The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-26
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Metropolitan Team Observation-Disclosures for
University Club Handicap.

selection that leaves nothing TO be desired
In the choice OF men has been announced by
X. c. Watson. Jr., as captain, for the Metro
politan Golf Association team to play the
return match with the Golf Association OF
Philadelphia on Saturday at the Garden City
Golf Club. Findlay s. Douglas has deferred
his business trip to take part and help TO
stem the tide Of defeat that has overwhelmed
the New Workers on the last three meetings
Of the teams. This Is the makeup OF the
NJ. G.. A. team
Walter J. Travis, Garden City: P1ndlay s. Doug.
las Nassau; Jerome ID. Travers Nassau; H. O.
Watson. Jr,. westbrook captain; Frank o. Rein
hart. Baltusroi: John NJ. ward, Fox HIS; George
T. Brokaw, Garden City: Percy n. Pyne. mo-
Morris County: Harold Wilcox. Montclair A. NJ
Reid ST. Andrews.
Travis and Douglas have only played
together for the team on three prior occa-
sions. the fall of 1900 and in both matches
Of 1901. Watson. Jr.; Brokaw, Pyne and
Ward played at Bala in the spring. both
Brokaw. and Ward winning in the singles.
while the four Others are from the }uniSr
set and make their first appearances In the
match.
Besides the seventh semi-annual thirty
six hole handicap for members OF the Uni
veTsity Club at ST. Andrews to-day. there
will be a ball sweepstakes in the afternoon.
The event has closed with forty-two entrees
William 4; AdriAnce. Yale; C; W; Barnes. Yale;
H. Sts Ii w.
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s 9 coame kcV Malcolm asss Pneeson
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R.nsen Randolph aSiry colu%S!s i j K,ns:
Ssla@s1. + LSess.s' %sIy.,d 6: 4. f Ieo !.
Pratt. AMHERST hers r. Fl. Robepts o Russels: Erwin
f n Co. NtT 9ork e sSn1a
Henry " Tar, Yale; W <. TayloT: Yale; Joseph
MnST1. Rshart Tsomsi sas
H. H. Whitman, Columbia: A. F.. Walradt. Yale;
Grn nell Wills, Harvard.
BosroS. Oct, 2i.-To settle wager that he e
GOULD play the course Of the W0iieston COL p
Sb II sst the than Cub S
eighteen holes in so strokes last night. An
army OF caddes. were spread out on the course
but their services were almost unnecessary
because every shot was perfect and the ball
fell on the fair green, About fifty members
followed Nc Andrew around the course. There
was a bright moon and no wind.
John NJ. Ward has been playing strong
0t n sna ny Se beats w. oosum *.
Montclair Golf Club championship, should
be assn coming FnI IT, him IN In hs last
medal Wards scores have been ~. the
amateur record. .7s. 80, IS and 81. Ward
from every member Of the Oxford and Cam
bridge Society q. team that he ra Mn,n acsosSs
Hunter gave a dinner at the Royal and
Ancient clubhouse to some twenty Of the
noted amateurs, at which Ward and F. Odel
Horstman were the special guests. and
Hunter also gave to Ward letters Of Intro.
duction to the golf clubs that he had planned
Mrs. Ward enjoyed the trip as much as
did. remarked Ward at the Fox Hills tour
nament. The observation Of the style
OF the different players and Of the methods
and customs at each place was constant
pleasure to her. At Portrush a minor dis;
appointment to Mrs Ward was that she could
find no shamrocks although she kept scan
ming the turf for them while following my
match. The gentleman with whom played.
when he learned Of her quest. soon set mat
ters right. The shamrocks grow close TO
the ground, beneath the grass. much like
our trailing arbutus. and when Mrs. Ward
learned this she gathered an armful OF them y
w. T.. Gunther. who since his Westbrook
junior days has been identified with the
Oakland and Fox Hills clubs. has Joined St
Andrews and will play from the old club here
after Gunther passed the summer In Swe-
den. Norway and Denmark. and he had not
touched n club for ak months before starting
in the Fox Hills handicap on Saturday