The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-25
MANY GOLFERS AT BALTUSROL.
Eighty OF the Open Championship Aspi'
rants in Practice Play.

Sunshine would have been Welcome "for
auld lang syne" ut the BaltWrol links yester-
day, but otherwise the conditions suited
the Scotch pros and the American amateurs
who we're out In force to practise for the
open championship tomorrow and Saturday.
There were any number OF we'll contested
four ball mat ches. but Laurence Auchterlonie.
the title holder. only played in rounds with
John 9. Pearson. The open champion was
playing very strong. doing . n In the morn.
ing and Is In the afternoon.
George Low yesterday gave up all hope
OF being 4 starter. He wns unable 70 leave
his bed, and. as pleurisy has developed. low
said it would please him very wcll to BE- able
to get out as a spectator. Will Anderson.
the open champion Of 1901 played with Charles
Seeley against Will Norton and Frank H.
Croker. Anderson, who did a 70 in the morn
ing. went out in the four-ball match In ~
and came home in ~. viii Norton. seeley
and Croker each made an ss. the latter getting
a on the sixth. Anderson and Seeley won
BY up. The formers card was:
Out Sut..:...:.. :::..::.:s ::s::: 49,.
Travis beat tho best ball q Nassee M Mallout
and John NGep I'D n the tSs by
and Gil Nichols. winnl BY 8 and The
s esst q fof The others Aiect Smith did
In the morning and 70 IN the AFTERNOON. when
had on shs s y. onv ass da
Fra Prsv ist g card was was: WIN WIS approximately
Out n '.,..:::.:::::.ss & ~
lining out the tee shots in the. way that won
for him the open Championship. abroad In
jack HoS s Who played as his p sMq a
did 70, their best ball beating Jock Campbell
and Win thsholm BY up and 2to play .
9Ts sA shro"sh WI smR hos
a three- yard put for on the home green, He
Pa hi n%sR fa IL
and Harrie Iurpts o. C hna p who scored.
7s and A, Il. F!indlay. 10. beat Aleck Ross, 81.
aid Joe Lloyd, 50. BY Xxx, w and e Ply;
james ines Cam pbell and John Reid BY 3 up and to
'J john NJ Ward and NassseIn Mallouf, both
f Phii Hon ne the Lake chempiain pro.
BY up ana % play Horace Hpnel Raw,ins who
THOMPSON Thor, and &. NJ Ness. entered BY mist axe
BoT dd bsyd W e. ms on oi%Fs
q. r TeSnf dd hsd an e4 Prs
and a. e. ar hs Cans the %at po
e'1 George o T. Bsokax, ~ g: Mcdonald. Samuel
the cut :ss sss. TN s.sa
hsm as. out ea pT round
when h be had Dsyd by HSter
Thpsss pp sna dd d07st and
SpdR. T. T III To-
Bernard B.i Nichols az, partner. who. did u,
hs two v h1s1 M sss y and Aecs Fnd
the putting sns the spe: ss5:
tenth ' snd on eleventh holes TIE
t the seventh sreen could be reached With drive
and mid-iron, but In the open Y will be
full shots snS and fon . R1dssy .. s
than at the regular distances
9hs Ae.h sI f ss fsss e.: ben
s BriSht and either the Monmouth Beach eT
played and an Individual championship, the
latter at Deal In August.
Athletic Notes.
Charles H.. Kipatrick. the s!.ehanpion
graduate coach OF Wisconsin unlyenity. and
says that athletics is booming In the West
Cornell University. etuoents are anxious
for dual track and field meet next spring
correspondence to that effect has been going
on for some time between these colleges.
The sixteenth annual regatta OF the Long
for Saturday, Aug. L. programme Of
eight events has been arranged. seven OF
which are open. The closed one Is a four.
shell race for the En0le cup.
Arrangements have been made by the Thir-
teenth Regiment A. A. for n meet at Fort
Terry on Plum, Island on July IL. The pro-