The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
TEAM GOLF on MANY LINKS.
FREEPORT STARTS WITH VIC
TORY IN LONG ISLAND LEAGUE.
EnslewoOd Wins From North Jersey--Pr0-
grams Out for the Amateur Chsm'
pionship-Plans for tho Professionals
At Van Cortlandt-TOurney At Deal.

EnBleWOOO WINS FTOsU NOru Jersey
grams Out for tho Amateur Cham'
pionship-Plans for tho Professionals
At Van Cortiandt- At Deal.
Clubs were swung for the first time this
season in the Long Island Team League
yesterday. when Freeport sent it's eight
picked men to the Highland Coli Club course.
midway between Jamaica and Flushing
for the opening match Of the series. club
swung with particular effect WAS Watts's
putter. HOB he used with one hand In croauet
mallet style, and BY It's aid settled the chances
OF NJ. I. Murray. who led the Fresport oisn.
Murray had lead Of up In The first round
so he only lost one point. Scribe also lost
point TO Joost. Jr. The Freeport PLAYERS
won out In all tho other matches and obtained
the honors of the day BY II to 2. Nassau
count.
The a.sl7-yard round Is q fne. undulating
course for an inland ono. with the turf better
than ever before. The bogy is SO, but no
one came near to it In the match. The rough
grass. left as hazard OF the line OF play BY
Manager Kerr. was . sure punishment for
wild drives and made the totals rather high.
The team score:
Freeport-M. T Murray. Q: r. Jenkins. /: D. a.
Tu 5setm N e An soIbs FSt. Il l.
o. y;s T. z ssSS: y jo 81:
The return match yin b. At t, EET'e % on
have nc not as yet she dss Rs
Highland members also played the first
round, on the point system, for the ,tourna.
on y be-. On
B p e. VIII TO- sS r oe.I goo. lGs
si It ,o4 loot L !, H. Hos6s TO- sSs '
III SS n It team e. Path
field Country Club this afternoon the lnen
were victorious by score OF ?? to .. The
summary:
Womsn-Mrs: n: Psnsl..opR , HoEsn q N ~:
. Sodderd FAN, M.s Martha Robert Mrs.
Ro W J. G..ansy b d "a
Harry C. Munger won first honors for the
golf committee cup. making the best net
score Of the season. es. The scores
Arssu e. A aSnssy g. - pf Msssa 70
4. /. ot,e,son; q. TO g. ~ FuTmsn e. o.1s
i 3 H'f fssqsp. = 1ea T. rs teS.i.f
Ssrd % - l. M h T~eeS az, % % Tyler
by defeating ogden Rogers in tho 6nal play
BY up in 10 holes.
Programs are out for the amateur cham
pionship, to be held at the Chicago Golf Club.
Wheaton. Aug. $ to IL. The only novel point
hole Qualifying round viii Be played In sisb.
teen hole sections on the first two days.
s yin Ss IL e I'll tss Rse. pshs
s en v os mus b 81 sent .h y f Feows.
The Western Golf Association has put up
the Olympic trophy for an annual match
between teams from recognized Eoif asso ESQ,
Citations. The first competition VIII De held
at Whoa ton AuR, I,
The 1 best cards Din in the .sekly hspdssB
c,J; crooAsll. a. ;r7t;M P: ws1ses; s.; Ill;
H HsTne Is IL @ e. aek H. s So Capt
s sns With P y ne sd H. il the .ee1ns s
81 ss Fox Of H Ss sf hub s'naS s
S. Cas- ass AK j. q 9.n Hoo g. =. s aocm .sa
Class M Rcs so o. 2'7 d v. Ke's e.
iiee lis; /, W Donnelley. liz. i's@ ". L.
PLA1SrrELp. July The weekly com.
the Park Golf Cub this afternoon st,racted a
GtSi 81 ios. as. +. ,; Rice; ,SI. lS.-ss,
j. NJ Williamson l2l. 3o-ei; Rev. c, l.. Good
rich loi. /? 90 j. H. Howell. io7 ls-o2.
The four winners in the soli ball sweep
al the Apawams Club YESTERDAY were H 4.
fhf1% Fsm fs 7s s and h & %sr g.
day. o. 8--sA.
:. Enslewood. on the home course. beat the
North Jersey Country, Club team by - to 4
1o dsFe in ha " sscfe Of the Ne"
TnsrT Ss2n.. 0!'RBseIns IT, K %sos
". E. r. Moore 8; Frank Snare. g. W. H. Sykes, l:
=. Norm Iersey2A. Graham, ?; W; G; Scott. Q:
In, the handicap qualifying round for the
MaCksy eu tor the he ss Of the ssre the
81. f ise7a: an, and F. NJ wilson. So $50 f The
best scores in the .thrty-siK hole putting
for hdes ss b. eI IN Which
Saturday. were
I'm. wilson. 50: Frank Snare. 81, G; A, Graham
&c Moo. es 's*i II Foster ss IS 7"S'' '' '" f. F.
, Al The details have been completed fo!
at Van Cortlandt Park, Thursday and Friday,
July Z and Z o At meeting of the executive
feported that $3.50 had been received toward
the $500 which win make Up the purses 1t
was also reported that there were forty
SIGNALS intend to come in a body The
tournament committee is working on the
rules governing the tournament and will
opened by Park Commissioner Schrader.
A banquet will be given to the professionals
by amateur golfers at the conclusion Of the
tournament. Friday night. July Z. At thl;
to the successful players. The executive
committee asks the cooperation Of the golfers
OF New York to make the tournament one
of the most successful events ever held in
this section-if not the entire country.
In the sweepstakes at the Eastern Park
way Golf Club yesterday A.. L. Sherman won
the first choice. W. J. Funk, the second and
George Drury and J. f. Adams were tied for
third choice. The scores;
A. |. Sherman, rs. 1913; W. ]. Funk, 40. lea:
u T. Adams. so. 10 20: George Drury, 90, 800:
Meurer. o. aS-72; +. N Pend1sh Is. "a "a: X. r.
Matthews. NJ. 49, J. 4. Funk. ITO, IS IS 7. n.
Polhemus. l02. 24-7s. W. n, Harding. Jr.. 100,
25-si
Competitive golfnR began with boom for
the season yesterday at the Deal Golf Club
forty of the members starting In the handi
cap qualifying round for the Independence
Day cup and runner-up trophy j. B Turner,
.lr, won the gold medal for the best gross
score with 3. The sixteen to qualify we're
d.u ,C.-T7 n T,ro.