The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-29
BASEBALL AND GOLF.
Some Notes About Difference In style and
Methods OF the Players.


AS ,u =. Hmet ran sposes, u "en %nu ~.
prominent in golf. In this country the golfers
are Almost entirely PLAYERS who first took up the
game in middle life. and, while the list includes
men who have won laurels in every outdoor
pastime from trap shooting to tennis and from
Sacht'hg 10 arehesy'i IL u q TACT nat u majority
of the best men on the links owe more to
baseball than 70 n o,har snor, as n nre-
"Neen"A ~ -
iimiharY framing Tor goit' "A glance NJ the
card at any open amateur tournament makes
,bi, main. for the entries usually include such
", go $3.50 nransra - 80,
old-time amateur baseball players as Daniel
Chauncey, ]. A. Tying. H.. c. Leeds. H.. p. Toler.
A. II. Fem. Duncan Edwards. and b, $. de Gar
mendia. The last named at 10 was captain and
catcher OF q college nine on which young men OF
! 20 and 90 played the other positions. although
In recent years ne has beeh mostly idehtiheo
with racquets.
Ns
old baseball adept is apt to think the game too
onrroacbin, with all tho ,rtctv mo,ion and
Taroa ,ha. Tho nit,h.r cnn ;mnor, ~ r.. and
when he recalls his record for base hits and
bome runs III. ,,tIo gu,,a nercha hall res,j,g
qPpietly on the golf Tee seems a simple mark:
made ,,fier h. coifars ~ exncrienr" snd ina
Notion tthat his iirst attempt viii sunrise the
a%nsr,s T." Inc. 90 "in ~ dominafc ~ nina
I. rial ia sure 10 banisb ali thess con ide nj
,h SN'0 '""'' ="
"0h anv c,ub will dorr IA tn. usual rcplv Of
IN. In.ebSu 9t sInn,snr To- The ro1IAn% friend wbn
inSitss him m trv n tee shnt NThen he :!hef,sH
.hsiIsS nin ~ ~ " g nv ne ne nea
wtftb III. ewes tfTysed on sorne djstnnI noint in The
boriznn vyhera he JntenHs to send he hall Az
mo- NO. 10 r ~" a v,gnroms swine y. The cinh
III To- ,hrnnob ,baa ar Ia hsnS. ths Nod u To-.
ward mr. hacL mr. naE.s "A omick hslT.sten To
.,@st bJa r'sigE,, IN im n y lie fasnInp IN. in lie
battfng davs When tie ex.b.tter nntaneIes
bIImsnir "a wil hhe amnz % 10 see Tho whiIo hall
ali rnstI nc md iyt nrheI n fore rim "A
GarHaf, rn.rias in Gs arms Leo. and b.cL
bttS. rnSuaa - 80 ,,yv11I' TTalv h.:
nnthsrto Unknown duamt,tles' W!ii likely DO
Ill ~ a ncht.dIy Is - ,ter snna Tnr,hs.
att.mnts in no1e of which win The ball II
strrnu a. al Go ,,nved ever n law y n rds Ne
%oseh,li ~, n ~ noins and anger " III Zach he
wnrss o. The nett nIorminr H. muscles viii
fheianim s!lh a"d 10 sore: bDt tne ahE Fry i ,n mo WI.
tie game mr. ala In The nttemnt' The nurchase
NJ n sci Of ooif cInbs IA The next sien, Win the
result TINT another recruit is mustersi in To- the
rrsat armv If enIfers - 'e
The frst recommendation to an old baseball
baii ~ w ne' from " iSs az. 'nf He no 10 moi nf Tin y al am an
| obiect nToiected Ia mass ii,st before him Mt the
bal. He must ignore the recoIIections that he
feet in the batting 10y. when facing a ritcher,
In hrief The smnfenr VINO homes 10 sncreed Mt
Eoslf: must kesp h!s eye n TS lhs SslI SntiI he 6
nrnnar Mace must NO., bn unved nj Ieast mil
he novice ACQUIRES a. mi b"Iy swinc' In swing Si
insyed AFTER it nmt 10 he GDnrsh1 mo l.ft, hand
| grlu must be- Ir,r. d., rlpht nexiLie,
When standing beside Tie bali in preparing to
linz un viii t Ia iie eft pp "oi nn {, W ma should I" ns
The clnb bend rrsts on The sSrouud b"Gind in
There arc nearly M many ,yovs Of standing IA
there are teachers i in The pnme. IiLe best wny'
The growing golfers say Is 10 begin with the
nearest Professional and follow lis advice. al
With Personal sxr.r~Ec.' H Az" strnc. nj yised
by Nh expert wiIldo Tor a baseball man to begin
with. which IA where HE national game IA more
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