tie between Thetford and Albro
and Conroy and I.ally yesterday at the Apa-
wants Club. The summary:
J. A. Thetford and @. A. AIbro. down: W. II.
Conroy and r. z. Laily. down: r. s. Kceier and
Ashford. 4 down: N. G. Mellen and U. d. Eddy.
down: George II. Barnes and II. @. Cortis down:
Simeon Ford and Dudley Teuny. down: W. II.
Pool and p. Metcsf. down: B. @. Fuller and j. D..
Wood. down.
Guy T. Robinson won the eighteen hole
bogey handicap on the lin KS Of the Nassau
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Victories II. -veeEly oontests ss che Dyksr
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try Club were;
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ssss HrshsT sdies and \ & 3. oliisss Ssss 8: q.
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Bs9tsl won the eighteen ssss'I hSls E, medal
terday With II net. The best scores:
{ { 8. $ bs%Ins: = 10 ,,:'E z: SE%s; 81 ~ {. +
ss.Ssins. e, n..s II. o. Parsons. q. e-7s Il. II.
In the final round for the Col, Hugh ].
SIasS ys.ssrass x. &: fos:on. 4: popSisf
asiested P. T: tiIsndIn. by Yp. sfseI : very
bers @ psrticipsted. p tSe low sixteen continuing
st I,stS match play. The following members
., F. 'HnPssS9 g. wsss.a a. a. FL + i HSssass risina E.
J. 4 s.s:t. !: hsE \. / Hs:Es ss$, 4: ~
s1sss Posssa g E. as? p 5 Bssts ss:;STs as $50
dn &c e: Ca: y aSSSs.d C.
9As Msrss ss Il. Vsey ytshS eaS aS 81.
took the form OF a choice score COM
sS out csm rsf
was the winner. with a net SCORE OF IS. while
.Tafs sSb.; R and wh a ws' cossRss
led for second place. The summary:
A,ssa S::,1. 5 E Essrs Ess xs. g. oao
Silsssps GsSapsn u. YsT. ii SPY. 9
q. 7-ss: KelIy oole. New Yors: g: ,Ss; Allen
.. % %S; Gee Geerrs | g. Roboin:. d PSiisdsIpSis. 3.
50 81; j 4: Furisy' Boston, q -; g
p Sso si u Issy Boston; $50 I;s';S Esssi
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Bo:ssn. Bs:ss ss'Sa e. % n soSnss. sa New sUs% so!E. %
80: Austin Potter. Philadelphia, q. e-ls N. b.
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PLUMBING, Aug. s.-The final round for the
Presidents trophy over the Flushtng County
Club course this afternoon was won by H. L.
Smith. who had e1 points. his nearest COM
petitor being A. y. Andrews. who had sH
points. The best SCORES:
e; Rohsrts ics, so-1S \. l.. Smith. g ii!-!!s
S.f;:$; s:s !: - - a. V. E'ssiS ssEi': q '
.SourH HAMPTON, Aug. s.-Willism A. Pell
of the Canoe Brook Club won the thirty-six
hole handicap at the Shinneoook Nils Golf
Club to-day, the concluding event Of the
annual tournament. pell was also tied with
A, d. Swords OF the Morris County Club. and
W II. Lyons, MisQuamiout. for the lowest Il
gross score. The latter was the winner Of !
he tournament. which was concluded yes
eTday and very. generously withdrew. per-
hitting his opponents to divide the oups, !
swords was then awarded the cup for the |
owest gross. Lyons In his second round |
made 10. the hest soore OF the week. The
best cards:
Pei. ISs. LILO; Swords. its lilo; Lyons isa
|-lbo J. Il. wlisma iN ie-iss; Tyrg, ieh l,-its; |
Nation. ia n-in: =; ?. Rogera ~. n-ie u. |
< Smith, ieA lilo ~ c. PArrtsh. Jf., 1e6 i<-ltf;
Harold Marin. 17s, 9-l51.
MANcHEsTKR, w., Aug. s.-Frederick |
to-day won the Vermont State