The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-22
GOLF.
Metropolitan Committee to Meet To-day
John Reid, Jr., at Home.

JOHN NctV JT'' NJ uOWcs
While the arrangements OF the United
States Golf Association for the matches OF
the Oxford and Cambridge Golang Society
team for Boston and Chicago have been rati
, fed by the local associations. the Metropol-
tan Golf Association. Golf Association OF
, Philadelphia and the New Jersey State Golf
Association have not az yet done so. Aside
from playing the collegians at Myopia. Aug.
10. the Massachusetts picked team, at Man
chester on Aug. IL. and matches at Wheaton
and Glen View. on Aug. is and 10, the pro-
gramme for the visiting team is purely
tentative one but there is no doubt that
there will be a number Of good matches about
New York The Executive Committee Of the
Metropolitan Golf Association will meet to-
day to consider the matches to be made with
the oxford and Cambridge Society team and
The proposals to be directly consi dered are
20 have the NJ. G. A, match at Deal. on Aug.
%. instead OF Garden City. where II will wind
match at nS to fy the
Aug. 90
around the world, but aside from his q" so ling
In China and India, which has been told in
THE Sun. he did not do any playing. While
II EngaHd Reid met L. Low and the
and Cambridge team The team has this
pull over our players" said Reid. yester-
day. each member OF 1t is born golfer and
never gets of his game. Our players are good
one day and poor the next, but the Oxford
and Cambridge men will play day after day
in the, same consistent golf. The only team
l think will have a chance against the vsi-
tors will be the one Of picked U. s. G. A.
players"
Sepigon River. Ontario. yesterday. on a
fishing trip. Everitt Masten was also In the
party.
utvYy> T,,Ity
Clearing showers enlivened the course at the
Waiontha Club to-day and made playing
il the second day Of the July ,ournsment
of New York won the ladies' approaching
and putting contest and Miss Pauline Swift
and Mrs c. Ransom tied for SECOND place.
The mems competition went to Wilmot Cole
B L. Livingston Jr., and Oliver Drake Smith
showed cards for second and third respect
Much applause broke forth when Miss
contest with an average o. 1886 yards. Miss
In, the driving contest, for men Livingston
rolled up i82 yards. Cole and Smith ranking
SECOND and third respectively. As the re-
with points, Miss Smith az and Miss Shields
Cole ~ and oliver Drake Smith : ne
match between Jack jolly and N J. Mccarthy
for the Waiontha purse OF 500 is postponed
until the first week in August.
NEW Brunswick N, j.. July 2l.--Tracy
l.. Smith, the young champion of the New
Brunswick Golf club. sent the records all
up in the air again yesterday afternoon.
He made nine holes In "a. breaking the pre-
vious record Of 81. his score for each hole
being as follows: 3, 4. 4. 5. 3. 4. 4, 4. 9,-s4
The next round was made in 40, total OF "a
for eighteen holes breaking Mr.. Smiths own
record Of rs made last week and being four
strokes better than any other member of
the club has ever made. No outsider has
ever gone around the course In less than
eighty strokes. Andrew Kirkpatrick went
around yesterday with Mr.. Smith.
PLArNFIRLD.. y. j.. July 2l.-Frank o.
Reinhart. by defeating Robert Abbott by 3
up and to play in the final for the club cham
pionship at the Hillside Tennis and Golf club
continues TO hold the honors, He holds
the record of the Hillside course. az. made
two weeks ago.