The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-27
AT WORK ON GOLF HANDICGPS.
SECRETARY CALKINS SENDS LAST
can TO OFFICIALS.
Nearly All the Clubs Have Adopted Regular
Table-LiSt WIN he out on MAY
--IntersohOIastIe Tournament ~ Gar
den City-Dyker Meadow schedule.

Nearly All the Clubs Have Adopt ed Regular
Table-Litt WIN he out on May
--IntersohOIastIc Tournament ~ Gar
den City-Dyker Meadow schedule.
A fine progress IL reported by the handi-
| cap committee Of the Metropolitan Coli
| Association and there Is now little rear that
| the list will not be out on May /. with more
uniformity in the ratings than ever before.
| Nearly all the clubs have adopted the official
handicap table and have 50 notified the com
| rnittee In order to avoid Inconsistencies N
! the oniCal list by having any OF the tluo
handicaps returned by some dlnerent 9yS atts,.
/ 20 the few clubs that have failed so Tar TO
/ send the required Ger tihcate;
/ whether You have adopted the oficlal table.
/ or course. we appreciate that II may DC, I'M
posss9e ST UI SS n T your SS club last year
! and " may. therefore, be Impossible ior o you
! 20 strike an average OF said three best SCORES
First. that YOU shall make list Of your
: players who receive handcaps. and put after
| his best score average. This " 20 De ar
| rived at by taking the average OF ms thIee
best scores bHt not known put d0T@ ngHEes
| represent hls average best play when ne u
! right on his game II you know hi ~
about players form do not put MIN on 'ne
! second HsylnF made up the list and nd
/ having prepared handicap table, as directed
| in the circular Of March !. allot all handicaps
! Ia strict accordance with the table. instead
OF gyipg 70 each player hapd i, e aei tbe
par for your links and his best score average.
| Third Certify TO the committee that you
t fs eOS as above quoted. we shall reserve
the right either to arbitrarily lower or talst
uC hsn3csPS or to sSyf reason se for S th
: il that We are unwilling 70 include names
on our lists with handicaps allotted oy US.
unless we have the Information when We
deem necessary 10 make our work accurate
and consistent as whole.
! This season the nterscholastic tourna;
ment under the auspices Of 81. Paul Schooi
| will be over the links Of the Garden city COLI
/ Club. on May 49, 10 and 20. An en ort Is TO be
I made 20 attract an entry from as many
schools as possible outside OF the Meropou-
start Of intersoholastc golhng organiza-
lions in Boston and Chicago there has been
tendency to refer to the New fork to cban
pionship, which is not correct. The tourna-
ment has no, connection with the VI. g. A
and now Of ST. Paul's. II has always been
maintained as u free for all. open TO all boys
ever ys1p situated ted 81 PSuls OF Concord and
| LaWTenceyille have furnished winners "a
three Of the contests, and New YORK schools Sd,
/ had the lions share OF the prizes
! J. d. fTsvers, the ,ttleholdeI. will not be
Of 81. PSui's Of G arden City and Fred HERE
| schon are regarded IS likely starters. lhe
: play on May IL Will KID WIN an elkhletH uOl'
. medal round. the scores counting IN the team
championship. the first sixteen qualifying
for the championship and second sixteen
! begin 10 the afternoon and continue on Fri
day, the hnal for both cups, at thirty-sX
be a gold medal for the lowest score in quail
hcaton round, two silver cups and gold medals
to the four members Of he Winning rs teams Sd
viduai and Of 81 in the team contest, which
must be sent with the entries by iSatsH nbSS'
Garden City The entries have also 20 be
certified by the head master OF the school.
! 4 schedule Of weekly competitions from
sued by The Dyker Meadow coli Club. a
dates. There viii be monthly handicaps
on April :, May 10 and June 70. With FIRST
S4 ooTnt to g1asy Tor the SR mp
II: 1f tee T6S fun die oNF for
( the championship cup presented by Alfred
! L, Norris which has TO be won twice to be
I n lScs snS Amos nSH BRsht last YEAR The
/ spring events will also include syeePatakes
JsS T Donald Z. Geddes and William r.
Rhett. The Memorial Day competltion, a
thTtys55 hole OSrb hsiRdSSHp vii 6g be f9T
! 9r., In memory Of his uncle. Henry ". Max
! we'll former member Of the DykeI Meadow
! Iolf Club. in which, the BROOKLYN team won
/ the first half last fall on the New Jersey links.
and ne SsSep s Gs on city Inks q
/ the special ground rules, snow rules ana
definitions Of hazards IL sent out with the
schedule OF dates.
The Princeton Golf Association has again
TGdsT o5 ss M oRsn nj wSs
outlined last wear, but did not materialiZe.
and. a. euoh tournameni would ne q a., novei{,yI
like the opportunity 70 visit Princeton for
such contest this season Three team
matches have been arranged by the Princeton
hove all away from home The fixtures
ere. April a. Bait1sToi 10, S,oH Sin6 ,5Sprpal r.
mond County Country Club.
Pinehurst's great annual meet Of the golfers,
In which the winner will gain possession
OF the North and south champ ionship trophy,
will be held from April 4to 3, Inclusive. There
ship besides the amateur event. Mrs N D,
Paterson Of EnRlewood, who won last YEAR
being a. the links for The former and WI
to pH IAN nj All entries should be sent al
%SS sTe s. PSS FOR H hs North and south
shsTBiO9ssslR PSu 81 55oTcPS
Cory and Dr. Lee Harlan.
FloTidas closing touTnap az begin to-day
a. the 81 augustine COL Club The open
ioHoWea a. the same LINKS by The winter
championship, on Thursday, Friday and
HbNNIuhlE
The annual meeting Of the Nassau Country
Club will be held A. the clubhouse on Satur-
day.
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation championship will be played this
year on June ~, itand Is, stthe RslWsrol Golf
Club course.
AIKEN. 8. C., March "a In the thirty-siI
hole professional medal play az the Pal
metto links for a purse the results we're IS
follows. James MackTell. Palmetto Club.
iba. Willie Anderson, open champion 1874
John Jones. Palmetto, l56: Bernard Nichols,
10. David ogilve, ieo: George low, 1871.
VILLA m Braid. i65.
New YORK 4, e. Runner Protested and
Prize Withheld.
2. Nehrick Of the New York A, c., who
ran such a fast mile Al the Y. NJ c. A. games
10 Brooklyn on Saturday night, was protested
and HE prize withheld pending an inyeeugA-
ton. Sebnck was protested under Rule 4,
Section ?. OF the A. A. l. constitution,
which says that an athlete q member Of
club In the union cannot compete Tor another
club within three months Of the time he com
peted for his original club, Nebtick com
peted about two weeks ago for the sixty
NTH Regiment A. A. Of Buffalo. but since
then he has changed his residence and Ia