New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Isaac Mackie. the Fox Hills professional, made a
SO. and John Forman. of westbrook, 40 Few Of
the amateurs entered were out, the only ones seen
at the course being Mortimer NJ Singer and Frank
w Sanger The latter announced his withdrawal
from to-mOrrow's play. though he expects TO ap-
pear in the four ball foursomes Saturday.
1t said by Joseph j. O'DOnOhue. jr, the Holly
wood clubs president that limit will be placed
on the afternoon play, and that all who fail TO
make a certain score in the forenoon will be ex-
cluded from taking further part. This score will
probably be fixed at 95 although the matter will
not be definitely determined until the committee
meets this morning. 1t is generally agreed by
those who have the affair in hand that, unless
such action IS taken ii will be impossible to
get the players through before dark. The rule viii
act more severely on the amateurs than the pro-
fessionas. most of whom have shown their ability
get around under So but at the time il will
exclude of either class who is properly
entitled to compete. AS an indication of the COM
mttee's desire favor the high class men. it was
said that had ii been known what unprece-
dented entry would appear. rule would have been
passed excluding all who rated below on the
official metropolitan handicap list
yesterday from A. II Finiay the Boston profes-
sionai requesting authority TO take part After
some consideration the committee decided TO waive
the rules, and wired him TO come This makes
the total entry TO date ninety-three. the largest
number received for open golf tournament
In this country. The list is admirably balanced
between professionals and amateurs, sixty-three
being of the former class and the remainder anna
teurs. AS far as possible the two have been Sepa-
Findlay Douglas. the metropolitan champion. who
is drawn with George low The ekwanSk Prodes &
Willie" Smith are brought together as result OF
pion and ex-champion is regarded the probable
feature Of the day. David Bell. who accompanies
sdmes representng The Midiothian country Club
Of Chicago. on hand in the afternoon and
scored a 80. He showed little stiffness In the
wrist which he broke in his California tour, but
David Brown open champion of England in 1886.
and stationed at the Nassau links was an
IL, hfG bpi
In A. 'Nipper'' Campbell. the Boston professional
and Horace Rawlins. of Waumoek both arrived We IN IN
ures were kept. each seemed well pleased with the
Under the committees ruling the first pair must
start at o'clock this morning & or oe GeIaua1eJ b
couple and with this headway Mr.. O'Donchue ex-
s and to hfg R9btT the ow asS % S S he "a at the
and G. NJ Hamilton and Mortimer Singer the
corded tRe professonas The dissatisfaction which
'e r rted 9Scordinr 70 their own state
of their scores. is TO be obviated by the as
slgnment of amateur volunteers. who will keep
the record OF each pair This has 6eGp p P5Iyed P6be
hue consists OF Charles d. Bernhelmer and Joseph
Briefly put to-day's conditions call for n thirty
OF the The player making the best score
dr rz @ FOR an The dav amounts 70 sf divided as
oowH @ FIRST IH $50 second. s6o third s75 fourth
$50: NTH So; sixth So. and seventh. $40,
The parings, as made yesterday. follow in the
order in which the men viii leave the first
John Reid and Robert Dow, John Young and r.
s Moore A. G. Gritiiths and David Hunter. David
Brown and "Aleck' Patrick. Joseph Barry and
Willie" Dunn. John Park and Donald Ball. John
| H. Shippen jr.. and William Jefferes. Findiay :.
| Douglas and George Low. Jack MaclIie and 5.
| G. Moore. David Relf and j. III. Harrison. 5. L.
! Martin and s. NJ. Bennett. r. b Wilson and w; F.
| Davis, John Rrash and II. :. Shippen. Willie
| Smith and Willie Anderson, Bernard Nichols
| and "WilI" Norton, Willie Tucker and Isaac
/ Mackie. John Hobens and John Forman. F. ~
Greatarox and James Lister: James Campbell and
f. II. knight, "Aleck Campbell and J. Il, Norton
/ Gilbert Nichols w. II. Reynolds and Valentine
! Flood. August Schilz and NJ II. Brown. John Pat
| rick and Horace RaWlins, Willie" Thompson and
I H. s. Patrick, u. Patrick and George Lawson
| A. II. Findlay and II. Vtnan. ]. g. Phillips and
| Bland Ballard. a. a. Waterbury and W. 5. Chids
! j. q Bates and F. H. Croker. c. III. Murphy and
| Gilman p. Tiffany F. W. Menzies and Irving
Brokaw y q. Vanderpoel. jr.. and {. Arthur
! Stern. r. Speckman and Howard Giiffin. e. w
| O'Connor and G. f. McCann. r. $. Redheld and
! l.. l.. Kellogg. ir. 6. r. Armstrong and q. II
! Hamilton. Hugh X. Toler and John Smith. F. l.
/ Wright and l. T. Runyon. H. \. Ayres and EslwOOC
Curtis. u. l.. Culver and T. : Morton. F. Bien. jr.
| and \. r. Chambers. E q. Kent and \. T. Dwight
! +. W. Sanger and r. NJ. Phillips and G. NJ. Ham
| ilton and Mortimer NJ. Singer