The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-08
GOLF AT KNOLLWOOD NEXT.
TRAVIS TO PLAY on THURSDAY,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Mrs. Manice and Mrs. Stout to Meet In
To.morrOW's Team Match ut Baltlis.
rol-Open Championship on at Prest.
wick-Van COrtlandt Players Qualify.

Mrs. N2nIct .VlTSs SNOut 10 Ueet Ill
To.morrow's Team Match at Baltus.
rOl-Open Championship on at Prest.
wick-Van Cortlandt Players Qualify.
One of the most attractive links about
New York. the course Of the knollwood Coun-
try Club will be the scene of this weeks
NJ G. A. tournament on Thursday. Friday
and saturday. Walter Travis IL to play, and.
should he fail to win out. 1t will be the third
successive tournament in which he has been
put ont. There is luck in the odd number.
and fortune should be with Travis. for he
won his first tournament at Knollwood and
whenever possible has been loyal to the clubs
open events. 1t is short course, about $500
yards. but we'll arranged, and now that the
long drought has been broken the turf will
be fine and fresh. A large field isa certainty.
Play begins on Thursday morning with an
ls-hoe medal play round, a gold medal
for the best score, and the first and second
sixteens to qualify for the Presidents and
the Vice Presidents cups. The match play,
at eighteen holes. begins on Thursday af-
ternoon and continues throughout Friday.
bringing the final rounds. at thrty-siS holes.
up for decision on Saturday. There also
will be 36-hole medal play handicap on
that day. with three net and IA gross score
prize. The entries close on Wednesday and
should be sent to .Judson >. Todd, secretary.
knollwood Country Club. White Plains, n. Y.
The early Glass A team matches OF the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association will
be played this week. the remaining matches
being scheduled for the fall. The first will
be at Baltusrol tomorrow between Apa-
wants and the home team The leaders
will be respectively Mrs. Charles T. Stout
and Mrs. r. \. Manicc. and. as they were In
opposite ends of the draw in the individual
championship last week and did not meet.
there is great interest in the outcome
of the match On Friday Essex COUNTY COUNTY
at Apawamis. There will also be two
d, mS plays s T t En
wood and Harbor Hill at Nassau.
Mrs W. rellowes Morgan. president of
sd 1p' w"d no h1 be hSd asan "s sash
two entries She thought that with more
than the even number a classification by
medal e ma Pihy TG asf aT payers s snd
The Baltusrol Golf Club will serve luncheon
sRff to s and the
viii be open to them during the week gin
ming June %
this n week at at the Merton Cricket Club and an
open amateur event on F1day b and
the Morris County. Golf Club will hold its
annual tournament for amateurs on Thursday
open amateur tournament, the qualifying
round to be at thrty-siI holes and two SIX
teens to keep on; the Huntington Valley
Country Club will hold similar q, tourna a,
eighteen holes and the annual Staten Island
cham pionship will be played at the Richm ond
County Country Club. The title was won
as runner-up. Ward Is playing very good
golf just now at Fox Hills. proof being that
he has been announced the winner OF the
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cbamnionshin Of the world will be PLAYED
at Prestwick. Scotland. Comments on the
recent amateur championship show II W
De Zoete to have been the sensation OF the
meeting, his prodigious driving, pluck and
power Of recovery making a great impression.
r. Maxwell Jr the subsequent winner of
the title only beat him in the semi-final on
Maxwell a partial stymie. Maxwell neso;;
tatsd it BY strknS hs 5a aad
picked teams OF English and scotch PLAYERS
nine on side, the day after tne chanplon,
shp WAS o %"n p p The ps was an
c nr" one e'' the score being ALL With one
match to come in It was won fer for ELnsa LAM
by g. F. Smith. who beat G. f. DICK by only
beat John Baii Jr.. by up and to play. paw"
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IN The match between the phiadelp ih