The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-08
GOLF.
Oxford and Cambridge Tcam Expected
This Afterno@m.

Teleararns were sent 70 III. Chandler Egan
and Walter E. Esan yesterday by tho Inter
collegiate Golf Association, urging tnom
TO take advantage OF the postponcmenc OF
the match with the Oxford and Cambridge
Golfinx Society team, at Myopia. TO Tuesday.
TO come East and lead the American repre-
sentatives As the Western Golf Association
championship winds up tonight. the Egans
could be In Boston by Monday. and. as both
know the course, they would be ready TO give
n good account OF themselves In the match
The Intercolle xiate Golf Association. at it's
annual meeting last winter. passed reso-
luton asking the United States Golf Asso-
citation to arrange a match for the college
boys against the visitors. IL was then
thought that the Egan cousins. one OF whom
has since won the intercollegiate champion
ship. would be sure to play. There has never
been any desire expressed by the Inter
cole giate Association to have the aid OF
graduates on the team
The visitors are due this afternoon at boS-
ton on the Mayfower of the Dominion Line.
and there are eleven In the party Tho
United States Golf Association officers,
Messrs Windeler, Heebner and Ballou, will
be the reception committee. BallOu left for
Boston last night. Heebner has been stay
Windeier resides in Boston The Massachu-
sets State Golf Association will also be repre-
sented on the arrival Of the steamer by
special committee. The team will practice
at Myopia on Monday for the match on the
day following with the inter cole giata team.
pa yes: saas sss Nathan All cnp in Is.
GSf Club 't this afternoon. defeating S Miss
4 ASs s as o by s rhs Bsyer. des
feated Mrs. Rothschild. 10 up; Miss Price
defeated Mr. A s. Rossin bx - up; Mrs
,A fss sSs a ns ;y 81
links was q, brought down 70 The sem I; y
Alsop and Paul Waterman are still left in the
contest for the chief trophy. In the morn
9s onad Trays was drawn agaInst W SSaa
and won by S up and to play. Both men
green Ward howeyer; was of IN his putting nianG
and A. M. Reed had the hardest contest OF
the day for a place in the eni-nnals. The
Yale golfer came out In tho lead by two holes.
First Presidents cup-Flrst round W J. Evans,
p.y MslEui r., I'm. Ss.; Il p I Rsy;:
and I 70 play: 6, D. cIeshon. EEwanok, beat 7. 4.
Reid, Montelair. up and 70 play A n y, Reed ed
9 to play; F: J. o. Alsop. Yale. beat Jasper Lynch
lakewood up and q Play; CLARK ,, STrah AN;
CUB, 3 up and / 70 play: Paul waterman. Engie-
wood. beat G. NJ Smith. Agawam up and 70
> Second Round-N. M.llou, beat ". J. Eysus.
4 up and 70 play; walter J. Travis boat C. D.
eloEhC5n up and 70 play; r. j. O. A!sSp no boat
:, Governors cup-p,E'. round-F. Hsrreshos boat
7. T. Reid. Q up and to play; Jasper Lynch beat
l. Whit yn up and 70 play; H. O. Har'weli beat
kDunQ--(I, DlfstOU.
o O. n.v beat A. A. RSdse HS aPe
cen. (. C., I'n up Y c, freeman Gonteisit beat
mann sSsSy oass
lup, nineteen holes ~. elmer. Brse Burn, beat
Hs ' Ses; "0n BROWN d a County nH!
Club. 2up: .. n Smith Agawanl, beat ~ W. An
hs Second caO pp sna
up and s TO play: W. c. Freeman beat James L.
Ts.I up + gs,S,l ns:, ssS
Ihl1 S sl..'ss E!r,, soand,H x . MSss bin.
Beat ?. II. He.,ettsr, Allegheny. 5 Up and 70
Clark Phlisdelph,s Country Cub, bsat s. mayer.
And s Dt yi.aepA s. Geansy
aos Up and PLAY u + GeJ Ioun' A And
G; >. Harrison Dorset Field sess ". Aa.tin, Nor!
vs." second Hound-F s. wheeler boa. II, X. Robbins.
UP and 20 play; c: M Clark beat r. B. Lsake
UP. 20 holea q B. Harrison beat E. W. Taylor.
fS Si1t.-n~trlrs. round.-o. n. Woodwork,
30 play; F. N. Wright, Newton Centre bent CT erer
8 n1.Sa nD County 70 play
Franl Clark. Ekwanok. beat J. W, Brecker Elk
SsS T. Boa PS &c Y F! :, Scs
yss ssY .s III. ~
Hsrlns.on. dorset reid y default ',
Black. up: r NJ Freeman beat H. z. Water, up
and 20 play M. s. Willing beat D. lloyd, up
CLEyxIANp; Aug. To-day, tho semi
T results OF the S day 3 matches IsaSs IT, chandler
Egan and Walter Eg9n. his cousin. both from
Of last year 5 championship. which Chandler
Win We won oh sG hi aess na
Chandler defeated T. Russell q Detroit and
put Louis James out yesterday.
RIcHpr ED SPRINGS, Aug. 7--Sunshine was
welcomed at the Waontha links this afternoon
Rain the greater part Of the week marred
the tournament and necesstated a post
ponement OF the 30-hole match be-
tween Maurice MacCarthy and Jack jolly,
the Southern professional. The best card to-
day was IL nine-hole match between B. U.
Livingston, Jr,. OF Yale, and Willmot Law
renee Cole of New York The score by strokes:
p: T., Livingston. Jr...,. 50
Mr.. Livingston's score ties the amateur
record for the course held BY Stewart Camp
bell. An interesting match at I o'clock was
NacCarthys match against the best ball OF
Mr. Cole and Mr.. Livingston. Through a. vio-
lation of the rules on the fourteenth hole,
best ball forfeited the hole. This gave the
match to MacCarthy by up.
Philadelphia Cricketers Score We'll In
Game with Halifax.
HALIFAX, y. s., Aug. 5.--Phlladelphia