The sun., 1908-05-03

Ralph Mckee, i02 i9-e0; j. d. Pei, 100 8-eE w. ~
Ffsssr FHSaSl iS % i-s r OSfsI IeL.sn M i.t so6G g.
Pei, l07, 9-ps.
Seven cards were returned in the initial
competition OF the season at the Slwanoy
Country Club. 10 was an eighteen hole medal
play handicap aud Clark won. The results
G,CB, Clark, ,eO, IO--6O; B. z, Gscknsr, ia S-st:
p SSSTsE S1Ks3 Ss Ss ga FT'da@sR 3 agsn. l0S g. s9 ~
H. J, Chambers, iOl, i1-S
Despite the roomy course there was a
congestion Of players yesterday at the Bal
tusrol Golf Club, Forty took out cards In
the sweepstakes, but only eight made returns
The scores:
W Watson, 50, 40. $, o, yaaderposl, 81, Z %
n Shumacher, @ l5.D {; 7. Watson. es, 81
Howard Omen, ol, 60, +. Jefferson, lol, if-sl
There was a large field out In the opening
competition at the DUnwOOdie Country Club
Yesterday. The improvements In the course
and clubhouse were highly praised. The
iirst sixteen qualified for the ". Parish " RtsOn
cup and the second set for u trophy given by
the advertising members, Chilyers and
Northrop led the net scores with h1ndicaps
respectively Of II for % and II for a u.
There was a c9yness about giving out the
handicaps Of the others, 40 only their net
scores are In the following summary.
W. Parish Watson Cup.-H. G. chnyers. 81 IS co.
George NoriGroB 3, FL Dr GSrdner' " v T.
Bucsiey, u; W, r. Noon, IS !, j. Hamilton, %;
Dr. II. Herman. %, G. II Mclaughlin, u. y. T. Akin
%. V I curtis. ~ L. Roberts 7t' s. NJ Hahshotne
AiqgTSsiilI,ng N,mRerS Cnpl 1 Ts,gG S,,sy n n
Il tiahren, N. w. Hall. 10 II Koltenbacl, 10 j E.
lashef 70, J. H. CHper ~; 7 I: Ely, NJ, Dr Schoon-
over II; !. A. Osborn. 81; L. c. Treherne u,
pLAINrrLD, May 2. The opening Of the
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to-day VIA marked by play for the spring
handicap cups classes 4 and y, The course
was IN excellent condition and there WIS a
large field Of players. Tie cards.
Cltss \ pudley II. bsrowa e: - J. h' anc'
", i2-7S c c burke ST., OS iS-7S o. T.. Schoon
maker 80 3 a. { n Morgan. n, in; H. G..
HPs Hs2 ep % T Rowland S a. ISe!sSHi ~ siS IT, r. Tyler.
lOi 22-7p q. 5, Clay, iOs, s7-Sl; {. W, Klng is.
,5-S:; WI Merrill ia, aS-ss
GLRN RIDdg, May g--The members Of the
Glen Ridge Golf club had the qualifying
round for the May cup to-day Those who
qualified and the scores were as follows;
Class. A-Baldwln, IS; II. Smith, rs; {, ". Royce.
u. D. Noble ps ". D. Seymour, as; o Newell 100;
class nj o. Smith. 100. H. G. Thompson, lOl:
C. Ames, lOl n " henson lOl H. 4. bradley, lOi;
iGi L. '"''D' w. l. "' "'''''' w. l. W. ''"''I
Ga. CT p. Merricl, ioi; H. N. Rrown,. lQ7:
W. n lfllhhNFNht lNHt W u NVlFols Nv y -
Fort, no: " Olds, no r. w. LangsIroth M D. Il.
Staudlsh. ll2,
Seven players drove on in the first general
handicap of the Crescent Athletic club yester-
day. The winner was John Parish, who returned
a card Of SO, 1906. The course At the Crescent
Athletic Club has been cut TO nine holes.
The links however is In excellent condition
aud careful attention has been paid by George
Strath 10 the greens, The scores:
John Parish. ~, ls-6N G. T. A. Bondle7 S2. u 20,
Harry Canned ss, lS.l& i, H. HopElns ~ Y -.
j. 7. woodward, IGa si-Sc.
MoNTcLAIR. May 2--The NlonDclair coli
Club opened the season this afternoon win
an eighteen hole handicap, the players benz
divided into two classes, one with handtca =
Of twelve or under and the other over twelve.
The best scores;
Glass A-W. b Bremner 0:, 1. 81. !. l.. PIerson
99, l2--Sl,C b. Brown. W, 80, j. Rogers, a. ;. No.
Paul Harrison. gS, H.
rs, 80; L. ". TQwnsend. rs, 40 q, q, Ilsk,
~, l4-S2 W J. Dykes, ll3, S-S. j., Johnson
lil. h-|
GLEN. COVE. May 2.--Thc first MAY item
OF the Nassau Country Clubs schedule in the
form OF four ball foursomes under medal
handicap Is 10 be noted to-day. Brilliant
sunshine favored the golfers during the early
part OF the day, hut a troublesome wind
initiated against low scoring, especially on
". Hicks aud +. y, Doubleday, 80, As, aud
IT, Murdook and u. + McGusty, G ID 20.
I'm the afternoon team seven strong from
Columbia University played an equal num-
ber under the Nassau COlOrs, The couHt
was by the Nassau system. As At Dyker
Meadow and Forest lllll the boys could not
stand against he older hands at the game.
The Nassau PLAYERS we're on their game,
Hicks doing i and Jennings TO- Hunt. Jr.
did ~. The scores:
NaSsau-W. r. Hicks, 3: =. c, Jennings, s. II. J..
Whitney, 0: II. ". Maxwell 3. n. r Pratt, /; A. r.
Alvurd s. A. L, Jones. g. Total, ~.
Colunbs c. ". Hunt, Jr. o, A. r Broe, o; j. ".
Schiller 0. u Fisher. q. r. M, Alexander, 0; Il.
Hoyt. o. r. Hudson, a. Total, a.