The sun., 1903-08-05
GOEF.
intercollegiate Team Against Oxford and
CambraGigc-Chan I'm Dates.

l.. VI, Conklin, secretary OF the Inter-
collegiate Golf Association. In a letter sent
on Monday from Chicago. gives the follow
ing as the makeup of the team to play the
Oxford and Cambridge Golfing Society on
Monday at My0pia. lie has selected Frank
o. Reinhart. Percy r. Pyne, I'd. j. Whitney
Baker and l.. II. COnkin. Princeton; n.
Stewart Campbell f. j. o. Alsop. Percy II.
Jennings and Bruce ID. Smith. Yale, and U.
A. Murdock. q. Owen Winston and W. {.
Chick, Harvard. The twelfth man has not
been decided on AZ yet. IA. Chandler Egan,
Walter Il. Egan, Harold b. Mcfarland and
II. b. fiollins. Jr,. who were in the semi
finals in the intercollegiate championship
last fall-which subsequently was won by
IA. Chandler Egan, with Harold B. Mcfarland
as runncr-uD-and Louis n. james, the anna
teur champion. for different reasons have
been unable to accept Secretary Conklins
invitation to play Oh the team.
Bruce ID. Smith is the only Western player
on the. team. He is IA brother of Walter
Smith. runner-up to Findlay Douglas in the
amateur championship of 1893. Bruce ID.
Smith Is now playing strong game, ana on
Sunday broke the amateur and professional
record for the 8.250-yard Onwentsia course
with "A. The intercollegiate team will be
AT Boston on saturday. according to Conklin.
when the members expect to play Informal
matches with the Englishmen.
President Windeler Of the U. s, q. A.
notified secretary Ballou yesterday OF a
change in the plans for the Oxford and Cam
bridge team made at an Executive Committee
meeting of the Massachusetts State Golf
Association, made necessary by the fear
that the Mayhower. Oh account of the delay
by grounding in the Mersey,, will not arrive
until Saturday or Sunday. The match with
the intercollegiate team has been changed
TO Tuesday. Aug. II, and with the State
team, at the Essex County club. to Aug -.
As "A consequence the visitors will not be
able to get to Chicago until the evening OF
Aug. i5, and President Martin Of the Western
Holf Association h % was ga also b notified YESTERDAY
Western Golf Association. at Wheaton. to
Aug. II: also to put of the match with the
A-Shlcago team scheduled for. for Glen " View
oxford and Cambridge players will start
for this city to see the yacht races and to
fulfil their Eastern engagements.
The Cedar Rapids Golf Club and the Ravins-
loe Country Club of Homewood, Ill. have
been elected allied members Of the u. y. IT, A.
In four-ball match at the Fairfield County
1olf Club on Sunday, with q; ID. Fowle
J.. r. sheldon and F c. Lee, John Reid, Jr
established the thirty-six hole record for
the course. at 1880
Programmes are out for the annual tourna-
on Sept. 8. o. 10 and H. Copies may be OBJ
taned of the secretary. Robert &. Stetson,
at Stockbridge.
club in the United States Golf Association
containing the formal announcement of the
at the Nassau Country Club, on Sept, i. ,, 3, !
and 5, Tuesday to Saturday. As the event
is to be az match play throughput, with the
final nt thirty six holes there will be no pre-
liminarv round prizes the play being for
the possession Of the Havemeyer trophy
and, the usual gold. silver, and two bronze
medals The draw is to be made publicly
by the executive committee. The entries
which must be sent by the club secretary.
close with Secretary Ballou. on Tuesday.
Aug Is.
BAR HARBoR. Me. Aug. 4.-The first round
Of the mixed tonrsomes golf tournament
morning, There was but a small field Of
entries. but some good PLAYING.
Mrs, T G. Condor and Franklin Ellis, scratch
Fpasnd up and naS to play Mss % Mcane and Herber
Jacques, scratch. defeated Miss Hoffman and
GfGs &an RSSSs snS pram "nS to tssted Ra M Mr.. n
gals and G. e. Thcrne; scratch: up and 70 play
Miller Mi. Sy SnG egT psy Miss
In the semi-tinal round Mrs. Condor and
Franklin Ellis will play Miss McI.ane and
Herbert jacques. and Mrs, Wellman and
NJ. s. Burrum will play Miss n. Hoy and ~
CAPE MAY. n, j., Aug THE women Of
of the men who defeated the Brsndywine
Country Club team on Saturday scored
an unexpected victory this afternoon on the
local links over the women of the Brandy
wine club There We're nine players on q
side, and Cape May finished rs up. the score
being 40 to II. The Brandywine team was
beaded by Miss Grace Ellis of New York,
who holds the championship Of Florida.
Mrs Shattuck went otY her game and Miss
Ellis won by Y up but Mrs K. l.. Barstow
easily evened matters for Cape May by
coming in IA up. At the end Of the first
round the score stood at 20 to 10 in Cape
Mays favor.
Cape May--Mrs. F. r. Shattuck, o. Miss Dough
erty, T. Miss Mars 0: Miss +. Davis, a. Mrs Rodgers
q Mrs Hucy. S. Miss Dmond. 8; Mrs Barstow,
IA; Mrs, Brown, 0. Total. 43.
Brandywiue Miss e. Ellis. IL; Miss T. Reath. o.:
Miss l.. Bddie. q; Miss Roberts, o. Mrs Garrett. o.;
Mrs. D, h, Martin. o; Mrs. starr o; Mrs. Nobt. o.;
Mrs, RhoadeS. o. Total iS