The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-14
NEXT GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
uOsTON or PHILADELPHIA THE
CHOICE For 1908 EVENT.
wonen's May 60 TO the West and Open to
Englcwooh Ideas on Qualifying Play
west sore Against the IntercOlle giate
AssorlatiOa-The ExmOOr Tourney.

Englcwooh Ideas on Qualifying Play
west sore Against the Interc sole giate
AssoratiOa-The ExmOOr Tourney.
poforc the Citing Of the players and golf
orcials from Wheaton last Saturday after
tho amateur championship there was con-
siderable talk about the links for the events
no,t year The officials were mum. but the
dr,rt Of discussion was favorable to either
poston or = Philadelphia course among the
,,,,yors The argument was the same to
,ovor tho two places neither had ever
b,d the amateur event and that II was for
,h. good of the game to seek fresh territory
eaoh year Fred Herreshoh, who won the
championship Of Vermont there, put In q
hid Tor the Ekwanok Country Club Of Man
chester as the place. Several others spoke
In the same strain. among them w. j. Evans.
Law = Jones and Jerome d. Travers. The
Teans said they would like to visit the course.
Of which they had heard such good reports.
and r NJ Sherman also seemed to like the
notion
IF the tournament Is to remain summer
fixture" remarked F. Oden Horstman. an
unprejudiced critic II have q strong idea
that Ekwanok should he the place. agrce
with the oxford and Cambridge players
who we're here, that 1t is q splendid inland
course.
The Ekwanok Country Club lie only A.
allied member OF the L. s. G. A.. but 1t is
eligible in every way for associate member
ship. The greatest objection to the course
ia that advanced by s. Y Heebner. that it
was not a center of population and every one
would have to make a journey to get there
He favors Myopia and also believes In going
further West every three years. which now
seems to be the order of rotation between
the two sections. Westward the flight Of
golf takes its way" said Heebner. and we
must no longer stop our Journeys at Chicago"
The West may have the women's tourna-
ment next year for the asking. but 1t Is under
stood there Is no club eager for 1t. The
Atlantic City Country Club Is preferred by
many as a neutral ground. accessible from
all cities. and there has as yet never been
large tournament there for women women, c The
the newly elected associate member.
vaeT psyes oSss note o.
to give shsn,mpionsihp trophy to the IA
lege boys discriminated against Western
colleges. AS 70 the first kick, the y. s; g. A.
msS "a" OF the me- but the second is
college has asked and been refused admittance
Eastern colleses-a fact that makes the
charge Of favoritism strange one.
at II Y. " ESmoor Country Club '' at Highland
if SiN Week. ~. This i the home Of the Esan clans
and 5. E. Essn. Walters father hasSo defend s!oi
the od tbspe Mh
Dous Ia, l. LAIRD Of Princeton and others who
for" it, ptTf The Gienyew tournament comes in
the following week and also the tournament
81 the Deal Golf Club which is sars so 6,in
ever. is to play the "a mo Gssk IL the watch
b H summers a Watch Ill., 70 psy Des
prominent Chico g .m.tes, 4; J. Ey "a =.
We 'n snt a%0 What cSance has Weshman
got t Ets esmmins a G4 Ry.a
INV 6, Mi A1s sS Ell. ss:sf
At Benninston, where the fourth annual
h the Of shs M M n oh as
Ing round Of 10 holes 4 medal play Vim occupy
o ae S s': Ssy dss ,Se
ponshp Ths second sstssd wi Inc Manns
sosoa s cup Tie s.tD dy viii
a d 4Sei SDsa g. @cFs sa hei a
o ons n4@sss %sn Club sss
ss3 Eky vail asEs ssEsss de-
6sS and Rssa teT%ss
and such we'll known golfers as Clark Burn
F fsp 5s%ss Es Sss: 5s.pe
E. s' y. Taylor sHs and nd F. " Taylor. ~
GLEN RIDGE, N. j.. Aug. is-The n,.t
Glen Ridge Club links yesterday afternoon,
D.S h.. afsa
FaIr beat Thomson BY up: q hSles' ,v 81, 10
holes: Osborne bea. Benedict by up; lester beat
Hd up Pfy F;
MAplsToop, y. H.: AYE ismMap plSyO9a
yesterday afttrnoon BY score Of 81 to i.
%a
sssss ssISsI1n s;s;!$ p!ssss.sn s1slss, q
4 80 hole handicap tournament last Friday
BY Frank Bradley Of Montclair. N. j.. and Mrs
Frank Mitchell Of New York.
Play has been concluded for the presidents
Il was fought out at handicap match play
between the following eight contestants =. 1nn.
bell Phillips. G. Limbeck. ~: j; j. O'Dono-
hue. Jr, 8; r, E. Henderson; 4; z. stern. IL;
II. Blumenthal, 9. The results were:
First beat Les% ma
to play: O'Donohue beat Henderson, , UP and 70
play: blumenths, beat Stern. UP AND ! 70 play.
Sem,an Roynd1Phiilps beat IT, Hs ssnsn,G
RSrsI PS,Mn8SNeRhu,,n. h..f O,Donohue 4 uu
and 10 play.
George Pearson, tho Newark Golf Cub
professlonslL whose msthodiosl playing has
chine, has been at Il again. IN recent match
With Jack Jolly the maehins. wh SaI, never Vf
and SO coming home for total Of q. thereby
lowering the course record three strokes.
He defeated jolly By up and 10 play.
Here is the record card:
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