New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-24
GOLF.
TRAVIS ENTERED FOR THE SHINE
COCK TOURNEY-WESTERN CHAM
PIONSHIP WON BY MISS
ANTHONY.
ANTHONY.

Shinnecocks annual golf tournament begins this
morning at Southampton. Travis, the champion
is to play, and, though no word has been received
from Hartman, Douglas Lockwood, the other
Garden City semi-hnalists, there Will be no lack
of notable contestants. Last evening 1t was ru-
mored that c. G. Broadwood, captain OF the Scar
boro Golf Club, Of Canton, England, would be
one OF the competitors Broadwoods club is
that of which Harry Vardon is the professional,
and Broadwood himself 81 said 70 possess much of
Vardons skill. He holds the record of the course
at p, and is likely 10 prove formidable adver-
sary TO Travis should the two be brought to-
gether.
Broadwood arrived in this city on Saturday and
will spend part OF the season in visiting promi-
Tqm99r repeated at intervals Of the coming Of an
said thai he has been in communication with John
Reid, of Sc. Andrews; Samuel /, Parrish. of Shin
officers OF the United States Golf Association and
that ne has received assurances Of a warm welcome
should such team make its appearance.
The competition shinnecock starts this morn
T6e T est sixteen w b be seeeted to to oonnue
match play for the Presidents Cup, the next eight
consolation cup. The ShinnecocE course is not
only tie Oldest but one Of the best IN the country
the best sport of the midsummer season The total
individual holes having the following length:
21 M ss SIS s s9 8 s4S So So 81 81 s sis
year ago A. L. Ripley of Boston. took the
Presidents Cup from Travis fact which shows
whole chapter S P. Nash Columbia player
of Newport got the consolation , cup. Harry
Hoilins, jr, made the best scorc in the quahtyi1g
round and Charles Hitchcock, {r, who now holds
the championship of Yale. won the handicap; Aside
occasion of a round of social entertainments. Tea
will be served each afternoon on the piazza Of
is TO to be golf hop at the Meadow Club; ,,,,a,s.
n me 81 9rlngS Tor Today roGng are as ioI9%S
and j il Mckinley dt 6 4 PhSP5 and R We!msn
and BarSes ana Rob sTs and H Ho
brook, J. G. WaterouTy and G, Q. Winston, A D
F Nash T. NJ Robertson and HcahG Gti jT
o Pat Fl an" Bullock and Larocdue
F. G. Beach and W; b; Cheney, A. a. Murdoch
Travis c. H. zeley and Stuart Waller, /. e. Muir
dock and Henry May, Edward Johnson and Will
nd W9tsSn and G Ta Cory Aexand as MoEssn
bury r Joseph so1ther o and F. Bel r q l. Brown
and j. D. Pell Oliver Perrin and Joseph Carroll,
and 4. p Chnds u 5, bike and r. F, Maxwell;
/ TapPin ana H, B Hons r. L" D. Mogry and
n ' car SRh and spy f Badv6 rRo"es
a dn1 l. and f. Root jr l. a Fgothngham
The match between Bernard Nichols. the Phila-
delphia professional, and Alec Campbell, OF Bos-
the links of the Myopia Hunt Club has been in
definitely postponed Each man had posted $3.50
lhe result but owing to slight sunstToke received
has been Obliged to withdraw.
IL seems 10 ne the rule IN golf this that
only the Younger women may hope for any meas
ure of success. Miss Genevieve Hecker. who won
the recent Metropolitan championships is scarcely
eighteen. and Miss Bessie Anthony. whose victory
western champion, is barely seventeen Mrs. W.
b. McHVaine. who held the title year ago was
prevented by illness from paying and Miss An
th0ny had ? comparatively easy victory.
President Seth Low Of Columbia University is an
active member of the Northeast HarhOr Golf Club
in Maine, this season The course, which was laid
our a year ago by J G. Thorp the Boston amateur.
Is said to be In excellent condition. Team matches
are being arranged with the golfers of Bar Harbor
and q brisk season is anticipated. Bishop Doane
Of Albany Is also member of the organization
Dyker Meadow golfers who still in town will
take part in their fourth monthly handicap. on
W ednesday at the clubs course, Fort Ham
itOn. Brooklyn
F. NJ Creep ,r has been chosen president of the
ciated with him will be J. NJ. Marvin. W. B.
French and w H. Manning. vice presidents: NJ NJ
Shoemaker. secretary, and w. Meehan, treasurer.