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Consolation. Yates defeated Dan- 2; J. R. Bowker, Woodland, defeated
forth, 6 and 5. 11. C. Winthrope, St. David's, (19
Second Division holes); F. T. Sage, Rochester, defeated
First round. F. T. Keating, Pine- G P. Lemont, Whitemarsh, 4 and 3:
hurst, defeated W. J. Worcester, Mont- H. A. Anderson, Pittsburgh, defeated
clair, (19 holes); C. B. Fownes, Oak- w- C. Fownes, Pittsburgh, 3 and 1; W.
mont, defeated S. Allison, St. Albans, 3 J- Knott, St. Albans, defeated O. A.
and 2; W. S. VanClief, Richmond Coun- Blackburn, Pittsburgh, by default; J.
ty, defeated Robert Cook, Hartford, by T- Newton, Pinehurst, defeated W. V.
default; H. C. Fownes, Oakmont, de- Kellen, Brookline, by default.
feated S. Y. Ramage, Oil City, 6 and 5: Second round. McNamara defeated
R. II. Hunt, Worcester, defeated W. C. Rackham, 5 and 4; Tener defeated New
Banta, Ridgewood, 3 and 2; J. W. Daly, ton 3 and 1; Sage defeated Bowker, 1
New York, defeated R. N. Dana, Provi- UPJ Knott defeated Anderson, 1 up.
dence, 1 up; G. T. Dunlap, Canoe Brook, Consolation. Barber defeated Mur
defeated II. B. Swoope, Overbrook, 4 raJr 1 up; Waterhouse defeated Kellen,
and 3; J. D. Armstrong, Buffalo, de- by default; Winthrope defeated Lemont,
feated W. E. Mills, Pottstown, 4 and 2. 2 UPJ Fownes defeated Blackburn, 2
Second round. Keating defeated C. an
B. Fownes, 3 and 2; H. C. Fownes de- Semi-finals. Tener defeated McNam
feated VanClief, 1 up; Daly defeated ara 2 and 1; Sage defeated Knott, 4
Hunt, 1 up; Dunlap defeated Armstrong, an(t 3
3 and 2. Consolation. Waterhouse defeated
Consolation. Allison defeated Wor- Barber, 1 up; Fownes defeated Win-
cester, 3 and 2; Ramage defeated Cook thrope 5 and 4.
Ly default ; Dana defeated Banta, 5 and Final. Tener defeated Sage, 2 and 1.
4; Mills defeated Swoope, 3 and 1. Consolation. Fownes defeated Water-
Semi-finals. Keating defeated H. C. house 4 and 2
Fownes, 3 and 2; Daly defeated Dunlap,
5 and 3. Fifth Division
Consolation. Allison defeated Ram- Filst round. F. A. Buell, New York,
age, 4 and 3; Dana defeated Mills, 1 up. defeated C. E. Beane, Vesper, 1 up; H.
Final. Keating defeated Daly, 5 and N- Spaulding, Brookline, defeated G. H.
4 Schroek, New York, 1 up; J. D. C. Rum
Consolation. Allison defeated Dana, sey Brooklyn, defeated J. V. Hurd,
5 ami 3 Westmoreland, 1 up; J. Walter Knott,
' Third Division St. Albans, defeated J. B. Swayne, Wil
First rm,fl.-fl. T. Reeker. Pinehurst. ngton 3 and 1; J. II. Fahey, Boston,
uwQ,i tt Anl a nnii A: defeated W. D. Inglis, Winnipeg, 4 and
F. T. Keating, Fox Hills, defeated W. W A- RuPP Bllffal( defeated T- W
T R,rr. TWino- Harbor. 5 and 4: A. C. iiern' 1 UP? " 7:
Pratt, Essex County, defeated T. F. ovidence, defeated W. G. Dailey, (21
Mu-hrrCliff Haven, (19 holes); S. M. mr, aflUfiJtt6MBer' aeiearea
Rnrman. Altnnnn,. dofpatea H. (x. War- ' ' v '
ing, Pinehurst, by default; L. K. Ca- Second round.-Spaulding , defeated
nouse, St. Louis, defeated C. H. Mess- Bue11' 3 and 2' Motley defeated Rumse
more, Ardsley, by default; Dr. A. R. ' 1
' JJ J ' T .1 i i. .1 171.1.1-. 1
fin.rdnpr. SiAV.innv. dpfpated J. S. Bl'OWn. ri r
Montolnir. 3 and 2. E. II. Wiswell. Enff- Consolation.-Schrock defeated Beane,
i i i i. i t. a nf t t hy default; Neilson defeated Hurd, by
lewood, defeated P. S. MacLaughlm, 4 ' '
and 3: A. S. TWins. St. Andrews, de- uerami' owaie aeieaiea An18' ae
feated S. II. Patterson, Plainfield, 3 Tiern defeated Daile b de"
and 2. ULXau11"
Second round.-Becker defeated Keat- Semi-finals.-Spaulding defeated Mot
ing, 5 and 4; Pratt defeated Gorman by lev 7 and 6; Rupp defeated Fahey, 2 up.
,Won. r AnfnnnA Hnnmioo 9 Consolation. Schroek defeated Neil-
and 1; Higgins defeated Wiswell, 3 and son, two up; Tierney defeated Swayne,
2. 3 and 1.
Consolation. Barr defeated Herdling, Finals Rupp defeated Spaulding, two
5 and 4; Murphy defeated Waring, (19 up.
Jioles) ; Brown defeated Messmore by Consolation. Tierney defeated Shch-
default; Patterson defeated MacLaugh- T0C 4 and 2.
lin, 4 and 2. Sixth Division
Semi-finals. Becker defeated Pratt, 5 First r0Und. G. S. Russell, New York,
and 3; Gardner defeated Higgins, (19 defeated T. B. Beecker, Huntington, 2
lloles). up; W. J. Sing, Brooklyn, defeated
Consolation. Barr defeated Murphy, j A Marshall, Wjlmington, 5 and 4;
3 and 1; Patterson defeated Brown, 2 jIernian Ellis, London, defeated C. . H.
and ! Smith, Doal, 2 and 1; G. W. Dodd,
Final. Gardner defeated Becker, 5 jvfontelflir. defeated John Feore, St. Al
and 4- bans, 3 and 2; H. R. Medina, . Scarsdale,
Consolation. Patterson defeated Barr defeated Henry Hornblower, . Winchester,
(20 holes). (20 holes): C. M. Purmort, Fort Wayne,
" defeated J. N. Jarvie, Montclair, 3 and
Fourth Division O; Lee Steinfeld, Inwood, defeated D.
First round W. M. McNamara, A pafley, Rochester, 3 and 2;. G. A.
Binghamton, defeated T. E. Murray, Jr., Ma goon, Oakmont. defeated G. N.
Oakland, 1 up; H. H. Rackhamy Detroit, Towle Brookline, 1 up.
defeated James Barber, En'glewood, 3 Second round. Sing defeated Russell,
and 2; R. W. Tener, Pittsburgh, de- 2 up ; Dodd defeated Ellis, 2 and 1 ; Me-!
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