The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-27
GOLFlNG EAST And WEST.
TOURNAMENTS THIS WEEK AT
APAWA!MIS AND ONVENTSTA.
Results AZ Rye VIII Indicate Selection OF
Teams to Meet Oxford and Cambridge
Piaycrs--will Smith Leaves Midlothian
Scores at EkwanOk and Other Links.

Scores at EkwanOk and Other Links.
viii Anderson, the open champion. returned
to tho Apawans club on Saturday after
his trip 10 Milwaukee to play in the open
championship. in which he was inst in the
money" at nth place. while Aleck Smith,
who was fifth at Baltusrol. was the winner
1T was the worst links ever played over.
said Anderson and OH that account Aleck
Smiths 3ls was better than the score looks
on paper. Weeds on the putting greens ana
poor lies throughout were the faults, and.
although l never played better. | was well
pleased to get place under such poor
Rolflng conditions The Milwaukee Country
Club members did all that could be done to
make the tournament II success. but they
were handicapped by natural conditions
that could not be overcome"
Anderson will be starter in the thirty
six hole medal play competition. open TO
amateurs and a dozen or so invited profess
sionals that will wind w the Apawamis club
tournament on next Thursday. Friday and
Saturday Aleck Smith. the new Western
champion. will also be Il sure starter, and
besides those already mentioned in the SUN.
David Brown and Will Smith may BIZ relied
on TO toe up VIII smith who has not had
the best of luck III the business way since
he won the open champi3Sn!s.hip Of lsss anu
became professional ~ Mldiothinn II nov now
IN the last. where he has many friends. Ihere
will be about sixty starters. each personally
invited. in the qualifying round at ApaWnnls
on Thursday morning.
An incentive to make all who have accepted
start is the knowledge that the result Will
have bearing OH the selection OF the \. G. A.
and All Eastern teams to meet the representa-
tives OF tho Oxford and Cambridge GOlnng
Society.
who makes the best eighteen hole score during
the three days and there will also be prizes
for the runners-up for the cups and second
n II s Ss ,C S Ss c
Boston and Philadelphia amateurs will! be
represented at Apawanis. but the Western ester,
annual tournament CT the Qnwentsia Club
II. Chandler Egan. who did such brilliant
work last week at the Exmoor tournament;
Walter F.. EKnn. Bruce ID. Smith. W. |. How
land. Jr. r. d. Boknm. Jr.. George +. Cling;
man. Jr.. and possibly Louis y. James will
be in the field at 0nwentsiG. Play begins
to-day with AN eighteen-hole medal play.
best ball foursome for the Lake County cup
the foul best teams TO keep on at match play
and other prizes in the week will include
the Ravinooks, Tyro, Solaoe, Onwontsia ana
Lake Forest cups.
The three weeks Of September following
the amateur championship Will be very busy
ones The events scheduled, aside from the
All America match AZ Nassau with the Oxford
and Cambridge team on Sept: and the special
nok. Sept. u to II, include tho WestbroOk
invitation tournament. Sept 10 IL. the in
dNidual championship of the Hudson River
Golf Association on the same dates. and the
annual tournament OF the LenoS Golf Club,
which will begin on Saturday. Sept. IL. and
continue on tho following Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday.
SEA CLIFF. July ?s.-plav in the first con-
tests for the presidents cups was in order
Yesterday at the Glenola Golf Club. The
scores.
Men +. A. Parsons, 90. 90: J. T. .Rinehart.
o.. Gss W. s. Bash. 90. 1872: W. Culman. io7
pS:sas M fly x 4svk 10 k S'' IS, Ms ;S
Miss Lillian Speed. ia IL 49,.
MANCHESTER. W, July ?s.-Aftsr four
days Of good golf the survivors of the sixty
four TO start in the qualifying round OF the
Country Club fought out the final rounds
Yesterday John VI; Ward and {. NJ. Clark
prize in the QUALIFYING round, Ward winning
with 81 10 Clark's 03. Paul Waterman won
both gross and net score prizes III the all
NJ. 10 The match play summaries and
the handicap results under 80 net follow:
Tssonc Gap nnel round THIRTY SIX holssr .v,;
Ba,tenklll cgp-clark Burnham. Dykcr Meadow
beat H. ". Brown, Philadelphia Country Club
6ndanwa cup E. W Clark. a. Ekwanok, .
beat Charles y. Clrghori. fAwanok. IL up and IL
Open handicap. Paul Waterman. Englewood
81, = 20. Charles Il. Leak. EkwanOk. 82. o 50; W
c. Carnegie. ST. Andrews. st. ga ]. NJ Ward
Fox Hills ". 0-S7; r. W. Clark. Ekwan0k al, ST.:
r. r. Mcqueen. EkVanOk. los. ls-s7; A. N, Reed
Albany. 81. 0ss. H CaSSard. Baltimore 100, l2-ss
F v Earring, EkwanOk, i04. 10 &; A. l., White
Violation, -. $50.
CAPE NAV July Pain spite OF tho fascina-
tons Of court golf, clock golf has again come
into favor with the women of the Cape Nav
Golf Club and the first regular tourney OF
the season was held yesterday afternoon,
! in conjunction with the weekly tea, which
was in charge Of Mrs. George d. McCreary,
Mrs. Samuel Bispham and Miss Edna Craig.
| The event was closely contested. Mrs. Blspham
| and Mrs Davis # Philadelphia tying for first
on score of "a. On the playofr Mrs. Blsp-
ham Won by one stroke the score being II
to 20. The first best ball foursome tourna-
ment held on the links for three weeks was
also run of Yesterday and j. W. Eastw!ck Of
Capn May and Thomas :. Dnndo Of Phlla-
delphil captured first prize on n net T.. Their
| actual score Of IS, which was the best OF the
day was eguallcd by Il w Perrin ana Alex
nnder C. williams The scores follow:
j. W. Ea,twIck Thomas s. Dando rs. 3~72.
| Alexander {. Williams and RI. W. Perrin, IS O--1b.
! Elliott Rodgers aud Frank II. Shattuck, 81, IA
| Fred ]. Graves and Arthur y. Huey ~. 3 70: w.
Horace Hepburn, Jr., and II. W. Harvey, ~ N-S2.