New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
GOLF
Forty-oae Entries for Open Cham
pionship at Chicago.

Forty-one professionals and eight amateurs will
constitute the list Of competitors in the open
championship Of the United States which is to he
played on Friday and Saturday of next week July
and 9. on the course of the Glen View Golf Club
Chicago. Ill. The entries closed yesterday morn
ing with w Fellows Morgan, secretary of the
United States Golf Association. and in the after
noon the Executive Committee held meeting in
MI Morgan's Office and made the pairings and
arranged the time for each pair to drive off from
the first tee Prominent among the amateurs
who Will compete Walter E Egan present
champion Of the Western Golf Association; II.
Chandler Egan ex-champion. and Bruce D. Smith,
who was in the semi-fnals of the amateur cham
pionship last fall the Nassau County CIub
links. Two Of the most expert professionals in the
country, Willie Anderson. Apawamts, tho pres
ent champion, and Alexander Smith, Nassau Coun-
try Club open champion of Southern California
will play together and it is expected that they
will set pretty lively pace Tor the other contest
ants
1t is believed that the limitation after the first
days play, put in force this year for the first time
Is what caused the entry list TO be so small Con
testants whose scores the finish Of Fridays play
are fifteen strokes more above the tenth score
from the lowest or exceed by fifteen strokes the
tenth place, shall not continue in the competition
nor play in Saturdays round"
Ten prizes are offered as follows: First $500 and
a sold medal TO the winner OF the championship.
The winner to have custody OF the championship
cup; but he must if required give security for it's
SdIeheepng- Second, $l00; third 1925; fourth,
nith. So; sixth So seventh, 500 eighth, $780, ninth
In the event of an amateur winning any of the
above prizes ne shall be given the equivalent in
plate The competition shall be medal play and
TO De played on Friday July g. and thirty-six holes
The previous open championships were won as
TF% ans 1Qo IN lSS9; Horace Rawns; lS96 James
Willie Smith; 1860 Harry Nardon, with J. IL.
Taylor. champion Of Great Britain. second, while
the AmeriGan professionals We're led by David Bell
i$ol; Wine Anderson: after tie with Alex"
anderson after a tie with David Brown The pair
lngs and time for starting follow:
ans f. 6dsn 3s s1' ana (1 Rsg oPwen'ia H.
9:o0-John Hobens Yountatah. n. j. and Stewart
9:10-Kenneth Edwards Camateuro. Midlothian Ill.
9:151Georse Low BaitasToi. N J.. and Laurence
9:2o-Gtl Nichols st. Louis. Mo. and George Turpio,
O:25-A {, Tolifson, Lake Geneva, Wis. and David
9:3o-R G McAndrew. woIaston. Mass. ]. W.
e:80-4Iazon Phelps ame,eur2,, Midlothian Ill. and
9;3oJansss II Norton. Hartford Conn. ana s H
ESD Robertson, Buffalo. y Y. and George Braid.
e:56-v Damy, Norruauds Park Mo-. and George
Cumming. Toronto, Can.
9:55-r l.. Mcnamara, Boston. and N. F. Moore
lo-Robert White. Ray!usloe Ill. and Alec Ross.
1o:o5-Horace r Rawlings. sprirghaven Penn. and
1o1o-John Campbell, Brookliue. Mass. and W. c.
I6I5-W- II. Way. cleveland. and Bruce d. Smith
(aHateur) OnwentsIa H.
Io2o-wu Anderson. Apawams y. Y. ana Aiec1
Smith Nassau y. !.
I023-H Chandler Exam Carnater1. Exnoor. ILL., and
Harry Turpe. Auburn Park Ill
I5:35EAiec& campbell. Broolino Mass. and Gsors9
Thompson, Leuox Mass.
l0:4o-yV Toriiner. Racine Wis. and W. Marshall.
I0f5-Isaac Mnckie Fox Hills. y. 7. and w Q.
Hoa-e Dayton Ohio.
I0.5oIW. u. Robertson. Atlantic city. N. j. fnd
James FOULS, Chicago.
Io:55-DonaIa Ross. Oakley, Mass. and Walter Egan
Caraatcur) ENInOur. Ill
lI-Ered Mckenzie. Ouwents!a, Ill