The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-26
t,OIF.
.Icrsc, Team League Adopts Rules-Re-
suits From The Links.

At nm executive committee meeting yes
terdny OF the New Jersey Golf League the
schedule for a series of thirty team matches
was adopted. Of which twenty will be played
in the spring on Saturdays from May II 10
July t. and ten in the fall on the Saturdays
from sept % 10 oct Ii In attendance
we're: John NJ Ward Montcnir; Charles W.
O'Connor. Essex County; Frank NJ Wilson
and w Z. T. Moore. Enelewood: Louis p.
Bnyard Jr Baltusrol and Archibald Graham,
North Jersey. The only club not represented
was the Morris County Golf cub
The following by-laws were adopted
l. The name OF the organization shall b, the
p 4 team shall consist OF six men. bu, airy mum
Der beyond that can play on agreement OF the
g. Each team Victory 10 count one point,
4 Individual matches 70 be scored on tne Nassau
sy stem T. G.. one point for the nfSi nine holes one
poln, for the second nine holes and one point ioF
S. Defaults OF individuals to coun, three points
for the opposing team. but y team numbers moro
than six men defaults shall not be counted
club for az least sixty days previous to match.
unless permitted 10 play by special permission OF
!. 30 player can represent more than one team
In season.
5. Matches cannot be postponed unless by pre-
vious consent OF the executive commtee
o. In OF Ne for nrsi place at the end Of the
same must b. played OF on a neutral course
to be selected by the executive committee
10. Any ties not Affecting nrsi and second places
need not be played OF.
In order to guard against possible obiec
tons 10 the use OF Saturdays for the matches
on the part OF those who are only able to golf
on that day the lea que players viii not n
sist on tie right OF way and when mutually
convenient the team pairs VIII nave the
privilege OF playing in the morning.
Thawinc conditions made golhng possible
again yesterday on the local links A. inc
stakes since tho cold snap brought out ten
players. The results.
G. wcatherby. o. G So. Charles Adams ios.
1916; James II. Merritt, lbs. 80. II. c. Du Val
No cards Daniel Chaunccy. :. 7. NUTS. WI
liam Jeryle. c, J. CroolalI, /. II. Webster. W C.
Barber.
PALM BEACH. Feb y The semi-Anal
and final for he south Florida champions hip
were played to-day. K II Mcllwee winning
the cha mpton-hlp cup. A. ;. Carpenter the
seminole cup. Langley. the visitors c,np.
and G p Bullen the consolation cup. The
following are the results,
Championship. Somi-Anal-n. II. McElwee beat
u. = Kingsley. up and !; Paul Waterman beat
{. B. Cory. tup snd2. Flnal-McElwce beat Water
Seminole Cup. Serni nnal-A. s Carpenter beat
r II Lockwood NO and . 81 John Wood beat Il.
Hyde. / up flual-Carpcntcr beat Wood. up
Visitors Cup. Scmi-nnsl-v Langley heat p,
] Phillips ! M. c :. Bracket heat j. Parks. up
C20hocs. Fnhi-IsnEley beat Bracket. w aud
Consolation cup, semi lnai-N r. Edgc hcAt
" Gordon Brown up and .: G. J.; bullen heat
Edward Wharton. I up 40 holes. Final Bullcn
beat Edge. up and ;
In the special thirty-six hole medal play
competitions on Friday at the san Pedro
links City OF Mexico. VIII Anderson won he
professional match with ! /. Ihnsc OF tho
home club. the amateur fixture. Wiz smith
made the new record OF q? stroke below
tho mark set earlier in the week by Aleck