The sun., 1908-08-30
y. u. Hanna, 90, ie-eo a. r. Rice 90. 1910: c. H.
Reynolds. o. 1871; II. q. Giles, Oh. e-S2: w. y.
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L. Pierce. ioi. iS-ss ~ ''''" w. =
There were more than sixty PLAYERS In !he
ward shearron at the Fairfield County Golf
S sissSay faT a sars Se and iaSss
Plans have been made for the opening OF the
nsT %I hs course e.. on Labor Day when d9nrsome'
By By M trophies have been offered. Yesterdays
down; +. C cony ersc. IL. down " r. Gfsasns
a.P: Sheldon. Z, iS down: f. n, JUDD: % 10 down;
down S r. hSSSs' SS1sei "a u down down Viss Ws
Tpae ai down Vi TSSD?ns Gris T. o. ssss acsa 7 7
se;eys stSS;s 20 is dGyn j. BsarS S T. dswh ,s doxp
F: G. Hilisrd. TO- il down: j. Xieisnder, 81, 10
! Many golfers competed in the eighteen
/ hole medal play handicap on the Nassau
were rsturned INV Wiilism Silsss'1Ft' f. Rcsards @ Won,
with 10 net The scores:
,ss Hhfat,d s. Wsi,ssy s i:7 II ea's5T.n q Ear.4 &
% o. " WRaanses a. ssa ,a,s n Ill H. ss-1iy A'F
| Lionel II. Graham made a two on the dim
cult fourteenth hole at Fox Hills yesterday,
most dlficult green's to approach to. being
| guarded on three sides with tricky hazards.
40 sS sards H WIZ fss sisr s tie ons o
the second round and semi-hnals OF the FOX
up; b 7: Alien beat ?. 9y Il. fosson. up and g
play: j.. NJ Fleming beat l.: II. Graham ! up rs
ans ~ H. =: huooard oea' Dr. A. L. has"'' up
Semi. mai Round.-s. T, Allen bs., Frank Sears.
! Ing. un and Sis; to play a; % ''N''''N ''- ." "
The following is the result of the class A
and b handicaps:
H:sd;; dss s. i:s r. Alien. ss s 40 r. h. Nam
Class clss. us. 5. .whi,ehurss ioc, si--si W, J,
Members Of the HackensaSk Golf Club
We're wei found to be- be tied at y net The results
were as follows:
I1ss s,ssy spd o,sssS, PsSsr
e " PSnsry' s, Saa r 3 spl'e 3 g., ap p ?.
G; A ysli and s. d ud,one T. j. r nsr.as,i n and nd
Ejh sso!s.l @ and ? rfasf z,sIissis. sp Is William
hosert and 4, Milton wsch. TO- E. A. NAY and Taoma'
| Matehand medal plays were in order at the
East S jersey % aof s LSssss ran 81 % one day
was se won ats1 BY
Glen IEidss. who defeated Tracy Smith q, Of
so psy n tas Mere o nine
| Il. b. Corbln OF the home club won the thirty:
sixth hole medal play hsndicrap with % 2 card
- SIkwrosr. v r, B., l.. Aug. 2si7Mrs; e Oliver
oday sda Se Gc as hs nRs
prizes in mixed relatlonship, foursoms soli
and T. A. Havemeyer. by a score UP.
match ss e.. N %h hsas.a ASs ias as
DIfd I tsS yynser sc 'f t. 81 ss
Msssnn n ys 4, and a 70 pay ;I,r AI.sT ne e
.iGhtesn.h. He led randeriord BY 5, holes
a. the Fourteenth: @ but tSnderiord playing
holes In the last four. In toe afternoon
round runderford was I down at the tSenty-
punderford, made a great rally and won the
st Che last turn and funderford won with
II; .. Troybridge New Haven q. C..won
bfdse sfR % Was down neiI IN she mornins % round.
| Another close match was for possession
e sse trophy iSr ths beaten sshs 6s,.ssn
St. Andrews. At the end OF the morning
round the match was all even. Brown with
soD{:.' D{sr T0" the thirty seventh and deciding
PLAIYErrLp, n, J., Aug. Pin the play for
the challenge trophies at the Park Golf Club
Seoh the hodsr der odp dsfes9ed sno
aSnef sna Sodsp pdfy dseasa @yoPey Bxsrd SS s6s
lenger. l up In nineteen holes; For trophy
NS NJ, NJ vSis " BAL de
POLAND SPRING, Me-, Aug. .eo.-.In to-days
Hnseil Yup OF Dallas. Tex, defeated Clayton % g.
Dixon OF the Spring Haven Country Club.
| I up and ? to play.
p,Issus B.s Me- AsE eGT T5eT ro e
second. It was the last Of the weekly tourna-
%snts .. iSF The !, cSndon 1nd season handicap cup
% r!sS r!'ssSIs & Coli EsYEsE
sa H. Coates cea.es Sroriaenss s - eaeScPe's oa Re@s T. T.
sprf %Ia., H. 1885, Dr. Robert A"'F'' Boston, TO-
Con edon OF Glen Ridge won the ali day tolrns-
ment Of the East Jersey League at the CSlonia
Of Coionis. up; N. 4. Wilson of New Br1ns.
TiGk. TR and ~ to play ;nS and IN the fn,is
play. n. 4. Wilson OF New Branswick broke
the course record In the morning. getting a
7s, and won the gross thirty six hole event with
Coionia won the thirty y six hole handicap with
a net Ecore OF $50. r. A. Smith of New Bruns-
wick was second with l54. J. W: I.etson Of
New Brunswick won the eighteen hole handi-
cap event In the afternoon with sl. 1912.
Nearly score OF pros arrived at the Van
Cortlandt course yesterday from Boston and
began practice In preparation. for the two
day professional tournament beginning to-
morrow morning. One Of the biggest gal
Ieries followed q foursome between H. H.
Barker. the English amateur who recently
turned SbhaSsH o. me
OF this city against james g.. THOMPSON Of
Merton and Fred Brand OF Plttsburg. Honors
greens were used It was not possible TO- judge
OF the putting abilities Of the different players,
Willie Smith and Alex smith have promised
to be In the tournament and Fred Mcleod,
the new open champion Of the United States.
Is likely to be present.