The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-25
GOLF.
Interest In Team 10 Play Philadelphians
-WOmpn's Match.

{, +. Watson, Sr.. captain OF the Metro
poltan Golf Association team to play the
Philadelphia Association team on Satur-
day, has been aided in his selections by his
nephew. R. G.. Watson, Jr. SIXTEEN were
asked two weeks ago to play. Those who
had to decline. of whom Findlay =. Douglas
was one. did so through pressure OF bust
ness The team selected will not be given out
until to-day or tomorrow.
In the meantime the players have been
making guesses as to who will play. and as
New York lost both ends of the match in
1903 and is ten down from the Bala match
in May. tho public selections follow closely
on the known ability OF the players who
may be available In the last three matches
the selections have not been based wholly
on the relative form Of the men. who were.
instead chosen rather as Of the clubable sort
than as crackeriack players. and on this
account junior players We're not asked. Phila-
delphia. however, puts on college boys. and,
with three successive defeats staring them
in the face. the golfers about town who are
tired of having to pay up bets on our team.
besides being hurt in their local pride, are
calling for team of golfers who can win.
Five of the ten New Workers won IN the
singles last spring George Brokaw. l.. l..
Kellogg. Jr.. John Reid. Jr. John NJ. Ward
and c. F. Watson. Sr.-but only r. c. Watson
and Brokaw and Reid. Jr.. and Michael won
in the four ball matches. 1t is conceded that
all who won Last spring should play again.
If available. particularly Ward and c. F. Wat
SON. ST.. as captain. while for the remaining
places to be filed the outside golfers most
fsvor. nov that PouslaS is known gs, to BE- ont
Wilcox. NJ. G. A. champion and at his best
on the Garden City links: jerome ID. Travers,
Franz Max f ss
McBurney and r. c. Watson. ,r There is
consequently much curiosity over the make
clude the best men to be had for the event
The Englewood Golf Club won the team
championship OF the Women's metropolitan
club from the team OF the Brookiawn' Country
played in two circuits, the New Jersey district
that the winning teams In each division
should play on for the champi9nship OF the
rnnner-up TO Mrs. f, A, Maniee in the in
N, q. A.. and after q good match they finished
all square. The Englewood players. how
ever. had a clean sweep in the other matches.
The score:
Eere1Is. Miss Marion RirhbS & MIs homa ma;
rhs'snssI1 + IH.s G,orr,pna Bishop o. Miss
Helen r Bishop, o. Miss Florence Jones. o; Mrs.
STAMFORD, Oct. ,A.-The frs: round at
medal play S for the xice.p'resdent's cup,
Saturday afternoon on the links OF the Wee
Burn Golf Club The first four to qualify
for the semi-fna round to be played next
Saturday morning were II. l.. Woodbury.,
Edwin l.. .Scofeld, W L. Baldwin and C. II.
Seey. The scores were:
II. l.. Woodbury., o.. 1911; +. l.. Scoield, a5.
l5-S0 W. l.. Baldwin. 80. e-sl: G. II. Seeiey, 50.
O-s2: a. s. Pitt. e2 So; Or. Gcrritt Smith. 81.
7-S4: W. y. McCord. 05 ll-s4; the Rev. Beattys.
90. i2-s7: W. n. Travis, l04 1856 Schuyler Mer-
rift, 90, 1919; D. T. Woodbury. 100. 100: Nelson
Taylor, los 1890 NJ. X. Pitt. i07. 1872. r. Hop
kins los. 12-09: II. X. McNarg. III. POO: