The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-07
GOLF.
Women Brave the Rain on tho Engle wood
Links,

OULF.
women Bravo the Rain on tho Engle wood
Links.
Ihere were forty-eeht starters In the
match against bogy Of the Women's Metro.
politan Golf Association yesterday at the
Engiewood Golf Club. fieroe rainstorn
as the players wore turning for home semi
many sourryins to the clubhouse for shelter
but twenty-nlns bravsd the storm and com.
pleted the round.
The women used tho mems course, e,74t
yards, except on the two long holos, where
the ices were put forward somewhat The
mems oogy. 50. was the mark played against
Mrs Stout had good hope Of beating II. fol
she finished despite the storm with SO. Thi,
was wonderfully good scoring. but 1t did moi
satisfy Mrs. Stout.
The rain spoiled my card on the last foul
! holes. was the comment Of the former ma
tlonal champion. otherwise I would hav,
| had a splendid score"
Mrs. Stout won the trophy at > down. ant
there was triple tie for the second prize. te
be played of tomorrow. Miss Elizabeth
Hurry won the FIRST prize In the putting
match with Is. an average OF 2-s strokes
and three were tied for the second prize
at ~.
The putting va twice around tho nine
hole course. In the dell back of the clubhouse
1t was pool OF water before the start. but q
ang Of workmen with big sponges and
brooms made 1t ready for the competition
Mrs. Stout and Mrs. patterson were caught
in the rain again. and although they finished
neither returned cards. Mrs Sanford. after
poor first round, used q mashie for the ap-
preach put on the second circuit. getting i've
of the holes in twos, 1t is against the club
rule to use any club but putter on the green.
mi hn. hat b.
would be disqualified II she won.
There is nothing in the conditions or in
the rules OF golf to bar me using any club
! wish" was the retort OF the runner up in
the national championship, and Mrs. Sanford
continued to use the mashie. As she did
n OF win no appeal was taken.
Besides Mrs Stout's SO. good cards we're o.
by Mrs. Lefferts, 81 by Miss Hurry and 90
by Mrs. Sanford Mrs Paterson played the
card. The summary:
O. down; Mrs, S. 1, Lererts rnsewood, l. 3 down:
Miss NJ. Barber, Englewood. 10, 8 down Miss T..
County. g. down: Ms H X: Ramsdei poweiton ~
Hs Sos'a 1f as HsH
enseck. 10. g down; Mrs. $ W. Brooks. Apawamis.
ussmss.a NM ssW HpH Haven aoxn Nc Rnn
Apawamls. IL; down; Miss z, Hurlburt; Morris
County. 4, down; MTs. James Barclay Hacken !.
down; Mrs. J. r. Boyle. Ensiewood. u. . down;
Mrs 4: Il Pouch PoweI GoI,, 10 . down Miss
Apawan,s. 8. 10 down Miss Hozsey, North Jersey.
/ 10 down: Mis-: F. Fellows, Underwood 10. 10 down:
Herbert NUM- h.ck s. q ao 4, .osn MI
"a N 6,,s5son
Miss b. Graham, North Jersey Miss Van Boskerck.
SSoya,y: &i:s i: Graham. SS5ts Jersey: II.: RasS
s sde MIS- sss
Lane. Richmond County; Mrs Cunningham Engie:
"G Eighteen Hole Putting Ma.cn-Mlss F. Hurry.
mond County 22o MI iI. Lsf5,: Enxss
Mi.: +: TelleTs; Engisyeod; ., $50 vi; BsdeiII
SSH Z 4!a r"sf = s Nss
coans q Miss E. HurSn ne Morris connaS
q, T.A: Mrs. S. ": Brooks .Apawamis, "a, 2s-55
rshsm NoT Sesey ~ Miss cscs *
County "a asss Mn Harris A !,
ningham, EssieSoSd: IS; ss.si Mss K.T' North
20. 800: Mrs. II. Mum. Hackensack. 81. go.
Among the New York Golf Club members.
e send entries to the Knollwood weed, Country
tomorrow. In the final last year c, G; Rowe
Of the New York Golf Club beat ". c. Carne-
gle Of s. Andrews and PHtstburg for the frs.
a tan cortanddt player should have Won is
said by the New York members to be the
reason why they we're not invited this year
uua civ n n
ment. chiefly to wipe oil the slate our obi
cation to the clubs that invite Us to n their
but also to have good time among our
friends. No explanations, are due TO any
club that has not received an invitation 1t
ment and then barred members Of club"
The entries close tonight with Judson s.
Todd, the secretary. at the knoiwo1d Coun-
night. the list including John Moller Jr..
who has not been at a tournament since last
f. Gssm d o F Fs4s Sd Gsmyp sid FS
and a 4. " Heyt p Portland Me- xSo vas
agnep lHp tHo Years AGO Trav. had not
entered up to last night. and as he is usually
an early entrant he is not expected this time
The first half of an annual home and home m
on Saturday at the Ross Hall links. New
when tn the home pfye s.oT won from
the trenton tehlH ny o " 3. hS eSoiS'
New Brunswick Smith. Q: N; A. Wilson. o. X. \.
wilson. :; Stevenson. 5; Rashborne. o; Street. s.
NTrenton-Scammell. l: Roebling, o: Anderson, o:
Firman, o: Tobin, 0: Kent, o. Cutter. !. Total. 2.
There are $40 entries for the British open
championship at st. Andrews to-day and
to. morrow the international interest resting
in the nomination Of Will Anderson, Aleck
smith and George 8. Lyon. the Canadian
amateur champion. There were IA entries
at Prestwick last year. i2e being professional
and eighteen amateurs. There was but one
~ Scotland beat England il the annual match
on the eve of the amateur championship,
8 matches TO 5. John Ball, u, beat Robert
MAXWELL who led the Scots, by S up and
To play. A. q. Barry. the college boy who
won the amateur, was Of course non player.
iils fame had not yet dawneo
Msnohesser is the center Of Vermont Esolf;;
e eiaS dstes With Interest; The annual tSgrls.
msnS VIII bs the handicap fixture, July l.
and Z; Taconjo cup. July 10. 81 and 22: hrst
presidents cup, Aug. %, -. Is and 20. and
the Equinox cups on Sept, and o. The
Vermont championship. held now by. Fred
Herreshofi, will be In play at the Noun
Anthony Golf Club. Bennington. Aug. IL.
Is and 10.
Three bunkers have been put In on the
HOLLYWOOD Golf Club course TO stihen the
round for ,e careless players. One is back
Of the first green. TO trap an over approach.
and the others TO punish topped drives on
the fourteenth and eighteenth holes. Bernard
Nichols H. in charge as professional. and