The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-12
IMPORTANT WEEK IN GOLFING.
AMATEUR TOURNAMENTS AT
ORANGE AND MANCHESTER.

Open Championship OF Philadelphia Assoc
citation 70 Be Played at Bsia-Oiympio
Contests 70 Begin on Friday--Fred
Heereshen Born ON Blizzard Night
Many who played In the amateur cham
pionship have entered for the invitation
tournament of the Essex County Country
Club, Orange, on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, for which the lists close tomorrow
night with the tournament committee at the
club The freedom OF the course In extended
to contestants for practice rounds. The
qualifying round on Thursday morning
will be at eighteen holes. with Q gold medal
for low score, and the first and second six"
teens will begin at match play for oups In the
afternoon. The beaten eight for the nrst
cup will play for a consolation cup. beginning
on Friday morning. All the final rounds
on Saturday will be at thirty-six holes. when
there will also be an eighteen hole handicap
for cup, the M. U. A. ratings to govern.
Frank o. Reinhart. L. II. Conklin. j. W. Baker,
F. H. Thomas. Max Behr. j. NJ. Rhett. r, G.
Carroll. George 7. Brokaw, r. C.Watson. Jr.,
and W. T. West are among the early entries.
besides C. w. o'Connor, @. F. Watson and
all tho homo players.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday. also.
the open scratch tournament for the Equinox
and Orvis cups will be held at the Ekwanok
Country Club. Fred Herresho6 will be
starter. and large delegation Of the NJ. @. A.
players.
The second annual open championship
Of the Philadelphia Golf Association Will
be held on the same days at Bla. II wiz
be at match play throughout. for 500 purse
and the IS entrance fees added, the winner
TO take one-half Of the total. the runner-up
one quarter and the ssmi-fnahsts each one
eighth share.
n. Chandler Esan win captain the team
of the Western Golf Association to play the
annual match with the Transmississippi
uolf Association on Friday ~ the Glen Echo
3oN Club, st. Louis. 1t fs the second match.
the Transmississippi team winning last year.
There will be fifteen on side. The day
following. the olympic championship for
teams Of ten will be decided at thirty-siI holes.
medal play. 30 far the Western and Trans
mississippi associations. only. have entered
for the event. On Monday. Sept. 10. the
Olympic golf championship will open with .
thirty-si1 hole qualifying round. Unless
W, j. Travis goes on. the interest will rest
In the struggle Of the Western players for
the title and handsome trophy. The entries
sSss sSS nG from ss ais n
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Club.
W. W. Burton. who played at Sandwich.
H s saff sd Rsls II for on IeDs
with Mira. Burton and her sister, Miss Mabel
Higgins whS holds the shsmpo;nIsa rs,uT o.
pons Il p It the CUB The week
but ss H W ac ES1 ST. foa 70
Coronado Beach for long sojourn.
Fred Herreshof, runner-qp IN the ameteur
Sifsred. was made By his father on Saturday
~ Fred wa: born. said Hsrreshon senior.
ION q night that al New Workers viii re-
member; q. Che night Of the great blizzard in
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scores: vfp y WSoI 500 soN g. l. Fpss-
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afternoon att ss The results were: r; a. seheneX
beat G. ". Royce a up. to go; Robert Mitchell
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Thomson beat J; H. Holton. Aup. to 60. ,
10 10 sfyHH howard Sia saadsh
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| turned were:
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HAM T g. h ,S .s7 ~ ~ Thompson '' ''
P1ANY1EIp. Sept III. 3, Hubbard won
| arst honors for the, e2lf committee cup at The
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PLArNY1rIp, Sept 1.-THE postponed match
l Club and Colonia Golf Club teams ID the
| Central Jersey Golf League tournament re-
| suited In q victory for the home team by q
score OF to 9. Nassau system The sum-
| mary:
| Pars-s. W. Faber. s. Arthur Psct q HeIesTt
Rogers :; G g Fabsr 9; Snsriss A. SeeT .; u
ooiohis.h; 2. .TuekeI Q; 4. F. smith w p e 4
| a. W. Buck i; ". L. Oliver, o. Total, Q.
| In the play OF OF the tie for the holiday cup
| Gus W. faber won with o score Of 10 from
| John L. Watson, who made 70 net.
LAWN TENNIS.
! Glow Progress Being Made In Staten
| Island Tournament.