The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
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uVmUN v MI ANVk VILLAIN WILL
PLANS FOR THE FOURTH ANNL'Al
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.
Qyaiifying Round Drepped out and Straight
Match Pisy 70 Prevatl-st. Andrew
Team Wins From Fox Hiis-P0in'
Winners At the Marine snd Field
Miss Ruth underhill. secretary of thu
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association, hal
sept out the schedule for the fourth nnnue
tournament. to ne held at the Richmont
County Country Club on June 2, 8, 4. 6 and Q
The entries close with Miss Underhill at Glei
Cove on Friday evening. May 20. They mus
be made through the secretaries of the club
and the entrance fee Is 3? for "a Oh player
The individual championship, now held By
Mrs. r.. A. Manice. in the most importan
competition Of the week. It, will be Al
eighteen holes. match play throughout. thu
qualifying round Of former years being GU
out. and those beaten in the first round vii
keep on for consolation cup. The follow
ing is the programme In brief:
Tuesday. Jpnc 2--champlonshlp nrst round.
Wednesday. Luae S-Chsmponshp second rount
and consolation cup nrst round. O'Clock driving
competition and approaching and putting match
Thursday. June championship third round
and consolation second round. O'Clock hes
ball foursomes
Friday. June Snatch play semi finals ?o'clock
eighteen hole medal play handicap. open to al
who have entered for the championship.
Saturday June e-Match play nnal rounds
Fox Hills sent its team to ST. Andrews
yesterday and was forced to yield TO the
home players. who scored - to 70 for the
| nm in n
There are two ways Of gong in for team,
matches. said the captain: one ia for glory.
INV thf ot1e eya ot ssr On ths first ethod eiuh
/ are not regular visitors at the links; on the
second quest the team is made up Of reg ular
Of the club This is our policy at Fox Hills;
| Our team Is made up OF men who have earned
Weir oS 10 IN ap d W Mnr Or Ss
n, the best OF the day. and beat Menzies.
The score:
st. Andrews-r. ~. Menz,es. o. John Reid. ST..
heocs S asS' r. N Robe Sssan
r.. Hoas;J, NJ Ward s. NJ. NJ, Singer. ?: z. 9.
w. He $ Farauhsr' az T. Bar
The st. Andrews links was in splendid
tournament on May 20 wi! be pleased with
the turf and character OF the course.
There were seventeen starters In the weekly
Se brse bss at e nd sd
u.s.. aa-7a ". c. Bddle. lol. :O-Si. and c.
j. Sawyer. 90. F-sc.
Col Club between the home players and the
Yale team was declared or. the Yale team
ayes at he Msx s Cha s,s Thu fhs ase
noon for the Gluck and Floyd cups:
n 1~.
co1a,i; W and 10 Play: Joe Sherman. r. Se.!
0sti eya Ss5 "a! e sss' PHI
s0a aaa pay F r. k Ss oes ' s.
The first mixed foursome of the season at
the A5dsley Club y estss ,r.ii brought out a
Mss% heTG' f sHS Il e s; H, S
and Z. 4. narron, lis Lie ~ "
Thirteen returned cards in the handicap
lar gest number Of starters q the season:
James Rhett made the excellent round Of
V'sa' asss Ss re, ss;, Z -,
Sac p Mnse id s Tsoms; Ho;e 81 !s a.
". II carpbeli. o., ,s.si; W Moore. O.. isl;
H. II. Hopkins, ioi. i4-s7,
links ea at Son eorlandt PARK yesterday yu and
New Yoss Go cb played
tiIst match Play rounds for two cups. with the
'' Frs, csp-W. r. Noon ben, Alfred Craven by
2up, y; +. Taylor heat a; G; Crawford b. up
Isd nSf, sft Ses + ss y s s
& g. Rowe bea, William Erceand. IS S up and
70 glsy css Molle5 oe.. y 4. pnrland b up
j. Ell ssi beat seat T. g. Be Gshsh, BY up and %
second cSr-D: II; Thomas ,! be-. = u Adams
ban By L sy sna p ediy pay T. eo ssss
The qualifying round for the cup presented
by Fl. l.. Batterman and second prize presented
by Frederick c , BEawn; At elg s s holes
Golf Club yesterday and brought out forty
seven starters. Notman led the field. with
e @e1 a Sat less a for e last
place in the eight to qualify. The qualifying
scores follow:
Tom,pp s. i, s s. saaTa e.
IS, se7 IS D. Il. Merb.Ser: CO. si17s Howard
whitney; 50. io.7e; o.; T; Allen. %. IA; G.
Sa, sfSsi = i IL SSSfs's On 'o'
is Dwight vs. Baldwin Bierbauer VS. hoffman.
Dthridge VS. Whitney Allen vs.. winner of
tie.
GLEN Covr. May 9y-The opening round
of the members team matches at the Nassau
Country Club to-day proved that this system
of playing. inauRurated by this Club two
years ago. is as popular rs ever. for not
player defaulted Percy Chubb's team tied
with C, T Gates's team. each with holes
H. r. Townssnd's tenn dAcisively defeated
team beat Capt }! r. Maxwell IRE. by 0 to
:. and Capt Kichards.s went down before
Capt Howard Mnxwells team by 10 to
O. The losing teams fell back into the second
division for next Saturdays play. while the
winners fight out for the main trophy, The
scores were:
Team No i-Percy Chubb. l: H. L. Pratt. o.
c. II. Hamlt on2: s. P. Hopkins, o: W. W. Rossiter
o: r. ". Strong. 2. Total. S.
Team No. &c. I. Gates. o. C. Bocher. /: b. N.
Buech. O. William Beard, ?: W Y. Hester. 2: II. C.
Team 10. s".H. r, Townsend: q 4. II; Pratt. o.
D A. Fuller: 2: II. c. folear; Jr. o. ]. W, Cammack
Team no. Nv. T. Hicks: o; j. x. High. 0: F. l..
LoIins. Q: r W. pgryea o; r. T. Mecu',y' o: H. H.
NG fesm no. i sH + whitney, o. D. A. Lor,ns Jr
3: A. p Aivord. o: j. Hill :: ". G. Goodwin. .: L. j.
S Team no % F. Maxwell Jr sH. Murdoek. o.
F.. II. Kennedy, o. Total. s..
Tenn No Wv. n. Richards. a. j, n. c. TappAn q.