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THE MYOPIA GOLF TIE.
A CROWD EXPECTED AT THE PLAY.OFF
FOR THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

A CROWD EXPECTED AT THE PLAYoFF
FOR THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Thirty.nye Player, Enter for the women,
Metropolitan Tournament at the Nassau
Country Ciub Links -Traviss Visit to Eng.
land and Scotland Results st Glen Ridge.
This being Bunker Hill Day at Boston II Is
expected that there will be a great gallery"
at Myopis this morning for the play-on at
eighteen holes Of the tie In the U. S. q. 4
open championship on Saturday between
viii Anderson and Alex Smith, In 1899
| George Law. W. II. Way and Val Fitzjohn
tied for second place and divided the second.
third and fourth moneys In the open cham
pionships at Baltimore. but this 10 the first
tie for first place in this country Slncs
1891 W hen the contest was extended to seventy
two holes. there has been only one u.
In the open championship OF the United
Kingdom. In 1895. when Harry Vsrdon won
his first victory after a play-or with J. II.
Taylor, the titleholder OF the two preceding
years. There are only two ties on the roster
since the first contest for the present trophy
in 1872, Willie Ferne winning in 1888 after
tie with Bob Ferguson. and Willie Park. Jr.
In 1900. after q tie with Andrew Kirkosldy.
Andrews player has ever come.
But successes by ono stroke have been
recorded several times abroad in this event
and once In this country. at Wheaton. in
1897, when Joe Lloyd beat Win Anderson.
1872 TO 1893 Anderson. who was then IS years
old, had arrived in this country the previous
spring and was then the professional at
Watch Hill Since then he has been the
professional at the Golf Club Of Lakewood,
Baltusrol. Ocononowoc. Wis. and at the
Country Club Of Pittshed. his present place
Smith came TO this country a year after
Anderson and he is about three years older
The men will divide between them $500 in
cash, but the winner will receive the fifty
dollar gold medal and with the title the
custody for the sl.ooo championship oupi
The money won by the others was VII
Smith, I25 Stewart Gardner, 800; Bernard
Nichols. $50; l. Auchterlonie. 80; DAVID
isss. SO. and and Alec stiHT Campbell, ' ss5. ~ III
Women will be the most prominent figure.
on NJ, q. A. links this week To-day the
Bsltusrol team will play the home team at
Ardsley in the second match Of the Women's
Metropolitan Association class A team cham
practise at the Nassau Country Club IN antici-
patton OF the second annual championship Of
the W. NJ. A. which begins tomorrow and
continues until saturday The entries.
which closed on Saturday night follow:
Ba,usIol-Mrs, " Fellowes Morgan Miss Marion
Oliver Mrs; N. Bacon, u: Mrs, W. PendeIon
Rogers. Mrs. Henry y. Ashmore.
Dy ker Meadow-MIss Jennie Hnmsn. Miss Louise
Tou~y
MIs {, y. CsrnIck. Mrs, r; Sanford.
h.TSs' Hss ddunyS GNsi EUn Ws@ hsSssy skpn Mis-. Els.
HariSut Miss Malde K wstmOre, Miss Giics L bay.
Nassau Country II. F. whi.n.y. Mrs. WI
lam Beard. Mrs Walter Gi6b, Mrs D. A.. Fulel.
s1. 1s Miss Ra tnssrh % Miss 'Ff F.Soss a's xs
eoiInsTooa, Miss G.nsade Mead. Miss Frances Frances
Ramsdel. Miss Pauline Remsdeu.
RshPond Re CSgn'y ,i. County, mis-, S Msesl pss
inson.
Some entries posted on Saturday may
arrive this morning. Play tomorrow will
o'clock at Nassau from New York and Garden
City. II will be at eighteen holes. medal
play the first sixteen players to qualify FOR
for a consolation prize, Match play will
continue on the succeeding days, with the
final II the two events on on Saturday me morn,
a driving and an approaching and puttlng
composition. club pair foursomes and a
links hn M be res@hr asad sss gsfs ss
used at the sixth hole. which will make it
siS yards or about 100 yards short.
Gossip at the links yesterday was rife in
regard TO the contemplated visit Of Walter
amateur champion could not be, seen, but
the consensus Of opinion was that he Is going
abroad 70 gather up impressions for another
on the links. Travis Is considered TO be
the best home, bred golfer we have, and the
showing he will make abroad will be- watched
G. Lockwood when abroad last fall had much
success at Weston-super-M Mare and Sand
Tich although haPSdiGaPpeah at plus !. y",
him out by 8 up, SO II the line IL correct our
amateur. champion should give good ac-
them r. II ,ewett Arden NJ. Robbins and
President Robertson OF the U. S. G. A., with
his son. the Yale golfer
There have been no further developments
in regard to the charges OF Outing that Travi;
Is not pure amateur, and the trip abroad
champions intention OF ignoring them wholly.
Whether the L. S G.. A Executive Committee
will act in any way will not be known until
after the open championship. but in view OF
President RobertsonS letter to The SIN of
June :, the disposition il TO treat the charges
a. dlc talk
GLEN Rfp0E. June 10 -- on the links yester-
day afternoon the contest for the champion
sR S4P path PSca psy bss fFhesG sobsy G2 wa
J n Holton beat + { Parker up. and John
W Stewart beat Harold Kelley. ?up.
in the play OF of the tie Of last week n
the putting and approaching contest at the
Rockville Center Country Club, Carpenter
beat Latmer bv i3 to u Each had three
trials. approa ching at 100 yards 4 four
some was PLAYED 0f special interest between
Latimer and Smith and Alder and Van Cort-
andt, the former pair winning by up
Miss Annette + Colgate on SATURDAY.
won the women's championship of the Flush
ing Golf club defeating Miss VI X Rich
mond in the final round. by up after a
spirited match. IN which II required nineteen
holes to settle the supremacy Though Mis-
Richmond took l2l Ia her opponents los
for the eighteen holes. they were all even
Miss Colgate won the deciding hole in to A
The winner received n silver cup. presented
by " II Banker. one of the members The
former champion. Mis-. VI VI Ingrahaw
could not compete on account Of iniurie.
sustained IN Ru accident 4 golf ball sweep
stakes Wa won by i II Gordon with a score
OF NJ. l6 II,