The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-29
PLANS FOR ENGLISH GOLFERS.
ITINERARY FOR MATCHES on
WESTERN AND EASTERN LINKS.
oxford and Cambridge Team 10 Sail
for Boston on July 3O-IntercOlleEiate
Players to Meet the visitors First-An-
derson and Brown to Play or To-day.

Tor bOStOn on July SO-IntefcOlIeSibte
Players to Meet the visitors First-An-
derson and Brown to Play or To-day.
While waiting at the Baltusrol Golf Club
for the play-of for the open championship
which takes place to-day. the committeeman
Of the United States Golf Association met
to consider the visit of the Oxford and Cam
bridge Society team and how to best receive
the visitors G. Herbert Windeer. the L.
s. q. A. president. who is at the head of the
special committee to invite the team, said
the secretary of the Oxford and Cambridge
Society, TN Hunter. had informed him that
the team would sail for Boston on the steamer
Mayhower on July 80. and that it would be
ten or twelve strong. John l.. Low will come
as captain. with 7. NJ. and Norman Hunter.
II. G. B. Ellis, H. l.. Ellis, D. Ransome. II. b.
Beveridge. the Rev. A. c. Croombe and prob
ably II. q. Hutchinson, the veteran writer
on the game. who was runner-up in the ANA
teur championship last month, and II. j.
Whigham. winner of our amateur champion
ship OF 1898 and 1897 Several Others ac-
cording to Mr.. Hunter, have the trip under
consideration.
The itinerary mapped out by President
Windeler and read at the meeting was based
on the arrival of the Mayflower on Friday.
Aug. s. The next day the team will be the
guests of the Country Club of Brookline.
and have an opportunity to work of their
sea legs in practice rounds. while in the even
ing the club will give the team dinner
On Sunday the team will visit the Myopia
Hunt Club. where. or at Essex County. it
will play its first match. on either Aug. II
or IL, with the intercollegiate Golf Associa-
ton. Secretary l.. II. Conklin Of the Inter-
collegiate has been in communication with
the players and H. Chandler Egan. its cham
pion. and Walter f. Egan have promised to
come on from Chicago. while the attendance
l. 60 tkn
also Is assured.
The day after the intercollegiate match the
visitors will play a picked team from the
Massachusetts, State Golf Association. nj
Wollaston, Oakley or Brookline. The definite
choice OF links has not been made for any of
the matches. and with the minor arrange
ments for the rec ention Of the 3xf9rd , and
ssociations.
on Aug Il. according to the itinerary; the
over for day, at Niagara Falls. and about
,Ss viii b sSsi Tth p fsl
Or *. or the following Mon day. there viii
Golf Association wants a match. and the
oyef on the ane Journey east p at ptsb"rs TRe
visitors. viii be in this city in time tor one or
%, pa s se MIN Be IN at
Nassau Country Club for the amateur cham
pionshp, but only as lookers-on.
play teams from the. Metropolitan Golf Assoc
caiion. the New Jersey Cot association,
Association. and tournament |; also out
lined for the oxford and Cambridge, players
sd ao the os w9rk to M
to tkirty-two. Tfhese events would III in
the weeks Of Sept and u, ama anothsr
experience with the American open tourna-
ment system. is TO invite them 70 enter the
Club. on Long island. which is h1ed for Sept.
Rrcobtably viii vii. 60 to Canada sailing from
Another meeting Of the United States Golf
idea is to have the team. play but once or
twice each week. 40 that, the. members may
s snSe the
huntsr on thii aIcoInf no hin matG n VIZ
representative associations.
mo 1d ssa a sRd S SSsn Viii
Anderson and David Brown will tee up, at
found 9i ss 4E & s De sa fS
Ne ssda a" 81 the
part in the tournament at the, Brooklawn
Country Club: Bridseort' in which the prizes
The entries include every one of the. placed
men at BnltuSrol except AuCnterlonle. VINO
be ' viii Smith. who holds the brook lawn
record 81 IS: ;ll, Way, HSrry Turtle, Bern,
Of Toronto. The Connecticut professionals
entered include Robert Shies of the, New
stoddart and William 3. Sims, The OUT
those Of the Interscholastic Golf AssoCia-
tons Of Chicago and Boston and the first Of
the summer series at the Ekwanok Golf Club
That Miss Bessie Anthony is again on her
game was demonstrated last week NJ the open
tournament Tor women held at Midlothian.
when she won the low score prize and the
was the runner-up. With r. F. Hunter
Miss Anthony also won + he handicap mi Xed
foursome. scoring 90 plus 2-02. Thirty
six couples finished.
The competitive season at the seabright
annual medal play rounds for the cups pre-,
scented by W. F. Ifavemeyer for Glass A and
b players. The handicap at eighteen holes
for the Vice PRESIDENTS cup, open to all mem
also will be played, The entries. which must
state the players handicap, close with the
committees on July 3. The cup will become
the property Of the player winning i twice.
Single wins have been scoerd by ". Syms
Wye R. Reed Fuller and j c, Rennard
its season on July. 4 with mems fomrsome
for cups presented by Alfred H.. Norris and
there Wilt he members handicap at the
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. which will hold
the usual invitation tournament later in the
season.
At the Apawamis Club on Saturday those