The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
ACTIVE DAYS ON THE LINKS.
LEWIS NIXON rs THE PRESIDENT
or THE NEW LAKEWOOD CLUB.
Interschoiastic Tournament 70 he Resumed
Next Month-Open Piay Begins To-day
At the Country Club Of Augusta--west.
ern Schedules QUIT slumbia's Omccrs

ern Schedules Out-(otumbia's Omccrs
After May 1. when the lease OF the Country
Club Of Lakewood expires. the present links
will be kept up by a new organization. TO be
called the Golf Club OF Lakewood. The last
golf on the links under the present auspices
will be the three-day open tournament, April
10, IL and Is. and then the Country Club will
open Its new course. The new Golf Club OF
Lakewood has applied for allied membership
to the United States Golf Association. Lewis
Nixon Is the president. B. +. Dutton, vice.
president. James N. Berry. treasurer. and
Sylvester Byrnes. secretary. The new club
proposes to hold many tournaments under
conditions that will be particularly attractive
to the weekend" visitors to the hotels as
well as the season residents at Lakewood.
The links and clubhouse will be greatly i'm
proved. and arrangements made for indoor
tennis and squash In fact. the building
ment and conducted on the broad lines OF
the Casino at Newport or Narrasansstt Pier.
c. H. jackson, chairman Of the golf COM
mittee of Cutler School. announced yesterday
that the interscholsstic tournament. which
was not held last year, would b played again
on April Is. ie and II. over q course to be
named later. The entries will close On March
IS. The tournament will consist Of an
individual and team championship. under
the same conditions as when played last at
the Oakland Golf Club.
Two Of the Z. s. G. A. associate clubs In the
Chicago group. onwentsia and Glenview.
have announced their playing schedules Tor
the season. about month earlier tnSn usual.
The Glenview season Of members cont SITS
will start on May ?. and the Onwentsia on
Decoration Day. The women's open tourna-
ment at onwentsia viii be held op Aug. 1922
The club fixtures win include the usual cham, chan,
women. Special tournaments for which the
So"Tss M %f be SaHda as
on saturday, sept. 70 for membeIs Of the tn,
this city. and one Tor newspaper writer's. on
Oct. ! and 8. The open tournament will
as I I prn e fsF hiS By f. cssnd
Ext AZ the he GleSyiew Club the schedule offers
tOns from May to October. both for the women
and men. There will BE- two open. tourna-
for ssP, on and a.. - S9S eo
be- a one day ixture. az thirty-six holes.
medal payy round n viii e a, sssseen soes
70 the as 70 have ss w
the links will be kept free for the members.
Norman Bartlett will he tho chairman OF the
committee on sports at p1stimes this season
at Glenview, succeeding Phelps b. Hoyt. who
will spend the season abroad. -
There will he an open composition for
amateurs and professionals at the Country
Club Of Augusta. Ga, to-day at thirty six
holes medal play. for cup presented by the
the Bon Air and Consolation cups will begin
with an eighteen hole qualifying round and
continue throughout the week, q match play
round being played each afternoon.
AUGUSTA Ga, March e--ln the final for
the Hampton Terrace cup. the gift OF Col
&. A. Jinslcy. played on the Country Club
links yesterday, G. Aging OF Syracuse was
beaten by r Talfturd Keatipg Of the Tow n
and Country Club. 81. Pa, u. by ! up. heat-
ing made his round In rs
The annual meeting Of the Columbia Uni
vcrsity Golf Club wss held in Earl Hall yester-
day and the following ney oncers We re
Yh9s for the ensa1s %s,1cr
College, Of New YORK; EIscusivs C,mmi,tss.
Clinton H Blake. Jr.. .0!, college. OF Ensle-
wood. n. j; Albert J Aiken. I'd. 'os. college.
civil engineering OF New York. The players
on last years team elected Oscar Z, Stevens.
p. Nash, 'O3. law. as Held captain for the
year The new nranagers announce that
they will arran &c a large number Of dual con-
tests with neighborinE clubs ~ pre- paraton
for the intercollegiate championship contest.