The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
AMATEUR AND OPEN GOLPTNG,.


vardon Opposed 70 the American BaiI
Lows Good Rceres In Scotland
-Prfnceten Payers 70 Use the reg
ular Course -seuthern Tournaments.
will Anderson. open champion Of. 1901
and present Western champion, will sign
articles this morning a. professional for the
year st the Apawamis Cub. with Malcolm,
| Graham. Jr.. chairman Of the green's commits
tee. Anderson has been at the Pittsneld
Country Grub for three seasons. and before
that was In charge at Baltusrol. He will get
plenty OF practice ct Apawamts with strong
players and should be In the best Of condition
for the open championship In June. With
George Low he was passenger on the Cedric
and they say the big steamer was so steady
there was Q putting match every afternoon
The two pssssed the winter abroad. Anderson
at North Berwick and Marlborough. and Low
on tour Of many Of the famous links.
Low found good many changes In solhns
way since ne first left Carno,lstie In. 1893 TO
come to the Dyker Meadow Golf Club The
American boil Ia the sensation Of the hour and
there Is a wide difference OF opinion as to
the action. II any. to be taken about II at the
meeting Of the st. Andrews committee next
May. The professionals have pledged them
selves not TO use the American balls In the open
championship Low visited HAIRY vardon
at his new links near London at Totteridge.
In his match with Sherlock ct Oxford. reported
In THE sUN last week. vardon 10 opposed TO
the Ameri can ball In competitions on the
ground that u makes the game too easy.
He still asserts lat he can get better results
with the solid ball. and to illustrate his point
told this story:
In II match lately with two of the club
members I used An American ball and made
60 II WAS the FIRST time ] had beaten 10
at Totteridse. and to chat me the members
said they would put In the papers that was
no delighted with my score that would use
the American hall thereafter On the very
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Low did Considerable playing In Scotlsnd
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psssns% Tor foasebsii matches. Low did s7i.
1 nne score for che prevailing conditions. for
a 81 %SdrsWs FOR : week 0 a. that TINE. beat
Il only q stroke on his best round.
Low said q. sssn ,G r. ACHE HSn ,S q sss s ~
Ing and six pence or one shilling the round was
;sss .ss g isss
Z new g. Andrews Yam +. 70 show the a.: gus!
4 b siS n Who Besides being very SLOW
had bothered bic o.ddie Ey asking him what
tom % CnS Sse assin near shs home sreea The
caddie. who had received his shilling. pushed
the bag Of clubs Into the player hands and
Ole the ban a smack vi the BAG
The Princeton golfers will begin play on
= appears to be in better condition than ever
before The new clubhouse Is nearing com
sn s''CaR .anteD .eIe yhe nc" no. varsity ' te: %s
Ss In n =: n sr the so.Ts Sm
with Yale OF, Nay probably will be played
Two tournaments are on At st. Augustine
this week, the last Of the East Coast Golf Cub
S chs Sts .Sd ts &. sS.s H. y,
line doS ntry Cub. AZ Aiken play VIII begin
cor III cS sA ss
Crosse e.. CUP = The nr't trophy On S.tu n,an
III. ri s:G Se' s Begin ~ Pnsh"1s
PIsksvEsr. y. c: M.reh "a The eighth
event In the winters stated programme OF
piss. foP The Piaehsr:t CUP. Saersd for the
prs siSas San1.pt. was Won ye.,erdSy BY
h. U Curti-- Davis Of the RidTewood Golf
Club. 10. with 10 net. george & Dutoh or
the Oakley Country Club Of wAtertown.
Mass 8, was second. with 20 net.
WEST ORANGE, March % -tssembiyin man
Everett Colby. OF Essex. who live. In Lew
elyn Park. West Orange, IL trying 70 arrange
. game Of golf 10 be played by team. selected
from the members Of the HOUSE and Senate |
after the legislature adiouuhs
II ID proposed TO play the match the links OF
the Essex County Country Club. II IL said that
DR. Isaac Barber OF Warren county has esinccd
70 captain the PLAYERS from the
Senate IL he IL allowed 10 90 over the course
IN q carriage Big Charley McDondaid. the
county. is proposed q. leader OF The House