The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-24
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GOLF.
New and Old Ffxtures-University Cluh
Handicap At st. Andrews.

Handicap At st. Andrews.
| New and old fixtures will make up the golf.
ing itinerary Of the week. At St. Andrews
on Wednesday the seventh semi-snnua
! thirty-six hole handicap for members OF
| the University Club will bring jolly party
| to the famous links. The record OF the con-
test TO date Is:
! Oct lyOi--Gross and net--W. h. Jeweu. Williams,
| l72. i8--I5e
May, 1907 Gross--M. Graham. Jr.. Princeton
i7s: ne, L. N, Greer. Harvard. $50. 2A-iss.
| Oct. ise2--Gross and net-M. Graham. Jr., Prince
| ton, 1871. H-Iss
| May. 1905 -GrossW.' r. Thurston. Williams
and NJ Grahafh. Jr. lis: net, H. W. Calhoun, Yale
! 100. SG-1A.
oct. isos--Gross and net-w. II. Thurston. VII
! llams, tss. B--i4i.
| May. 1900 Gross and net-A Graves Ely, vii
| liams. lss. R--ib7.
| There will be prizes for the three best net
scores and additional prizes II warranted
by the number OF entries. The committees
in charge is Austin q. Fox. chairman; y
Reading Bertron. Duncan Edwards, ". X.
| Thurston and Alexander b. Halliday. The
| entries close with the last ma med, at a Pine
| street. tomorrow.
The handicap always has been held at the
| st. Andrews links. and in 1902 the University
| Club golfers made present 70 the golf club
Of silver cup in recognition OF its hospitality.
mittee. it is now proposed to offer this cup
as the trophy for a match between teams
of college golfers from city clubs. the match
TO be- held sepi-annuslly In conjunction with
the University Club handicap. II the plan
goes through the first team match will be
next May.
The Metropolitan Golf Association team
will start 10 down In the second half OF the
annual home and home match with the Golf
Association II Philadelphia next Saturday
as the score Bala In May was ~ to II against
New York. On the tally by years Now York
has won twice. Philadelphia. once. In 1903
tory tory although the X. q. A. team led by 50
holes on the agregate &c count: me S1,n mst oi1
there on Friday for practice rounds.
The first open tournament for women Of
the New Haven Country Club, to be held
eny The s
1rty and INCLUDES Miss GeorSi Georgia "a Bishop.
the Mrs SNs ths runner MSG
been playing very well since gaining her title
in match at Toronto and also
winning there the approaching and putting
contest.
At the Apawamis Club yesterday, in the
postponed final, at thrty-six holes, OF the
club championship. Harold l.. Downey de-
In the first round for the champ ionship
Chickering beat W. H.: siebert. by default;
,.sa h DSsnf beat hssd FS ta sy qp Rns
man. by default; Harrison beat ~ Harri-.
Tasseli, by up; p. K. Meynen beat il. V.
EN-. West by BY default; q, i; Watt beat A. Z.
Harkon, by up and to play, The beaten
GLEN cow, Oct. 2s.-At the Nassau Coun.
try Club Yesterday the home PLAYERS wiped
%ad aos dfts' S r. 'PG%s by the k'
Hooper . 2: MsxScr, s: punninG. o: Baltermsn,
o. S,ng RsaISs {" wn'R merritt, o'f xI IL
o: !Geddcs. 0; Taylor. q Weatherby. j, o'Flyn. s.
McKcevcr, o; crookail. o; Horn /. Total, s.
yrhe handicap qualifying rounds were
wound up Yesterday for the presidents
and at tSs s be-
Saturday. One OF the three. tied for the
presidents cup will drop into the second
set. The summary:
Presldsnts p-Gha',n. o do'i is.ss; .. Beyse &c:
Walker. %. SEQ Compton 81. o-el Nelson: ios.
S NssoOne IL r sS Ke oa lSG
Lsyenson; ios' ia-es; Na'wald ia. 1896 Collier
Viee President. -Raynor. lo7. lo-s OF; vesll,
III. n ~: harrison. IN i-si: McNemany, los,
iO-as II. l.. walker, ITO. i2-os: Gilmore. III 20
,o l. C. Ssyno, IL 1922 H. Haespts TO-
iS, is DAVIS u.s. soias siru,heTs
lis, isNios; button. iaO, is-,ot.