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.
Engie " OOd Wins From North Jerse,-Pro'
grams Out for the Amateur Chan''
piOnsf,ip-Plans for the Professionals
at Van COrtiandt-TOurney ~ Deal.

at Van COrtiandt- al Deal.
Clubs we're swung for the first time this
season in the Long Island Team League
yesterday, when Freeport selt its eisht
picked men to the Highland Golf Club course.
midway between Jamaica and Flushing.
for the opening match Of the SERIES ciuo
swung with particular effect was Whttss
putter. which he used with one hand In croauet
mallet STYLE and by its aid settled the chances
of NJ. 4. Murray, who led the Freeport clan,
Murray had a lead of 2 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 the other matches and obtained
the honors OF the day by II to 2, Nassau
count.
The 2.sl7-yard round is fine. undulating
course for an inland one. with the turf better
than ever before. The bogy ID 80, but no
one came near to it in the match. The rough
grass. left az hazard of the line OF play by
Manager Kerr. was a sure punishment for
The team score:
Fuller 81 H. G: King, Il G. StoIey.2; A. T. Dudley l;
T. Jaekman, 3: T; Scribe. o. Total H. h,n,.u n.
H. Rutchinss, o; i. Il. Van TasseIl, 0: u: ii; Sci.
bert o; j. Ii. Rcdned o: j. II. Hobbs, o; c, Joost
Jr, L. Total. 2.
The return match will be at Freeport on
July ID, The Bayswater and Midland teams
have not as yet arranged their dates. The
Highland members also played the frst
sstdss Of y cup fhe 70 best ss % the
W b. Donpcll 49, is--ss C. r. Chapman 2aaa, 1os'
ns i; = io' iioHs.: j. H. Hobs, ii ito, 1876.
PLArNrlELp. July lin a team match
between the women and men at the Plain
were victorious by score OF % to o. Inc
summary:
Mauae Van bs;kcrck sn Mss Edth rscy o. Miss
Waer ea soae O. Total '''"a '>''' ~
Ro w j G.'3nsy Morrans e Tois g.
golf COMMITTEES cup. making the best net
score OF the season. So, The scores:
He Munger. e SIS s. HI Patterson, q; 20 "a:
!. /. otierson. 90: i4a7e 6, N. Furman, e. los
81 s. s7 sf fssrens t.a Busen. g. ii; s. hS;
bard " : l. Il TWsed ~, 81 Se s' b. Tyler
W. I. Cheney won the boys championship
by defeating Ogden Rogers in the Anal play
by up in 10 holes.
Programs are ont for the amateur cham
pionship to be held at the Chicago Golf Club.
Wheaton. Aug. s to H. The only novel point
from preceding years Is ' ma tne nirss b
teen hole sections on the first two days
Thirty-two WIN qualify al the m basl pl3py
entries, which must be sent in by club sec
retares, close on july 81 with W. Fellowes
Morgan. ,.
the olympic trophy for an annual match
bet ween teams from recognized golf asso-
ella ions. The first competition will be held
at Wheaton on Aug. !.
The six best cards in the weekly handicap
Yesterday at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
were:
crooks g. 57t od H. p .. ws AID s. i /,
r y. Horn aS SIS: H. G. McKeevcr 81. Csc.
HGSpf With FS . led n liz the ssGad s
al al the the Fox Hills Golf Club, The scores:
Class ass TX T. p 9an HHo 81 s4 i' B. oiom Afa
%. isssi; " T, MuscE. o.; issl: H. +, Ives. q,
100. sl-ss L.. ". Donncey. liz. ns4; u, l..
Davidson ii2, 1917.
petition FOR tie presidents and club cups at
the Park Golf l1 ths aftsrnoon a5rac,sds
Rev Vei Dr.. H. f. K carroll, io ites7: Charles A.
J. fesf wi Si i Sa'sssS "1 1G ooa
rich. io4, IL 90; j. H. Howell. lO7. 10 o..
The four winners in the golf ball sweep
Sherman. So 7-79 NJ c. Mellen. 90. $50.
l., l.. Fleming. ol, s-ss and S, Ward Donble-
day %, 9-si.
Enelewood on the home course. beat the
North Jersey Country, Club team by Is to 4
sifF Leasae fhe score '' '"' Ne" Jersey
Ss2ncs 1yRseR H. k MsoG
a Sna a. S,.Ln 1.
Scr,h !ersey 6A,G G1 anf, ?; W G Scott.
!: W; Grlggs' 0; W. +. Gray o. Henry j. Hewat. o.
J." the handGsp az. aa[y Ing rond for the
81, is17S: and F. ~ Wson. So $50 ''f The
Contest cont sto for the f. L. Gilbert cu P in WhieS
thrty.six holes more must be played next
were
NJ w 5s%e Of 5r.pk snf Ssys o. Is wGrfnaT
Moore. 90; ". II. Foster, ss.
All the details have been completed for
at Van Cortlandt Park, THURSDAY, and Friday.
y s"a held saH ssd9s Of hs the
reported hat $3.50 had been received toward |
the $500 which will make up the purses, 1t |
entries. A party of Pennsylvania profess |
SIGNALS intend to come in n body. The |
tournament committee is working on the |
rules governing the tournament and will |
report this week. The tournament will be |
opened by Park Commissioner Schrader. |
banquet will be given to the professionals |
by amateur golfers at the conclusion of the |
Friday night. July IA. At this |
banquet the prizes will be presented In gold |
to the successful players. The executive |
asks the cooperation Of the golfers |
Of New York to make the tournament ono !
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. |. Sherman won
I he first choice. W. j. Funk, the second and
George Drury and j. +. Adams were tied for
third choice. The scores:
A. |. sherman. rs. lO-8s: W. ]. Funk. s8, l7-08: ,
j. T. Adams, 10. 10 10: George Drury. no. 2o-70
Meurer, o. 25-7,, r. N. Pendrg oS, 90 10: ii. r.
Matthews, ~, Is "a J. \. Funk, ITO, SIS: r. H.
polhcmus. lU2, oi-7s: W. II. Harding. Jr. 100.
25-Sl.
Competitive golfng began with "a 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
Jr won the gold medal for the best gross
score with ~. The sixteen to qualify were:
p. W: Kendall. 49, 12-77; J. b. Turner, Jr,.. 81.
Jr. 94. l2-s.: F. D. Stoutenburgh, 90. N-s2: L. g.
IT, j. iaidiaw, 8s ii-A: n. c. Turner, 05, los;
j. r. Smith. 80, 1871: j. Rainier. l07, 20-s7 II.