New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-29
G0LFiNG.
Nezc-Jersey Championship at North
Jersey Links This Week.

Although defeated for the METROPOLITAN gbIr
championship Archie Graham may find saIye
for his disappointment in the fact that the New
Jersey State championship will be held this week
on MS home links at Paterson and the title lost
at Fox Hills may be replaced by the almost equally
important one at the North Jersey Country Clubs
course, The tournament starts on Thursday and
lasts out the week. From the fact that Nev-Jer-
sey claims most of the larger clubs in the metro
politar district, the contest viii have nearly as
good a representation Of golfers as the Fox Hills
affair. All residents of the State Of New-Jergey
who are members of golf clubs belonging TO the
association and all ron-residcnts who belong to
no other New-Jersey clubs, members Of the as
ISOLATION. are eligible All entries must be made
through club secretaries and must be sent to H. J.
Hewat, secretary of the association No 227 Ham
Hton-ave.. Paterson. n. J.. or before tonight
The North Jersey course measures 8 $50 wards Of
which the outward journey embraces 500 Yards
and the homeward 2S70 yards The par is 70 and
boyle 90 The amateur record is rs. held by Graham
and the professional record g. by win Smith
Graham the first New-Jersey champion Allan
Kennaday OF MontcIair. has since won the title
twice; Marc NJ. Michael. OF Nutley once and
Murray Olyphant, of Princeton. is the present
holder
The championship Is the sixth under the auspices
of the New-Jersey State Golf Association II will
consist of a qualifying round of IS holes medal
play. the sixty-four players making the lowest
scores to compete at Is holes. match play for the
be at % holes match play, in each competition:
shin a1d ST 1r sixteen 10 compete for the ehapion
tnird s 3 for prizes the fourth sixteen for
championship and gold medal; the second eight
OF the hrst sixteen for gold medal; the first eight
eight of the second sixteen for a gold medal; the
first eight Of the third sixteen for gold medal;
medal; the first eight of the fourth sixteen for
gold medal the second eigh- OF the fourth sixteen
A team match of four men from each club the
Jersey State Colt h SS Is hoies
medal play, handicaDs limited TO IS strokes, Is also
The programme of play is:
June 1-Qualifying round Team match four men from
match Tst round for s Is, hG G match
teens. IS holes, match play.
June 2Sesond round f9r = noIeS nSsen
sixth and seventh eights IS holes match play Semi
Medal play handicap. is holes
MEMORIAL DAY CONTESTS.
list of the Memorial Day attractions at nearly
all golf clubs would include handicaps. sweep
stakes and boyle matches at every links within
metropolitan limits Some Of the more important
fixtures embrace a competition at Dyksr Meadow
for a cup presented by J. Rogers Maxwell 3r-. In
memory of the late Henry W. Maxwell, a former
member of the club The conditions call for thirty
six holes, medal play. handicap. At the Crescent
Athletic Club there will be thirty-six hole handi-
cap. The Richmond County players will have an
eighteen hole handicap for the Dongan Hills Cup
with prize for the best gross score: also mixed
foursome handicap at medal play At Baltus 1S
forenoon and four ball foursome handicap IN the
The Flushing Country Club announces thirty
six hole handicap in which cup will be given 70
score
Theodore and Frederick Keer present the prizes
for the holiday handicap at the Newark COLI CLUB
A qualifying round for the Presidents Cup VIII be
started the Marine and Field links. to end with
novelty in the shape of a Golf Rules Cup,
offered by leighton Calkins for the best Yersed
R Reid OF the CLUB VIII De the '''S-'uOH - -
The new public course at Forest Park Brooklyn
be thrown open for play and several Interest,"
ing tournaments have been arranged There wiz
at ST. Andrews a members handicap at Mont
clair and thirty-six hole handicap at ApawaInls-
OPEN TOURNEY AT PITTsBURG.
The tenth annual tournament OF the Allegheny
Country Club of P1ttsburg is to take place at the
links at Sewickley. Penn. June 10, 10 and IL a
medal IS offered for the best in the qualify
ing round. while the winner Of the first sixteen at
match play will receive the AHegheny Country
get the p. n Byers Cup and the winner OF the
third sixteen the H. R. Rea Cup There VII ~ also 5s
feated eight in each sixteen. Entries close with o.
day. June IA. at noon
GOLF AT UPPER MONTCLAIR.
The board of governors of the Upper AIontclar
COT Club OF which pr. Morgan w. Ayres is pres
ident and A H. Wallace secretary, has announced
an attractive list OF matches for the season be-
the Presidents Cup and a nins-hole medal play for
July are:
June lO-Handlcap competition for men, for first and
June 17-Handicap competition for boys under eighteen:
second composition for Presidents Cup. -.
July for