The sun., 1904-08-29
GOLF.
Amateur Championship Entries-Aycrs Not
on the List.

Entries close this evening for the amateur
championship, to be played next week at the
Baltusrol Golf Club. but the list willprobably
be held UP until "Wednesday to await letters
mailed at distant points to-day. Old as the
rule Is that competitors shall enter through
the secretaries OF their respective clubs,
half dozen have sent In their own entries
and their personal check for the IS fes. Notices
have been sent to these golfers I'd have the
entry Endorsed by the home club secretary.
else they cannot play. The new conditions
this year call for an eighteen hole qualifying
round the first day and for thrtysix holes
Of medal play between the best rxty-four
on the second day. The thirty-two survivors
of the second day will then begin match
play. the rounds to be Of eighteen. except
the final, which will be Of thlrty-slx holes.
The pairings for the first match pay round
will be made in public draw by the U. 3.
q. A. executive committee.
Only forty entries had come In up to last
Saturday. but they always come with rush
on the last day. There were las entries last
year. W. j. Travis and Findlay g. Douglas
are entered. No word has been received
from +. NJ Byers or from any Of the British
cracks. 1t would not be necessary for the
foreigners to send an advance entry. as they
would play on the invitation OF the y. s. G. A.
John Lawson. an English member of the
San Francisco Golf Club, who was runner
up to Walter Fairbanks in the Pariflc Coast
championship Of 1902, is an entry, and an
other entry from the Pacific Coast is that OF
s. G. Newton Of the Seattle Golf and Country
Club. He was at Baltusrol yesterday and
made good impression.
7. NJ. Sherman. winner Of the Deal tourna-
ment. won the first cup at the Lake Placid
Golf Club tournament last Saturday, beating
c. +. Machold Of Philadelphia In the thirty
ak hole final by IL up and II to play. He is
regarded as doubtful entry for Baltusrol.
for the individual championship y OF the Central
New York Golf League will be held the same
week at Auburn, and, as Sherman was the
runner-up last year. 1t 10 said that he will
prefer to try again at home rather than seek
national honors this year
Late cards made the result OF the hand-
cap to wind UP the Manhanset Manor Country
which will have to be played OH TO settle, the
ownership of the Deerine cup. Howard +.
Whitney won the gross score honors. The
summary:
Bsitusrol ss. 10 Sf Dr. i Bler Shelter issnd
s. e1n.Fy 4 g. g. eosey yossh ssin Nsssan
baiswa IN Nasssu s2 rnt HT;imS9s MsnSs9s, Mo
90; ]. N. Fnedlander. HOLLYWOOD "a, SIS
Il. s. Stearns, Msnhanset, o. s-s7; 9 Pickhardt,
b. H. affss Sayu s's1sI ssna
90, $50: il. S. S,cAns, Jr;, Manhanset, ice. 20
" %nlney s,saaas es ANA NsSaa
no. 1872; ]. G. Dettmer Crescent no. 1872;
Il barron m fiGhRfs 49, Rntsey Fox a
Hills iO4. $50.
Val Flood. in round with Justice Dettmer,
established the new record for the Manhan-
set links OF 3s. 39--7
ssturdsys sc9rss in the seq seHseF cup com
ss DHnSaaai esmpse sa fS 81 &nai
iS-ioi
the best scores posted at the Park ,iolf Club
yesterday in the weekly competition for the
presidents and club cups:
FaSer. sI ss oIss; Raymond Carroll 81 so; c.
o. Fabcr a. 3-e4; G. T. Rogers Ito. i5-e6
mittee cup at the Hillside Tennis and Golf
Club yesterday were as follows:
L Gspn1y p Z, Esans q Re1hn
T. Iremonser sS O. Henry iA'hli Ia HalI.
rOl. 1873.
man of Washington, representing the Stock
bridge Golf Club. won the Berkshire county
Of ason Of Ha
vard. the holder OF the cip. The scores:
W. St1GsSdse WssS lS T. A. Tho% Ons
Burncy, Stockbrldge lss: T, Browne, Great Barring
ton, is4; r. d. 'ricknor. Great harrington, is7
iss. c. =. Gale. Lee. ise; 7. l. Murphy. ice, 1872
| II Drcsdale. North Adams. 1915. ". Stanley; Great
900: r. u, Powers, Adams 2oi; George Stanley.
| Great Harrington. 2o.; H; Peck. Pitts ield. 200;
| r. Daniels, Adams. ?07 " Daniels Adams, I'll.
c. H. Kernes. Jr Ptsfed.I,, L. Rhode, Plttshcld,
| 2i3.
CAPE MAY, n. V. Aug. 2S.-The season at
the Cape May Golf Club was finished yester-
| dav with the following scores'
Fred G. Graves and n. l.. naIstow. IS, 2-72:
J. Hildre!h and S. Wright, y; So Ihona as Fast
Wilson 50. 10 F. sarton and y. Notlet, So 81;
T. Cs,lett and J. Brown y +uII .. G. Csnpee ,am and
| sc. SIS; L. Ayres and j. Rosgaren. So, 4-79:
j. Black and J. Horran, s. SO: j. McCurdy and
so: E. Cook and Y jackson, rs, $50. Nckson
and A. Nicholson. 81 3-sl a. Lucas and s. Cud.
dards. as $50: s. Thornas and J.. Mccormick
IS, 5-sa: W. King and a. Ttet,e. ioI. l2--a6.