The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-20
APAWAMIS GOLF TOURNAMENT
TWELVE PROFESSIONALS TO BE
INVITED no COMPETE.
VIII Anderson, tho Open Champion. 10 Ala
IN Selecting the Names--u. N. q. A.
Committee for oxford and Cambridge
Matches-Western Amateur Schedule.

an Selecting tine Names--Ns ~ u. ~
! Committee for oxford and Cambridge
Matches Western Amateur Schedule.
! This weeks open. tournament TO draw
! a representative entry OF the local amat ours
! will be at the Ekwanok Country Club. but
! week later. on July 70, 81 and Aug !, bhe
! invitation tournament mt the Apamawis ClhD
will bring the players back again TO the NJ.
! G. A. links, and thereafter there will be some
thing of Importance on for decision. includ-
| inr the Oxford and Cambridge matches
and the womens championship. Mt intervals
( OF few days until Thanksgiving week.
| Besides the programme for the amateurs.
| the Apawamis Club will hold a thirty-six-hoie
| medal play contest on Aug. I, In which twelve
| professionals will he invited TO start. mere
will be three prizes of $500. 500 and $50, re-
| spcctlvely, an amateur winning to receive
| plate of eOual value.
| The pr oblem now before the ApawamH
committee IL what professionals to invite
The placed men la the open champ ionsbip
would be invited without scratchings. but
| IL il held to be asking too much of the
| Westerners and others from distance TO come
| on for the one day Of play II is probable. on
| this account, that the invitations will be ex-
| tended only to those who can readily reach
| the links, and, In a tentative way. II has been
! suggested to have in the field. II possible.
Will Anderson. Apawamis: Alexander Smith.
| Nassau; Stewart Gardner. Garden City;
David Brown. Wollaston; Alexander Camp
| bell Brookline: Donald Ross. Oakley: Ber
aard Nichols. Hollywood; Will Norton. Deal;
Isaac Mackie. Fox Hills: John Hobens. YouD-
takah: George Low. Baltustrol. and John
| Harland. Brooklawn. This dozen would not
include David Hunter Robert Dow, Patrick.
Tucker. and others at NJ. q. A. clubs. who
may feel sighted at not being asked, but
unless the list Is extended or else the in
vitations confined to professionals in the
| New York district, IL will be impossible to
| bring everybody in.
No definite announcement OF the list will
be made until Will Anderson returns from
Milwaukee. for 1t may be that he has ar
ranged for the attendance of Auchterlonie
Will Smith. Harry Turpie, Alec Ross, Horace
Rawlins, Gil Nichols or some Others In the
first flight OF the experts At all events.
az the first "free-for all" Of the season. the
Apawamis competition should produce good
| sport.
President Windeler OF the U. s. G. A.
has appointed as special committee to
have charge Of the matches Of the team
from the Oxford and Cambridge Goflng
Society Messrs Heebner. Larktng and Ballou
Of the U. =. g. A. Executive Committee.
As II. Chandler Egan will have to defend
the title in the Western Golf Association
ChampGRshhp +" be played at the
to 5, It is doubtful il he will be able to play
on the intercollegiate team in the match
against the oxford o and Cambridge ysitEFs
Western championship will be at match play
throughout. Aug. being given up to prelim-
mary play so as to have sixty-four for the
first eighteen hole round on Aug. s. The
final. on Aug. 9. will be at thirty-six holes
An extra event will be the special flight"
cup, which will begin with an eighteen-hole
medal play qualifying round on Aug, 9. the
first eight meeting at match play in the
afternoon.
BAR HARBoR, Me, July &c. Der Moore
OF New York won the weekly handicap golf
tournament at the Kebo Valley Club yester-
Mr. Moore did the course in IS, and his handi-
cap brought his net score down 10 II.
Der . Moore. 49, s1.; Eran.n Ellis S. ss:
Herbert Jacques. %. 10. 70: 4. weliman, o. 5 81:
", ". Elkins. los, "a ~: Harold How III. 20 81;
k wsa ,5 IS q RoT hGn nj sIss
; o.: J. Dekoven Bowen los. 500.
JEFFERSON. n. H.. July l9.-Phiip Rhine
Of the series OF saturday handbags which
TiIl be PLAYED this summer on the Msumbek
Other players and their scores were:
". r. Johnson. 90. SIS: Gwilym Miles lOl. is
SO: Henry Stoddard ~. 1877; W L. Carter. lOi.
49, c: c, Bull. los, is 81; ", sayer. ia, 10
Is III IL 81 '"''' '''' - no. ~ : '''"''' 49,
LONG BRANCH. y. j. July 10 John VI Ward
this afternoon won the Presidents cup at
match nlay in the finals on the Hollywood Golf
Club links over an eighteen-hole course In
the semi,fnals this morning Ward beat Is. NJ,
victory over Charles y Bernheimer by =
up. The contest between Ward and leh,
played an exceptionally strong game winning
| by sup ard to play. He played all holes
but two in DOGGY His card;
3 IU .....,,..,,...,;; :.ss::::s 80
Ekwanok, defeated Paul Waterman. the
former champion. IN the final match for the
sa se by on .co 5s
the Consolation cup from Clarke Burnham,
by up and . TO plny. He also captured the
handicap with "A score Of SO C. l.. Wood
bury won the Wuubanakee cup and also won
the best net score prize with %, l2~M
Championship Semi nnal round-Pau Water
man. EkwanoK beat +. o'non Horst mann FL
wanok, / up: <. N Reed, ENwanok. beat q. ".
Benedict, Wgubanakee up and 10 play.
Final Round q NJ Reed beat Paul Waterman.
co Consoiston CH I' Semi ANAL round Clark Burn
ham Ekwanok, beat W II. Dunn, Rutland. BY de
''N Final n" Round Jasper Lynch bea, Clark Burn
ham. 4 up and ; 10 play,
bury. WsuesnakcS. beat +. y kim6all, wauSsn%
krc 2 up: r. e. Brown, Wauhanakee, beat W. A.
Weed Jr Waubanukec, up and to play.
FINAL Round t. l., Woodbury. heat +. c. Brown.
iup.
| GnEkNwICH. Conn. July le..rhe presi-
dents cup for ladies' was PLAYED for at the
! Fnrneld County Golf Club Yesterday and
won by Miss Geddes.
Miss Goddess l23 p 90, Miss Hoyt 49, %
lOs Miss Adams. Tia, s-iOs Mrs. r. &. "illlard.
10 s III; Miss Day. 100, 50 IA Mrs q. Il, Shell
| don. lGi, S-l3.
In the final Miss Geddes beat Mrs billiard
up and 3 to play. The mixed foursome
Mrs F e. Hliard were competed for in the
preliminaries
Miss Hoyt and Mr.. Carroll. lOl 20 81. Miss Car
hart and G., Truesdae. lOs "a W, Mrs. q. Ii. Shcl
don and James MCCutchcon. lSO, T~a3: Miss &.
Wurstcr and }. W. MOnteth. i1j. 2O-95 Miss Ged
and j. NJ. Mason 100. 10 90; Miss bay and II. n
| Day Jr liz. COR; Miss Williams and Il. H. War.
lord IA l02; Mrs. Il. W Russell and r. Nj
Freeman, l3i 27-iO4
Mr. Graham and Miss Geddes heat Mr. Mason
and Mrs. billiard, aup and . to play. Mr. Mon
teith and Miss Wnrster beat Mr.. Warford and
Miss ADAMS. up and to play: Mr., Carroll
and Miss Hoyt beat Mr.. Day and Miss Day
, up and TO play; Mr.. rruesdae and Miss
Carhart beat Mr. McCutcheon and Mrs
sheldon, up and 2 to play,
HOTEL CAvpL,IN. \: y. July 20 A spirited
Champlain links YESTERDAY for the G. Il l..
Booth cup. Il. q. Curnen of New York cap
tured the CD Eight women contested
c. +. Johnson of New York won first prize
In the driving COmDptltlOO hest nyprn