The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-03
GOLF.
Fairbanks Wins the Southern Calf ornia
Champlonship-Hu River Meeting.

Champtonship-Hudso River Meeting.
Walter Fairbanks. the veteran Westward
hoi player. who won the Pacific Coast Golf
Association championship last March and In
october the championship Of the Colorado
Golf League. Is the captain OF the Denver
Golf Club. and In the winter plays 10 California.
On Washin eton's Birthday he won the anna
teur championship OF the Southern California
Golf Association at the Los Angeles Country
Club. 30 that he Is In line to make another
bid Tor the two titles he holds over from
last season. Last year II. NJ. Soars Of Los
Angeles won the Southern California cham
pionship. but Fairbanks was tho winner In
1901. when 1t was first played. This yeai
the qualifying round was held on Thursday.
Feb. 10, and In the semi final G. r. Maud Of
Riverside beat y. II Edwards OF Los Angeles
by up and l to play. and Fairbanks beat
T. c. West Of San Diego by up. after having
been dormie T. In the thirty-six hole final.
OF Feb. 2s. Fairbanks beat Maud by up
and 1 to pay.
The annual meeting Of the Hudson River
Golf Association. which includos the clubs
from Hudson to Yonkers. on both sides Of
the Hudson, will be held at the Hotel Palatine.
Newburgh. at $50 o'clock on the night Of
March 20. The president. Richard Demng.
will appoint a nominating committee In few
days to report at the meeting. Although
OF kunl|tu only year ago, tne ussOCldtlon
now includes every club In It's territory. The
team circuit was the longest In playing dates
ever arranged in golf. and IL was carried out
with nnfacging interest. the Pow elton @ II
Club team winning the trophy, The init
INK. Louis p My'rs " bsat Il GilDan =
Tiffany In the final. ov, sixty returning cards
in the qualifying round.
W F, Spaldine. chairman Of the golf com;
mittee Of the Marine and Field Club. said
tai st ,b Gse s nfys
D. S,ay.I. G J; SswyeIt p Tompkins.
The seasons, club events have started on
the British links The best known OF fifty
ing Of the dsH G aSS q ho Seth s1wif
brc,h xaRfr S sRs ss place r.
gold medal AZ IS and won on the play ON
S Eh ,Ss annns match On
Iniyersisy and the Oh Csntahs was PLAYED
&, nt the T SrnGr s won Ss e css
and in the foursomes by match.s 20 l,
Great form was shown for ,Cambr.dse by
s'% %s% nj of ne Royal T and tSSSns
Of 81 Andrews lie made 4 IS. With in
spdS 70, e. o sSyss on the nr't ho
The annual meeting of the Women's Golf
Association Of Philadelphia will be held on
Thursday.
PALM BEACH, March 3.-The woman's
Champions OF south Florida bevan to-day
With a qualification round Of ei-hteen holes,
the lowest ei9ht to play for the Championship
Nj SG 2nd, h . S5 R e. SsS Ul
the lowest score in qualifying round. The
scer>s.
Mis-. Grace Ellis, .; Nus A: Es,eH Murray, 81,
P. re s s. w. 3 aasm: o. Was sssss:saiy ,e!
Mss Gillet,e, io1; H% i Mckee, iee; Mn: walter
Baird. III: Mr. Eddey n% M"' B. Martin iS
Fiust Round "Cham pionship cup-Mlss G. Ella
n Cook bea, Mis-. B. AndIew., up. @ holes; Mn.
p.S & &slk a. ofs Murray beat ' Sss &d. Up
eoesSlssIcn cyp-r,r.. rogndnMI:: \; ?. P-Se
Soodre S beat Ms GilIet,e By default. Ms Walter
Baird beat Mrs. II. p. Dixon by default. Ars. States
bury beat Mn Eddey by default
BosroS, March AIT the annual meeting
Of the Women's Golf Association OF Boston
to-day the constitution and bylaws were
amended to take care OF the enl arged men,
%smssI-hip. az except seven q Y, which have
ship was passed on Jan. ~. The association
elect ise,Is oncc in two years and the fol.
q. b k,ySs, Concord. . ,sident. Mis-. II S
Adams. Wolllston. treasurer; Miss L. A
committee the officers and Mrs B. Cobb,
be he ID in june. win De played q. the oakley
Country Club II that orean zation Is willing
to give up its course to the meeting,