The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-26
METROPOLITAN GOLF ENTRY.
SIXTY.TWO TO PLAY FOR CHAM
PIONSHIP At DEAL BEACH.
Tournament Begins Tomorrow with \
Thirty.six Hole Medal Round-New
Clubs Elected TO United states AssO-
ciatiOn-(:reat Score At MyOpiA.


Thirty.six Hole Medal Round-NeW
Clubs Elected 10 United states AssO
ciation-(:reat Score At MyOpia
Sixty-two entries have the right to start
tomorrow In the thrty-six-hoe medal play
qualifying round Of the Metropolitan Coll
Association individual championship at the
Deal Golf Club. The tournament IL not framed
to attract such a crowd as the one on broad
lines next week of the New Jersey state Golf
Association, yet the entry IL ahead OF last
year. when ffty-seven entered and forty
nine started.
All players who belong to club in the
Metropolitan Golf Association may start, no
matter where their home club may be. SO
that players from a distance are always a
factor in the contest. although so far the
title has always been won by player whose
home club ia In the district Two who have
entered, Allan Kennaday and Charles II.
Seely. hold the championships. respectively,
Of the New Jersey and Connecticut Associa-
tons each for the second year. but their
home clubs are also NJ. g. A. members. A.
Sydney Carpenter of the Philadelphia Country
club and Dr. u. p. Fredericks OF Oil City, I,
semi analst in the amateur championship,
are entered from the Lakewood Country
Club and W T., Carnegie OF Pttsburg and
Charles Hitchcock. Jr.. OF Yale are in from
At. Andrews, while &. y. Cory of Boston will
play from Garden City.
W. j. Travis. who won both the score medal
and the championship last year at Tuxedo.
will defend his title. ard Findlay Douglas.
whom Travis beat in the semi-tinal. will try
again, but the other two semi-fnalists oi last
year are absentees. +, 4. Marcellus and Writ
l.. Thompson. c. b. Macdonald and Dever-
aux Emmett are also non arters this year.
The Tournament Committee of the NJ q. 4.
met yesterday afternoon to make the pHirings
for the medal play round Under the con
ditions this year. the pairing for the first
match play round will be made by public
drawing. In harmony with the spirit OF this
new condition. the committee decided not to
make any pairlngs for the medal play, and
passed the following resolutions To govern
the starting:
The mrs, pair will leave the hrsi tee a! ~. NJ.
aud the other pairs viii follow As rapidly here
The pairs viii start 10 the order as registered a,
No pair Will be registered unless both members
Any pal, not aEpsarnF prfcmp,y wnea !G'r
Players viii pair themselves a. far as possible.
Any players no, paired may apply to the com
The following are the entries:
;hborn !. $, Allen, Samuel. .An,nony. y y,
Billings, II, b.. Rrosaw, George r.; Brown, G.
sss'i I s''Pf"ii S gs%'";f " s.
Percy: Coch,ans. \ Dewitt Coby Howard o.:
fs ane "fss ' 6@as! 'fPn ' DoSS
l.; I,o,MneE, T. l.: nysns; " j. Ennsnsr +, 6:
ansheosk y jr Hnrd "" knapp. EGSsrd s
Kelleiy psgI r. Kellogg lL hsnnsWtay Al; Aan
sTsn ss s51n Mason SEt@s acah % 2%a MIn
sles +. ", Motr, John. II napier. 7 $. Norrs.
f'c:.'; Robbins, Nyden N Roscrs s, P'ndSion j.
Rnnyon. L.; Se-ly, Charlie, H.; Singer NJ; NJ
S S4rn w Ssss fayS1m HaFr SH> James
Temple, i, h: Todd judSon s. Travis, W, j.. Ward,
A list OF new associate and allied men. bers,
elected ast week. WAS , given out yesta;l,da
that become allied members are located in
the metropolitan Golf Association territory.
c s s Gy and Hh s Pin S
GLIB Of Lakewood, y. i. This Organization
Of which Lewis Nixon +. president, hns leased
by the Golf Club Of Lakewood MANY i'm.
provements are under way on the course and
the CLUB quarters ana the f" I'm e. "perin
open compe,itiSns VIII be .. an II our rhs
Mass. and the Glen Echo Country of ST,
. The d lat Fe TS %srs "T%f' has "s"
making great preparations foT the past two
yea,s To hav" links that viii be second to
important competitions on MS c"urs" durn
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, II will
ASH for on" or more ot TN" national tourna-
rnen,s al the next annual msrting, of I he cd
Strtrs Golf Association. Th" following i the
list Of clubs el"ri"';
Associate Members. Glen Echo Country Cluh
resP.r co1nt5 E cub a owelI Mas ,;r, r.,,
Country cub of Augusta. Ga, Crow Point Colt
cub, bingham, Mas Delaware County Country
CO Ma MS Mana . GHn","T S G"t nqP y
Oah Hin Country, Rochester \, V: Pine Forest
o cub IS , SsnnSns ca "
Cub. Toledo, Ohio Wss,ic!d n j., COLI clan
H. Chandler Egan, the intercolleGia to
H" W%urn wn' 4 n"1 iron iron" nna
were the fnalists on Saturday for III" Country
Club cup. at the open spring meeting OF the
Country club, BrooklHae ES S1d went en-, out in
being at eighteen holes Their" We're SO
starters in the qualifying round on THURS
day, the largest field TO start in tournament
MADE bT q H. Wh~coe G"' B r""E was and
II. Selfridge. Nesper Country club. who
won the handicap prize on an allowance OF
= strokes.
In a match Oh Snnda al the MyopH Hunt
Club. .lone Jones, the clubs professional,
conceding . holes beat the best ball of the
phr, winning the thirtysiy hole match by
q up and 5 to play, ;Ion"s's card, which is
the best thir,ysiX holes ever played Al My
H i%'. .,,.. ...... : 5 - ;.
i %"' .,...., {, ! ! ( 2 u ,ss
The hes, round IL The onen championshp
Of 1907 at Myopia, Viii %hicG hnd been the second
The first match of the season in the class
, series Of the Womens Ms,roGol!'an G ,h
Richmond County Country club, with the