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Jr and Ruol T. York.GOOD GOLF YEAR.Augusta, Me, Club Haa Renewal of Interest Under Presidency of Rev H. E. Dunnack.AUGUSTA, Me, July II—Many people hero are having fine sport on the golf links. The Augusta golf club' whs organized In 1900 with a membership of 40. Its first president was Hon Leslie C. Cornish, an enthusiastic golfer. The course is naturally a good one, being a field with the ordinary hazards and bunkers that may be found in any well-appointed links. The green and tees 'vere laid out by Walter Emerson, amateur champion of Maine in 1901, and now of Washington. The entire round of the llnks;which is a nine-hole course, is a trifle under a mile, the longest hole being 390 yards.The beginning of the present year has marked a new era in the history of this thlt;- election as president of Rev ^ Sr ^.E,^?yn?aulci Pastor of the Green-™^£lthnOCHat Ijl]^rc.1l' a Very enthusiaallc goiter, and eas ly the best player on the links, there has been a notable increase, in membership this year. Weekly matches have been arranged and carried out.to the extent anticipated.Mr Dunnack and Llewellyn Cooper have made the best individual records. Mr Dunnack has made the course in id and Mr Cooper in 47. Several others Jy^e^compiishjtf the feat In 47 to 63. xic\ Mr Dunnack has become so proficient that he has to be handicapped at least 3 and Irom that up to £ in modal Play, and two holes at least in matchP1 h^8 2 P£ - on Nos. 4 ando, and 3 on No. 9. The bogy o£ the course is set down at 40.Fremont J. C. I.tttle, vice president of the club, holds the record on No. 1 at e and has made No. i also in 2, touching tho staff of the marking disc with his drive-off. He is probably the longest driver in the club.Ex-City Clerk Lewis A. Burleigh has a. novel record. In attempting to drive his ball accidentally touched the rim of the tee, and, going straight Into the air, descended in such a way as to hole itself in the neighboring green, Mr Burleigh is a promising player and hopes to relieve the president of the club of some of IiIh honcra.4*114m OaIIaK a. Vk _lt; *.arcWh:DE.theha^seaKFitmeMrMr;atparRe*
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