The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-23
GOLF EXPERTS WARMING UP.
AUCHTERLONIE, THE CHAMPION,
DOES A ~ AT BALTUSROL.
George Low Improving in Health-Pair.
,nss Announced BY the u. Q. g. a.
Travis with Aleck Smith, and Doug
In, With VIII Smith--A Good List.

ing, Announced by the u. 9. G.. a.
travis with Aleck Smith, and Doug.
Ia, With VIII Smith-A Good List.
Preliminary diminishing in the battle royal
a, ,he links the open championship Of Friday
md saturday. began yesterday at the Baltus-
%, Golf Club. In most cases the arrivals.
ne advance guard Of the entrants, were
.on,ent to study the course in the foursones
NJ the desuliory order. so as to have Its soft
,dbard spots well In mind before the opening
drives of Friday morning. The first question
from each visitor was "liow's George LOVE-"
The Baltusrol professional Ia expected to be
out to-day, and it is probable now that he
will be n starter. Lows good constitution.
according 10 his physician. has enabled him
10 ward of the threatened attack OF pneu-
rnonia but hc is not yet cured OF his cold. which
IL complicated with lumbago. With good
luck should he meet with no setbacks. Low
may still b. lighting factor at the finish.
Laurence AuChterlonic. of the Glen View
club. near Chicago, the winner of last years
oren championship. proved that he is in
rood condition to defend the title.
In the morning he only walked over the
course, but in the afternoon. In a round with
John :. Pearson of the Richmond County
country Club. Auchterlone made one OF
the best scores Of the year at Baltusrol. going
out in 3; and home in 81. The total ties
Travis's amateur record OF Is. Others from
A distance who had their clubs in hand
we're: Joe Mitchell OF Cleveland Gil Nichols
OF St Louis. W. d. Robertson Of Atlantic
City. c. Il. Murray Of Que bee and L. C.
servos and I. J.. Mcnamara OF Boston. In
the contingent from nearby links were: David
Honeyman OF Westtield. David Hunter Of
Essex County. Isaac Mackie OF Fox Hills,
Jack Jolly OF Arlington and Alex Prize of
Canoe Brook The only amateur entered
who played yesterday was NJ. G. Mcdonald.
Of the Florida Country Club.
Late entries have made the total 81, one less
than last years record figure: There ars
and AZ ' Bailon Of Ire t. + g. A. Executive COM
mittee met last night and arranged the pair
the following order:
sSA. M--William Braid, Baltimore. and Donald
s "a ' G. Macdonald. Florida. and John Brett,
SIS; HAIRY Turpie. Auburn Ill., and John Jackie.
sa-Franx H. Croker. Deal. and Jack Jolly.
AI s..G + Brok.w, Deal. and John Ding
49,. EsSq; R Rs;s Springs No. and P
VS. Fsd ea sr% gsv:ian Toronto and W. H.
sSs-Thomas Clark, Agawam Hunt. r. l., and c.
sesi t'eis Dow pS Knowood and W. pov.rsu.
sosNJs Campbell, Brookllne. and Joe Mitchell,
s;ioAThomss Anderson, ST.. Montclair and David
'' Ss ~John IRELAND Flushing. and N, Mallout
aisspayd osilye, baltimore. and P. s Honey
"s sss oSam GG er n w.,,oroos and nooer,
''1 ssojo john s Pearson. Richmond County, and
sso.@tf Smith Midlothian and F,ndlay Doug
hs, NaSsap' ,,r o,.,., a., ,, ADD.
s:ss-Stewart Gardner Garden City and James
sa-Herace RawlIns. Jefferson, N H.. and David
Brown. Wollaston Mass
sAe1Enest Wy. Pis.sburr. and Joseph Lloyd.
sso-oharis; H. seely, Wee Burn, and Fred Fl,.-
1913 - fai1 Nichols, Hollywood and John
sss-Aie. Pirie. Canoe Brook. and T. L. Mona
1 o6s w B. Robinson. Atlantic City, and Gllber.
io0s-Wlii Norton. Deal. and Peter Egan Bell.
Asassa.4 gsmpee Af bssosiias Glen View and
:, lol.IDayid Patrick Bay Shore. and Thomas
" 10 io1sNJ 6. Campbell. Mount Airy. Pa. and John
:ixS 5sha Iol''r' 'r. Lakewood and W F.
S:s"M Mr.: L. l. Kellogg. Jr.. Fox Hills. and Walter
. 1850 Alexander smith, Nassau. and Mr.. Walter J.
r css- fsiu e. L. Hareon Washington. and Mr. j.
I icssHI SF F. Cd en- Horstmsn Washington and
David s. Hunter. Essex County. y. j.
loA2- Robert Thompson. Merton. Pa and Mr..
lo:4elRobert Thomns3n - Aronim'nk. Pa, and
io9-W, 3: sine. bridgeport, Conn. and R. s.
io.54-Isaac Mackie. Fox Hills. and A. H. Pindlay.
IT'S ii;ss-w Chisholm. North Jersey and MI Gren.
Il;os Win Anderson. Apawanis. and George Low.
ii:oe-j. Lister. Overlook. Pa. and MrF. o.
R1 ,lGH p RsId Ben.,d Pa. and j. O. Edr..
con,be Crawford.
,iil4-iL. {. Serves, Boston and Mr.. W. c. Came
Il li: is Ross Wilmington. Del. and Mr.. r.
il:,e~ Arthur Smith, Washington, and Mr.. E. 8.
n11aS n 9: DAVIDSON, Washington. and Fred
H. Chandler Eean is back at Exmoor, his
home club Rated at plus ), he won the gross
score honors with so in handicap on Satur.
BY by r. f. McElwee. cons picnous II In Florida
golfing for the past three seasons.
away Hunting Club will open on July with
the qualifying round In mems four-ball
toursomer for cups presented re by Alfred L
net scores in an eighteen-hole handicap round
will play of at handicap match play. the
aggregate team score to count at each hole
The Huntington players have organized,
under the title OF the Huntington Manor
Golf Club. with thirty-hve members. and
work Is now in progress on q links and club
house. The course is 80 advanced that II
viii be in play within ten days. The officers
ara:
President. Frank n. Pritchard; vice president.
Avery CARL: secretary: Mrs Cortelyou White;
Morton. Jr.. Sidney Rel Merrill. F. Stanton Hollis,
J, j. Watson and Herbert Allen.
JENKINS THROWS FAUST.