New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
OPEN GOLF AT NASSAU.
Ninety-fonr Players Entered for
annual Fall Tournament

Ninety-four players have entered for ~.
annual fall open golf tournament which beef,.
this morning over the attractive links Of TIE
Nassau Country Club near Glen Cove To,9
Island. The field bristles with class and an in
teresting contest is looked for. Among those
who will drive off from the first tee are Jerome
D. Travers and Findlay S Douglas. Of the home
club: Walter !. Travis Garden CITY: Charles
Seely. Apawsmis: Dwight Partridge Bedford:
Harold Wilcox. Montclair. Douglas Laird
Princeton; John Reed, jr. St. Andrews, Donald
MackeIlar Midland; Ralph Peters and Percy
Pyne. I'd. both from Princeton
Seven clubs have slgnifed a willingness 10 take
part I'm the team contest. entries being received
from St. Andrews. Nassau, Apawamis. Fox
Hills and Dyker Meadow. the list concluding
with nominations know. as Princeton graduates
and Princeton colIegiates. Garden City may also
be added
This team contest viii be held in conjunction
with the thirty-six-hole qualifying round. which
VIII be on throughout the day Competing teams
consist Of four players each. and the rnernber
OF the combination with the lowest aggregate
total VIII al receive prizes Numerically. Mas
sau easily heads the entry list with thirty-three
WnIie liberal responses have been received from
Fox HIS, Princeton. Apawarnis and Englewood.
For those failing To qualify in the first division
there will be two other sixteens. Those who
practised on the links yesterday say they never
say the turf in better shape The entries in fuI
follow:
Jerome D. Travers. FiEaIay : Douglas. H 2 Valtnsy
John II Nave II a pa1nins Fl y Maxwell ?
Busch, Donald D Geddis, r T Me5usty. z. P worral
GoodeIi G K Hudson F Hopkins H59sri e95 " !.
c Q Cafes. W g Resch3r !. L allen caries Adsn..
johnson. r v Honeyman and z A Loring H. all OF
r. r. MaEnlooss FOX HIS; T C. Enneve-. Baru,ror.
Bert Allen Fox HIs; a H. Hart. Apazarnis: Waiter j.
sherman Apz~snis: George Barnes Dyksr Messa ~ =
a R.,5 Nest9 E s55s HaTn 12 42sT1m John
B. Clarke. ApaHa-nis: G H Grflths Crescent a. g.
Wheeler. If. Baltusrol; E y. Kendall Fox Hts r P
PINE ID Princeton; J. b EImendorf Apawamis Y +
Butler Crescent a c Harold Wilcox Nontell. William
L Swan, jr Columbia. ). Whitney Baker Princeton:
r,o1riss lara Princeton F B Barrett Fox HIS ri
Peters Princeton; Z F. Psrmlse. New-Havea: J D.
Pr.pcetcn: s. D, Bowers. Bro5kiaTn: ? Durysa IN
So n " Tare14o1 FS1EIev5od- III T HaiEet Cen
View: J. r clarendon. Englswo0t. z v. Cor<zan.
Bun: r. T Simpson BaltusroI. George K Fullerton
aPs0Fa E22ses se ss "2SE ai s5sth rI
HIS: H s.srn Richn9a1 HI Griffith Bonner Knoll
vcod z. c. sawyer. Midland. and c H Kirk Fox HIA
Angus Sinclair president OF the Arsdale Golf
Club. has presented a valuable cup to be COM
peted for at handicap match play. A start will
be made on Saturday with an eighteen hole
medal round, the urSL Sixteen 10 qAdIILy lot the
presidents cup and the second sixteen for
consolation prize The finals for both cups Will
be at thirry-six holes
two-cIub competition is on for Dyker
Meadow on Saturday Conditions call for eigh-
teen holes. medal play handicap. contestants
being allowed 10 select any two clubs TO be
used throughout the competition
The four ball women's contest to have been
PLAYED at Apawanis yesterday was postponed
The team matches in the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association series will claim attention to-
morrow.