The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-30
GOLF.
Horace Russell Chairman Of the NJ. q. 4
Nominating Committee.

W. Allston Flagg. vice-president OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association. in the absence
OF President Percy Chubb In Europe. yester-
day appointed as a committee to omin ate
the ticket to be acted on at the ann al meet
Ing Messrs. Horace Russell. chairman:
Garden City Golf Club: Lionel II. Graham.
Baltusrol Golf Club. and Gren vile Kane.
Tuxedo Club. n the incumbents will accept
once there is no doubt that they will be re-
nominated. for all are popular and the So
ciety has made q satisfactory showing under
their direction At the last annual meeting
the choice Of the links for the annual tourna-
ment was left to the Executive Committee.
but not until Tuxedo. Lakewood and Deal
had expressed a wish to have IL. The tourna-
ment has been held to date In turn at Garden
City. Nassau. Apawamis and Tuxedo. There
OF the early date on which the tourn ment
is usually held. should the delegates decide
not 70 go back to one of the links already
visited. In fact, the committee has but to
make selection and all hands will be salts
group has provided n skating rink for It's
members. l2s by 400 feet in ice surface. The
sunny days there is ep always good turnout turn
OF players
A three-day tournament will be held at
the Golf Club OF Lakewood on Jan. 1, . and
8. snow permitting. and handcaps will be
midnisSt supper at the YouS. .Sah Country
Hn ind ht the nfns
members at the Richmond County. Country
Club, at which the golfer. may sport the red
on . very grand scale. - az WIG ' ''
The committee Of the womens .Metropoli-
io oa s Mr.. W. Mer
Shipper; Morris County: secretary. Mis-. Ruth
Executive, Committee. Mrs Frank Enos
Ms Enos who tafe. the plaos Of Mr..
meeting viii be hei at East Ninth street
at II A. NJ. on Jan. 80.
Welcome news for the golfers comes from
Lakewood that the three days open tourna-
played on the same lines as the Thanks ivins
open tournament. with the same number OF
prizes; Jasper Lynch. secretary OF the
night that the heavy rain Of yesterday, had
removed the snow entirely from the links
Years. !sA 6aS viii be devoted entirely to an
taxing the go A. train from New YORK
city will have ample time to compete in the
qualifying round.
p.ns y sssmSrd Conn nte ana Donald R Rs.
the professional here. played as partner.
In a four ball foursome this afternoon against
william G. Freeman and Edwi A Freeman
OF Montclair. n J The game was interest
ing because Donald Ross started at the first
hole to play par golf and kept it up through.
out the game. never making a mistake and
finished in II, breaking the record for the
course by one stroke Harry Warden made
a rs here three years ago. but then the course
was 300 yards shorter and was easier by two
strokes. However. the Nardon record stood
until to-day. II has been tied several times
by both Donald Ross and Alexander his
brother. Ross score follows:
Disbursements 4 SIS
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The DOGGY going out ia 80, coming in II is II.
There are number OF Northern golfers
here On Wednesday there will be a handicap
tournament and two handsome prizes will be
competed for II will be thirty-six holes and
the lowest net and gross scores will win
John NJ Ward. who, has captured 30 many
honors this year. will compete: 80 will George
button OF Oakley. Boston. who two years
ago won the first cup in the Southern tourna-