The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-12
WOMEN'S M,G.A.CHAMPlONSHIP
ENTRIES FOR THE TOURNAMENT
TOMORROW AT BALTUSROL.
Travis md Travers Among westbrook
Nominations Master Steam and Hot
Water Filters to Start National Con.
ventiOn BY GOlfing AZ Atlantic City.

NOmlnat iOns-Master Steam and Hot
Water Filters to Start National Con.
venti0n BY GOlnng At Atlantic City.
There are thirty-three entries for the sixth
annual women 8 champ ionship Of the Metropol-
itan Golf Association. to begin with an eighteen
hole qualifying round tomorrow morning
at the Baltusrol Golf Club. Miss Genevleve
Hecker. who won the first and second years.
returns TO the contest as Mrs. Charles T.
Stout. but Mrs. E. A. Manice winner the past
three years, Is not entered. The entries fol-
low by clubs
Apawams-Miss Elizabeth Hurry. Mrs. H. b.
Clark. Mrs G. H. Conner. Mrs A. II. Harris.
Brooklawn-Mlss Helen Bishop and Mrs r. s.
White.
Baltusrol-Mrs W. Fellowes Morgan. Miss Maud
wetmore Mrs. william c. Delaney. Mrs. J. b.
Kinney.
Eastern Parkway-Mrs T. II. Polhemus.
Englewood-Ms. N. D. Paterson, Mrs. 8. r.
Leherts.
Essex County-Mrs. z. F. Sanford.
Morris County-Miss Marie @. Bryce. Miss Elsa
Hurbut. Miss c. @. Willis. Mrs. william Shipper.
Montclar-Aiss Ellen Reid.
North Jcrsey-Mlss Louise Graham, Miss Bertha
Graham.
Nassau--Mrs Charles l.. Tiffany. Miss Gertrude
Travers Miss Katharine Travers. Mrs. D. A. Fuller.
Richmond County-Ms. Gerald F. Brophy.
Mrs. Charles T. Stout. Mrs s. s. Hubbard. Mrs
Lorenzo Daniels.
Plalnneld-Miss Julia r. Mi1. Ms. N. Pendleton
Rogers. Miss Maud Won Boskerck. Mrs. Walter
CASTOR.
Many Of the entrants are expected at Bal
tusrol to-day for preliminary rounds. The
extra contest tomorrow afternoon will
be at driving and tomorrow afternoon II
will be mixed foursome handicap. The
play at Baltusrol will be the last meeting
Of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton players until September, unless there
should be some one-day tournaments an
nounced by the summer clubs. The cham
pionship. consequently. will have bearing
on the national championship. to be at tho
Morris County Golf Club. beginning Oct Q.
the New England players viii meet IN
tournament at the Country Club OF Spring
d There ,o S be M.s mere In the
cia,ion CATION and Mrs. Charles Hnkie. Who Won
Aiken, have entered. and others from out
side Massae husetts named are. the Misses
smith and Mrs. Conkey. Waterbury,. Conn
i" 'S pieT SA! N %t His. Kate Van
and Miss katharine Nettleton. New Haven,
pionship. OF the Boston women's Golf 1850
siation last week. Miss Lou Louisa 4. Wells.
also entered The Springfield entries will
include Miss Anita Phipps,
brook Golf Club $, tournament will be at
thrty.six holes The course is IN spenldid
condition and, while SO is the low record
have been coming this spring opens the posi-;
bility that the professional record Of q. held
by 4. g. Griillths, may be eauaied The
evening, VI tn Secretary Hollins., 81 East
For,y.fourth street Those already booked
are "Se5 NJ Trfys R Rnano PPsyTdse
Emms f1svers ha1od Wsox S s. Witt
9den Robbns snd Psrsr fPs yns
The field promises TO be the strongest OF the
local season.
There We're twenty-three cards returned in
the handicap at the resent A. {. on Satnr-
dav. l., "A. Irwin won with 70. II Gs. leading
both in gross and net scores.
There are $50 players rated on the generel
handicap list of the New Jersey state Golf
Associston which has been issued b ths
Wilson. The. NJ. q, A. ratings have been
accepted without change, when Y , the PLAYER
Frank o. Rcinhart the low men at three
strokes. At the four mark are Archie, Graham.
who has been IN, stroke since h his g1oa
oiypnant, .Jr John H. Ward and Harold VII
CON. LOUIS 4. DNyaTu, JT., VINO Deen
cut frcr, six to five since the publication
Of the NJ q. 4. list. due. no dorbt. to his -.
$50 IN winning the club championship
mark. W. NJ Sinclair. runner up to Ward. is
among them. and. as he is not rated from
any NJ, G. A. club. Sinclair may claim the
dist'nc ton of the lowest rating as an ex-
elusive ~ New Jersey golfer
ATLANTIC CITY June IL As preliminary
to the national convention Of the Master
steam and Hot Water Filters Association.
to be held here during the week, golf tour
nament has been arranged for tomorrow
on the course Of the Atlantic City Country
Club. The arrangements are in charge OF
Frank h. Barrett. captain Of the Eastern
Trades Golf Associat ion OF New York. and
one com petitio will be exclusively for mem
bers Of the Western Trades Golf Association
Of Chicago. There will be team prize,
omen to representatives Of the Eastern and
Western Trades Association. and the New
York Master Steam and Hot Water Filters
Golf Club. besides medal play contest under
conditions that will offer opportunities to
gain n trophy to players OF all degrees OF
skill
The delegates. who are arriving from every
large city in the country, EXPRESS more con-
Germ oyer the outcome Of the golf tourna,
ment than over the topics to he discussed
at the national convention.
Walter +. EEan. who has been member
Of the Oakley Country Club during his course
at Harvard, wound un his career in Nlassa-
cap at the Myopia Hunt Club. He won tho
rroso ucora p,adnl with ha on ri Of At