The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-26
GOLF AT SEPTEMBER'S CLOSE,
METROPOLITAN WOMEN TO RE-
SUME THEIR TEAM MATCHES.
Mrs. Charles T. Stout Win Not Start in tho
Championship-H. l.. Boyd Wins the
Jubilee Vase ut St. Andrews-Curtain
Down on the Travis Controversy.

tan ,folf Association links this week for tho
start OF the annual team championships.
since the victory OF Mrs. Paterson in the In
dividual championship in June. the women
have bean golfnR In the country and some
Of them abroad. The players who seem to
have been doing the best are Mrs. Polhemus
OF Brooklyn and Miss Louise vanderhofY.
both Of whom have made low scores at Deal
and SeabriGht. Miss w. Fellowes Morgan
has been at Clayton. on tho st. Lawrence.
since her return from Europe. and. while
Baltusrol has not entered q team for the
women's series, II is understood that Mrs.
Morgan VIII make UP a team to challenge
the winners Of the cup.
The womens matches will be on Wednes-
day and Friday. Apawamis playing at Powell
ton. and Essex at Richmond on Wednesday.
and Powelton at Brooklawn and Englewood
at Richmond on the latter day. On Tuesday
the Central Jersey Golf League will hold its
first tournament. over the course Of the Gran
ford Golf Club. the longest nine hole links In
the East The return match between Pear
son and Hunter is on for Wednesday at Essex.
The two are all square after the thirty-si1
holes at Forest Hill. and Wednesdays play
should be vigorous. even II no records are
broken.
A party Of NJ. @. A. players leave on fast
train this afternoon for Chicago. where the
last important open amateur tournament Of
the Western season starts on Wednesday
morning at the Glen View Club. The first
and second sets may qualify in the eighteen
hole medal round, in which there Is also low
score prize to be won. New ideas are that
tho beaten players in the first round of the
two cups will continue as foursome pairs for
the fello wship cup and that q mixed foursome
handicap will DO held on one OF the days.
Women are barred at Eastern open tourna-
ments and so have to nook by themselves.
condition that has not helped to make the
mems tournaments moro popular.
coli Club tam de lei pt the team from the
Park Golf Club yesterday afternoon in the
Central ysrsey z Golf League tournament by
o1anierd Gef Club. ". pay,s. o J: O. Edge
T Tsi1si t. q A E. sdse0ome' o. E. Blsen'y' l.
Coz e g 3 s.s,, rse.E a,! ssv
Sssis; Herbert Rogers /; Samuel Tow TS$issnd' O.
The as sfs sz GET Pab eups r .s s sens
ss:L %ssson s III. s7ess Sslisen Miller.
.s. ns az. %sH o, h sb at
ssefs Of n The best @ the
Weekly competition for the golf COMMITTEES
The SCORES returned for the Gaston cup were
.d1s e. Gs r. :ss V " Sa ssf
III. i-lia
.sos Il s5s e.ns s Ss2ss; colt i. ss1%
xoqrnsment between teams from the West
snS fesusd s II to sst'
westned Golf o,ub-shsrman. @ Woodward.
,eyd S9ad Sruss TIey Wcnt e. rot1H
/ Buck. o: cruikshAnk. o. Morris. o. Total.
Tas as sSuss 4 IL
s.n holes Another eiahteen holes S,sy WiYl have
to be played. H. +; Knight won the Sep
fu4edo won "a: handsome Foster CUP. yes
net n on sS The s Eond
lions were thirty-six holes handicap medal
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,N5wAnn, Sept: as:-The fn nal match for
tween ~ KsIzsiSss :a% s Sh;5f !: Se!ssl
.As 4. S. hung s 4 icl ssr
" Ma1WsI WHO detected +: F: Whitney
S Hr oTp t ind IS aaa
PVT IL scores made Ct any time up e Oct: i.
sixteen for q consolation cup. The only
ss ys. rha.
day. Oct. q, the tournament VIII open for
coz ss saa to The shs n: ID
knay be invited.
IN p. cup scene q 81 on
sttprday, E; r. Van TssseI q, was the winner
h. sebsIt diSded the points fof third
place. The scores:
m y ben T.fse os .oi 1s e. s! M H. 10
T. h f Tssa0 IL. ~ sl lsoe' f. T. h''' ''' "
Fl. l.. Boyd. who received three strokes,
beat Ernley Blackwell on Sept. for the
Jubilee cup at st. Andrews, Scotland. the
important trophy OF the autumn on the noted
courses In the final for the South OF Ire
land championship. at Lahinch. played on
Sept. 10, David Foster Of Frnton defeated
Horace Castle Of Chiswick. by up. Among
the players for the Jubilee vase were Herbert
Gladstone. NJ. P. H. W. Foster. NJ. p. and
John l.. Low.
Robert Maxwell, the former champion.
retains the bloom Of his game on his favorite
course. North Berwick. In the recent COM
petition Of the Tantallon Club. he won the
medal, although strong northwesterly
wind had to be reckoned with all the way
out, in ~, 1871. His closing was with five
a. and three.
Mrs Charles T. Stout will not take out
In the women's national championship nor
In the team Of matches or the Women's Met
ropolitan Golf Association. as the care Of her
little son is at present too exacting to per-
nit Of any LONG trips from home Mr.. and
new house on Staten Island. which is In the
Richmond County Country club grounds.
and very near the first tee OF the links.
Having reached the stage, when a spicy
exchange Of person alities has succeeded
to the calm consideration Of the RECEPTION
accorded to Walter J. TRAVIS by the En- lish
players and critics, the Coll Wusfrdted brings
The controversy that has fourished for some
weeks In it's columns to close with the
publication OF the following letter and edict;
SIR: DuIee est destpsre IN Ioeo-Mr. Hutchinson
and apparently diner as 10 when a gentle joke
let" is IN loco or not still think that N Hutchin-
a "inke the expense of eminent visit