The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-17
COLLEGE GOLFERS TO TEE UP.
IT. C. EGAN TO PLAY FOR HAIR
YARD AT MYOPIA.

big Field In the Mixed F0urs0nne Hands
cap TO Close Women's Championship
Annual Tournament at Fox Hills
Club This Week-Intercity Team Match.
But one national golf championship re-
mains to be played, that OF the Intercollegi-
ate Golf Association. and II Will begin TO-
morrow on the links Of the Myopia Hunt
club near Boston. Harvard. the present
holder OF the team championship. will have
II. Chandler Egan. the amateur champion,
to marshal her men. and teams VIII also
play from Yale. Princeton and Pennsylvania,
with Cornell and Columbia doubtful The
individual championship. now In possession
OF Frank O. Reinhart OF Princeton, also Is
down for decision during the week.
Jerome ID. Travers. who beat both Findlay
s. Douglas and Walter j. Travis on the last
day Of the Nassau tournament. Is TO be
starter at the invitation tournament OF the
Fox Hills Golf Club. next Thursday. FRIDAY
and Saturday. The entries close on Wodnes'
day evening with s. NJ. Dix, secretary. 81
Nassau street. and the committee consists
of James q, Patterson, j. A. Janin, John NJ
Ward, G.. r. kelso and Charles Sparks
Thursday will be given up to an eighteen
hole qualifying round. and from the accessl-
bility of the links contestants may make the
round before or after going 20 business Tor
half day. The first and second siSteens VIII
start in on Friday morning for the Fox HIS
and Clifton trophies, respectively, and the
beaten eight Of the first sixteen will begin
play in the afternoon for the Southfeld
trophy. Semi-hnal and final rounds will be
on Saturday and also an eighteen hole medal
play handicap with lowest gross and net
score prizes.
The annual fall tournament of the Chevy
Chase Club. Washington. will also be on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. 1t always
attracts delegation from the NJ G. A. clubs
Miss Georgiana Bishop and Mrs. 4. +.
Sanford. although the latter with C. F. Wat
son. Sr.. as partner, did not return card.
took part last Saturday afternoon in the
mixed foursomes at the Merton Cricket Club.
a convincing argument to prove that morn
ing golf match is not too fatigung for
woman. The summary:
Mrs S. E. Price and a. G. Rosengarten, 1o2. H--ss;
Miss L. Blddle and o. II. p. Pepper 9S SO: Mrs.
a. II. Harris and H. W. Perrin. 90, Go: Miss NJ.
Curtis and L. c. Boser OF. 80 Miss l.. Wander
hon and ID. Peterson. %. 2-9l Miss L. a Wells and
W. NJ McCawlcy lol. SOS; Mrs. C. +. Fox and
W. p. Smith, o. O-93: Mrs. r. II. Barlow and r., ".
Lesley io.. 1914; Miss J. a; Carpenter and " ".
loo. e"s4 Mrs st. G. WORK and c. s Farnum UNI "a q.
les; Mrs. n. p. Rogers and H p. Clark, lol, es;
:: I,, H ssi1. :! "a %;assst &
h ee$,0P fss aer ss5sGS = % kn sRa
f H. g. hesislsT io7, -; MS 4: i: ADAMS and
Lnseweay , &c. ?u97 Miss Snt EgnC &c, T,rTy
nd o Mrs. MSS D. o ad aha and
oscar Woodward. los, 0-ea; MIS-. A. Finley and
4 y. ,TiIIinshast, ios, loo; Miss h Curtis and
T. l. Wilson, 100 600 Miss 4 ;,I LoSkwood and
f f and Dr. i, Kennedy Hi, Ios )" !oii
Mrs +. y. Morris, jr. us, is 10; Mrs i. j. Smlih
and Herbert Jaaucs III. IL los; Miss Pauline
Mackey and H. G. Lloyd. ll2. 600.
ners in the minor events at the womens
championship:
Non oualiners Handicap for. Roter W. Lesley
CgpnMlsss Dorothy Mars. Huntingdon Valley
R9sfy Hsnd1sP s G,,som cup-As'
sf Driving contesi for C. :. s Farnum cup-Miss
Harriet Curtis, Boston,
MISS Loie bod and mis- Kiss p orer '''e' NC WIN
ss e.. and GT euB
Mixed EouTsom me Handicap for CUPS from yin yin,
and & g. Roscngar,cn, Philad eiphia, iC2, I4-ss,
Miss Georglanna Bishop. the woman cham
For women ,, att at the New Haven Country Club.
on Oct. 20. 81 and 2s. Others to play in the
national tournament who are entered include
Anita Phelps Of Springfield, Miss X. g Harley
OF Fall River. Mrs. \. Pendeton Rogers OF
Baltusrol and Miss Helen Darlington Of New
Haven. with n number from the Boston clubs.
The New Haven Country club course is said
to be one Of the finest in the country for
tee carries OF, long second shots which would
unduly punish a woman player. The course
has also no local rules. and. being rather
be at at dsadvantaee, There viii be a, quail.
flying. round of eighteen holes with q gold
medal for low score . Three Fights yin con
There will also. be a consolation prize for
those %tb s st Snd in the @
Ra19"S will h0 Wind up '' with an eshteen f hoe
teen hole one. with the distances as follows;
First. SIS yards, second, sl1; third. leo: fourth
si4 NTH, 2aS sixth. AS; seventh. $40 eighth. 10
n ,heenss co., iss tteen,h aso six
teenth. 1875: seventeenth ss4; eighteenth. Hs Total
5.co5 yards. DOGGY, 7S'
by Miss F, {. Grlscom and Miss Louisa 4.
Wells vii p5y yd an a. English fo TEAM to include
Club. Toronto. next Thursday.
Arrangements for the Metropolitan Golf
fSiisdeipha Golf Association at Garden n city i
on Oct % are in the hands Of c. F. Watson.
Sr. Findlay :. Douglas will be unable to
play, but acceptanccs have been received
from Walter j. Travis and nearly all Of those
asked to play.
On the days prior to the big automobile
ra CO Frank n. Croker took out In turn nearly
all of the golfers stay ing at Garden City 10
show them how his racing machine ira yelled
Croker had John Moller. Jr., with him for one
lap. The machine ran at good clip. wheel
the Jericho pike, with a sickness to prove
Croker's close judgment in steering but Mol
ler's heart was in his mouth. Twenty miles
from Garden City Croker stopped to Ak some
thing, and Moller got out and climbed on
fence.
Nothing at ALL" was the reply I'm
lust standing here waiting for cab"
GLEN COVE, y. Y. Oct, I6.-At the Nassau
Golf Club interest centres around the contest
for the club championship. the first and sec
ond rounds of which, were played yesterday.
In the opening rounds for the championship,
follows:
". L. Picks heat c. a. Adams up and to inlay:
Z, A Dunning beat T. n Hooper, IN and n M 4,