The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16
rhe match play summaries,

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Brootlyn' Fore.i p.rT. beat 5. D: bowers. BROOK:
I Hifl., beau ) aP A. inf 4. A To s'as; T., Fox a h hnIs.n 81 ) F 81
F IA ISsSS BEG, TX! k,m eSs , semi sRa, .s,.,-p. "
ssa ! y Play pay. !! G' 4. Aea. 1sSs; N FsS HIil.. 6e.t'
E. f1iassi Soa & Met s. nSra aeI In snn 70 ! d pay
clifton CUP, semi. nnAl Round--W. T. conkiyn
~ SSa hUissS; i. f'1 Nllsn. 70. Hills. bess {. Prcsbrey',
ssesad Rssten r sss! sssi: n I y: H. pos.en
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Il Fins aeHasri ssas pos.on. Sup apd /, to play:
{. m' play Hef Il. 8. Parsons, Crescent. beat Dss. 4. 7.
Haight; Wykasyl. ? up and Q 70 play;
T FhtaiHd1I B.s.so si sf h,.semi. snSsiiHc. +. s%essny.
| Brooklyn Forest PARK. beat II. T. Ives. For Hills.
! T " sSH z & n S ssS' s~sen so' 5 ' up and az ) to
po xaYTsiH;s s. S..( cq = i. H. ,eHalxs; d kp sSs ssa.
s / sP f. rnf T. > L 70 p ESi R Il ass : Ftp s .na nc e Sssn'''
Richmond County. bes! VS.. Leeds Fog MIis.
Z W and a 10 play; A. lie Aassens' fos Hills a
Einsl.ILe M...en. s.s. paws. I up En-,
70 play; j. s. Marvin, Freight franc. beatF. s.
Pq Pins.lE fSI nd'S BE-. " S..ry. . up and > to play.
J , y s;s$' = !. u + f !; Sf::ss "a ri S, E!fi; 81. z 4 ~ 4
RG fln.s@ii enssls'S s. Up k sHs no ss's Up and , to
play.
There we're 1853 entries for the handicap.
80. rhs gross score prize was tied fof
PsEYndSi;ay II s. A' bous sGs n played A AND made s.
eroes. The scores:
C.. Joost; yr., 70. Hill, S. i.7o, Al Kan ~,
e. ssr ii ri h. J! + s, VIZ $sss. s; fe .'F Hiii: s s. ,5 S'!!s:
Z g. pSsss.' Fca Hill 9. q s,M ,snM; B. Fox J; 4 hliis
e. fo1 1A Aus j. ". 4. Janin. F., finasas So Sd James
3 foss Apsw.m,s; y; vs.; Z; l. se b . AZ
~ o'bonohue, FOX Hill. 80, Io-7e L, Davis,
RIgltffh a County. g P Fund.- T, 6. } So1 HI1is. f q
u ]. F. M %ike, {ss%e Ssr Ry tet, S q. $50 Charles
Presbrey, Foi Hills. %. s@.
All solfng and society folks Of Yonkes.
the company including "a and Ms John
i fSsio Of theSst. Andrew. Coli Club a the
apple tree course, attended, the reoep-
ton e open YESTERDAY the new house OF The
oottsse with broad verandas on North
Broadway near Greyst9ns,, once famous
as the home Of Samuel J.; Tilden; The re-
tie Sues.s being received by the sassEii
offoers, and some Of the women members
THE golf course was q tempting sight In
it's verdant stretches, but there. were no
formal competitions Paul b. Rossire ia
president Of the Baegkill Golf Club, which
has been an allied member OF the United
States Coli Association since 1904. and 10
also In the Hudson River Golf Association.
Saegkill has bald the team shampionshl p
q the Latter ERIE League tHs ,h Ana d. 4 Rl MyeT in;d 4 II smI
champion. The club owns the grounds, on
which there is a profit In sight 81 $4,000
since making the purchase. q condition that
made Il easy to raise money for o new club
house.
The members Of the New York Stock
Exchange held their thirteenth annual
Club. at White Plaiins YESTERDAY. The
condition. There were about sixty starters
and forty cards we're turned. in. DAME!
Chauncey, former. president Of the United
States Coli Association, did the. handicap.
ping with Edward Cremin as. clerk. This is
the card OF J. q. Dettmer. who had the best
gross score:
Out ..,.-..,..S sNtII -
In. ...........,e . - o D S-SS-B
@. G.. Miller, 81. 2o-e7. won frst net prize
and II. c. Smith. o., 40: g. j. Turner,
a., 1910. and c. D. Simons. Jr., .9S. $50
tied for second n third net prizes. Tit
scores:
g. s. N4lsr; 81, PSI: 2. ?; 4 sl sm,S Il e. 4 4
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~ sill S. c. Asbon. 70, s-rS J. II. MCCULLOUGH