The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-04
CONNECTICUT GOLF SCHEDULE
@. H. SEELEY, TWICE CHAMPION,
WILL DEFEND HIS TITLE.
Active Opposition Expected From Tom
Cheney. +. ,. q. Allsop and Charles
White--Play for Independence Day
Cup nc Manchest er--Events for To-day.

Cheney, +. ,. d. AllsOp and Charles
White--PIay for Independence DAY
Cup nc Manchest er--Eyents for To-day.
Charles II. Seely. who has twice won tho
championship OF the Connecticut State Golf
Association. will defend the title in the fifth
annual meeting Of the league at the New Haven
Country Club next week. In spite OF his
long driving Seely will not have an easy
thing OF IL. for an active opposition may be
expected from Tom Cheney: +. j. o. Alsop,
the Yale golfer who resides at Mlddlstown
and from Charles White. who has made the
record OF 10 for tho New Haven Country
Club course. The programme for the tour
ma ment has been sent out by the committee
Play will begin. on Wednesday morning with
an eighteen-hole qualifying round. the low
score man TO win medal and the first six.
teen keeping on for the cham pi0nship and
second 81 1teen for a consolation cup The
noon and wind up with the thlrty-slx-hole
close with Amos F. Barnes. p: o. box IA:
for the extra events, an interclub match play
foursomes that starts on Thursday morning
o snd as anu fr f Ss ahyd aup fhs
competitions arc only open to residents OF
Connecticut who arc members OF club In
the league.
CHICAGO, July 3.--Dlrectors OF the Western
Golf Asso citation met this afternoon and chose
the Chicago club and the Glenview CLUB
team of Oxford and Cambridge Society
golfers will compete during their visit to
Chicago IN August On Saturday. Aug; 10.
Chicago ttsoii CUB. while on Monday. Aug
II. an all-Chicago team will play the visitors
over the Glenview links.
Players who expect to take part in the invi.
tation tournament OF the Great Island t'oli
Club next week are requested to send their
names to c. b. Cory not later than Monday.
Only twelve invited professionals. accord
ing to the programme. will take part IN the
tournament Of the Apawamis Golf Club OF
Rye on July 80, 81 and Aug. l. The amateurs
will begin on July 30 with an eighteen-hole
qualifying round. the first sixteen Keeping
on for the Apawamis and the second for tho
Governors cup. The final rounds on Aug
l viii be at thirty-sS holes. when there VIII
also be a thirty-six hole medal play compe-
tition. open to all who played In the auailfy-
ing round and TO twelve invited profession
ais; There, will be three prizes. 500 500
and $50. There will be an extra eighteen
hole handicap in the afternoon, OF Aug 1,
for the members cup. open to all who played
IN the qualifying round except the hnallsts
for the Apawamis and Governors cups.
Play will be general on the NJ. G. A. links
to-day and besides the competitive season
will start in at the seaside courses within the
territory. events being scheduled at Seabright
Hollywood. Deal. shelter Island and Shinne-
cock Hills. There will be special interest in
the thirty-six hole match play against DOGGY
at the Apawams Club for cups presented BY
W. r. Thurston. and at the Marine and Field
there will be thirty-six hole medal play
handicap for a cup presented by {. A. Kim
ball.
w. July sT uN,s best to OF
peting IN the open handicap tournament
for the Independence cup now IN progress
on the Ekwanok county club links The
were completed to-day The scoring was
ten. strokes faster than that of yesterday.
and there were many hard fought contests
out the fs BEST so uoRS s carnese had s
match with W.. J. Evans. barely winning
by up. He will meet A. VI Reed tomorrow
So Horstms G% wa was put pu, out by Brown
on the last green. The latter meets IL H.;
Edwards, the, champion of Texas in the, final
o OPEN hanG G ape a Hs VIII be
morrow. Prizes are offered for the best gross
and net scores. A field OF over forty Will
start in this event. The summary OF to-day $
Independence Day cup-Second, ropndaw. c.
Carnegie, 81; Andrews. beat r. b. Leake. N, A.
sssiPn EssanSS up sn sssrs y
semi i Final "tarnesie beat Evans o. up Reed
Old Glory Cup-First round II. W. Brown
Philadelphia o., beat DR.. BuTnh9m. Dyker
Chevy Chase beat Or. Hall Rutland by default.
II. L. Edwards. Dallas beat r. + Mcqueen. Elk
BY as'a Ss. George N.Y. eheSy Chase
Semi Final1Bfown az beat Horstmann, up;
Edwards beat Worthington. up,
Consolation Cup Second round Frank Clark
CO,, Ekwanok. beat F. $. Wheeler Apawans.
8 up and 2 TO play; +. {. Brown. Dyker Meadow.
drew a bye. Charles Leakc ~. Ekwanok beat
George H. Thatcher. Albany, UP and 70 play;
j. h. Thacher. tp. beat E. W. Clark. Philadelphia,
4 up and 10 play.
Semi Final Brown beat Clark (G, Sup and 2
10 play, George II. Thatcher beat j. b. Thachcr ~,
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