The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-03

AMATEUR TOURNAMENT THURS
DAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
f1ndlny >. Douglas TO Make His Reap.
pearance There. but walter J. Travis
IL Probably . Observation-Disclosures
Play lups for Each Set Of sixteen.

Findlay =. Douglas, who has been i'll Is
| to make his temperance in tournament
play in the open amateur meeting at the
Country Club of Atlantic City next Thurs
day Friday and Saturday. This will be the
first open competition over the course since
the amateur championship OF 1901 and. while
Walter j, Travis. the winner on that coca sion
will likely not 20 on the field will include
besides Douglas. many players of note.
T. A. Darby Of the Country Club OF Atlantic
City played on the Philadelphia team on
saturday and he said the links is better than
it ever has been. The qualifying round
viii be az thirty-sx holes medal play, and
there will be cup and runner-up prize for
as many sixteens as turn in scores There
were four sixteens at the Atlantic City tourna-
ment in December, 1900, but Mr. Darby
thinks there may he six sxteens this time
The prize for the first sixteen will be the
Atlantic city cup, on which Douglas and
Travis have each a win scored. The prize
for the second sixteen will be the Presidents
cup, ncw trophy Both cups have to be
won three times, not necessarily in succession.
to be won out Souvenir prize cups how
ever. go outright to the winner in each set
and to the runners up. There also will be
a handicap on the last day, with gross and
net score prizes The entries for the quail
fying round close on Wednesday evening
with Walter r. Edge at Atlantic City and
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After their ballots are in tomorrow there
Will be "A great exodus OF golfers to the links
An apply named competition has been ar
ranged at the Fox Hills Golf Club for a prize
called the Tippecanoe medal in commemora-
ton of the American victory. on Nov. 1 to
:. 1871, at Tippecanoe. 1t will be on hand-
cap basis throughout and is restricted TO those
members of the Fox Hills Golf Club who are
rated at ten or over. There will be a quail
1ynG ,oSnd a, ~ the oe. eight TO mee,
and final rounds must be finished by Saturday
evening.
r. y Wilson. professional Of the Hart
ford Golf club visited the oxford links az
new record
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uoXet the Sss, on la; satTTa Ss
up and to play, and c. G, Mason won the
CONSOLATION cup from 4 G.. Fetterof, by %up
saa IL eaS s oy" half f' q aFa 6s nts at &
the Presidents cup was won by II G. San
ford who beat r u Harmed. by up and to
play. Hewill meet II Holbrook in the final.
The organ,za,ion Of the new Country Club
h coanS Pg 'a and hs o cb
Of Lakewood, has been completed by the
election OF George j. Gould as president
Hamilton, secretary; and Clarence NJ Roof,
treasurer and Jasper lynch, captain The
and n hem 1S s be sc fGnay w 1n
vii Include the open aWateur tournament OF
links of the Golf Club OF Lakewood.
Is. 1T, not about time for the women's ma
Goi,srs' Mao s Of chicago II quotes Miss
Genevicve Hecker as being in favor Of the ex-
curSion presumably to Onwentsa. and adds
The Nest has no claim to the mems. that by right
belongs TO the Fast, hut TO the uomens II Is en-
,led unss; sof Snsmpon'hn among wOm.n is
= sort q an invitation tournament
During King Edwards recent visit to North
Berwick he visited the golf course and was
savers, BY prince Edward Of ssIs;;wsmaI.
With savers and had a long talk about his
Tolfng experience Savers was then com.
gnn ~b 70 f H. a tR' d Sns Ts @
will be. no doubt, Ben Savers, cinbmaker
by special permission to &c" on his trade
The second rogns- =, in o the rsnain 2 GOE
Club on saturday The results:
psal cqp, Second Rou1d.W G L1ugh bee,
~ ap up SsTS Poo ss' rsSt
bytup and ? to play F. \ Moore beat G. n. Me'kr,
rdw va i' cup up second Round Ms,urn B.nou
heat Parker Syms, nv teiault T. 8. White beat
Sc SsnT by by o nad to sa MtSn
beat J. Wood by default.
4 match that decided a long rivalry and on
which Two cups depended took place at the
Golf Cwb Of Mon,c,air la;t SATURDAY be,
G $. Brown and r p, Coleman, II was at
seventy-two holes, Brown and Coleman
winning by up.
oRtSGE y, J Noy The final round IL
the championship OF the East Jersey coll
County Country Club course, J r. Brads haw
OF the East orange Golf Club defeating Robert
Shaw OF Morri-town, by m and TO play.
Orange Field club and How ard Grffln Of the
East ORANGE Golf Club, both Of whom, made
higher scores IN the qualifying round than
been rickcd as contestants for the finals,
succuinbcd to Bradshaw and Shaw. The
consolation cup was won by George = Jenk-
So, 2 Town snd Country tigs, VS. w Sna
TlHEb rssi FellGr Of Ss III" rprei1 Hi
tH" ft i ' Town and CountTy tlSb by
who were out Of the consolation class,
The preliminary round for the champion
PLAYED Yesterday. &. F. Watson, Jr., beat
sy qb in bv holes
and 1 to play Howard A. Colby beat F.. r
sanford, by NJ and 10 play; Miller beat
william Runkle. by M and to play, G. +.
Watson beat II. 7 CNrtiss by up and to
play.
EYE INJURED ~ GOLF BALL.
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