The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-19
MANY GOLF TOURNAMENTS.
CONTESTS IMPENDING AT ENGLE-
WOOD AND TWAALFSKILL LINKS.

CONTESTS IMPENDlNO ~ ENULA-
WOOD AND TWAALFSKILL LINKS.
women to Meet At Nassau On Friday-Ciose
OF Their spring Team Matches-Great
Island Club Tells Why = Lobster Cup
Announcements From the West.
There IL to be a heavy entry for the first
open tournament of the Engiewood Golf Club
on Thursday. Friday. and Saturday. Walter
j. Travis is regarded as doubtful starter,
but those who have sent word they will play
comprise nearly every other player OF note
In the neighborhood. with q few from Phila-
delphia, Pittsburg and New England. There
will be cups for three sixteens and the beaten
eight in Class A. the usual score medals and
net prizes In the closing handicap; with
best ball foursome for two gold medals
on Friday afternoon. Both the qualifying
round and the handicap will be at eighteen
holes. with all match play final rounds at
thlrty-si1 holes. The entries close to-day
with Frank NJ. Wilson at tho Produce EI-
change. who with II. Y. Keep and W. E. F.
Moore, makes up the tournament committee.
Charles B. Cory has sent out the welcome
call to an open tournament at the Great
Island Golf Club, Hyannis. Mass. on July 8.
8, 7 and 8. There will be a thirty-six hole
qualifying round. with match play cups
galore to follow. besides best ball foursome
and handicap. This tournament had to be
skipped last year In the absence Of the club In
Europe--it consists OF Mr.. Cory and two more
millionaires-but this season finds the orsanl-
cation again keen to act as host. The course
and clubhouse are unrivaled.
Those who fail to qualify on July 8 and
those defeated In the first round OF the con-
ISOLATION cup will play for the Lobster cup.
The title Is a novel one and Is explained by
this note in Mr.. Cory's announcement; The
Lobster cup is punch bowl having lobster
on the cover. hence the name. 'Hont soft oui
mol y pense'" The runner-up for the Lob
ster cup will be presented with book en-
titled How to Play Golf.
Notices are out from the Western Golf
Association fixing the annual team match
against bosy for the Marshall Field trophy
at Exmoor on July and giving the de-
tailed program OF tho seventh annual amateur
championship to be held at Glenview on July
rs to 20.
There will be q family party OF the largest
sort on Thursday. Friday and Saturday lor
the golfers and their sweethearts. sisters,
cousins and wives from the eight clubs In
the Hudson River Association will meet for
tho fourth annual tournament. II will be
u
Si new s'sG ns there viii be an eighteen
hole round on THURSDAY morning for gold
SssH 1T The GSR sHs hd M.
KIN Won The frst ehaSmpen,hiP RSseTi psl
p. Tiffany, Powelton. last years champion
ship There yin be an eighteen hole i handi
the talk Of the season up and down the Hud-
son. a reception to the women players OF the
league at the Twaalfskill Club. on Friday
evening This is tn, list of prizes and donors:
in san By me0A
Cup for champion. to be won outright, from
Frank coykendaI, and runner up cup from
Consolation cup from Txsa,sk M. Club and run
n'F Up 'sR e sTS's from JOIN
and up from Hon 81
u' Beaten a eish, cups presented by Messrs Whine,
watson N. freer and Twaaltskill Club.
The TwaalfskilI links viii be open to-day
Of Of Course are only from members OF the
n,a S as Ss are ,ss in ns
has direct local interest.
at the Women's Metropolitan, Golf Asso-
citation championship last week. but very
welcome was the anno4ncement OF a one
players Of NJ g. A.. clubs, The improvement,
y play OF the New York women isye5y marks s
practise gained in the one day tournaments;
The comminglins Of the players. too; WI W.
says ,.,1 that she will not play at Nassau, but
the Misses who MIX and De Mrs
f s%' T Rf' ss more vii III; ter fhs
at 'S Glen a"1 Cove. BY ,o-moIEoT Miss !; Hurry
will ha IN al aa G 10
The spring dates in the Women's Metro
politan Golf Association team series have ave
until September, with ten contests TO be held
and the championship match. The record
now stands:
Ensiewood. lost 2; NASSAU won i. lost i; Richpond
County yop !; los! / ,, :, r co,,,r ,,., D..
Norris County, won /: Plainncld. won 1:
C. A. Kimball won the handicap and led
the Ss M se for and 1 d uS w. on
H Hs 0ass t re: R for sss
second time, with -. l2-72,
VIII Anderson. tho open champion. who
took part in the British, open Championship
e. St. Andrews on Sat anhiy The
a more severe punishment to the players
than the, many new bunkors and the stretching
northeast wind prevailed at the, start. Tom
Morris was able to be- at the starting tee. The
greens we're very keen. Harry Warden, who
day Before, had the worst sort Of luck on the
opening round, the crowd following him and
forcing line more, than once that he did not
Of H Braid ID iraSniiicent. the driving superb
and approaching good. Occasionally Braid
was short in putting. but the victory I'M
doubtedly went TO the best player under the
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