The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-29
OUR GOLF WOMEN ABROAD.
PRACTISING AND STUDYING THE
LINKS At CROMER.
Jeryeyftes IN Meet It Paterson in state
Champienship metropolitan Women
Swing Clubs To-day and Have Many
Dates Ahead-<;Ossip OF the Players

There will be a stroke competition to-day
st Croner, England, and tomorrow the
vomen's championship will begin and last
out the week The Brtishers, after the
dumping administered to them by Travis
in the last amateur championship. regard
the presence of the American girls with some
apprehension, although In an intern ational
team match the Americans did not do at all
veil their only point being made by Miss
Bishop against Miss Dod- while May Hezlet
beat Miss Margaret Curtis. In a handicap
on Saturday. won by Miss u. l.. Oliver. an
English player, with o., as. Miss l.. ~
lockwood Of Boston, finished second with
. -. 2-s2, while the Misses May and Violet
Hezlet and Miss MarTaret Curtis had gross
scores Of %. Miss Bishop, although taking
eixht for one hole, did %. Mss Rhona Adair,
It seems, Is not to play, and, on FORM the
Misses Hezlet appear once more To dominate
the situation. II the Irish girls, who ars on
the high pedestal abroad that Mrs. Charles
T. Stout occupies here, do not win. 1t Is likely
TO be three cheers for the red White and
blue
A. G. Barry, winner OF the British amateur
championship last week at Prestvick. is a
student at st. Andrews University and the
youngest player to succeed 10 anneNinE the
title for A. j. T. Allan who won in 1897, was on t
of college and over 20. osrnond Scott. the
runner-up. is Of a famous golffng family.
His sister. now Lady Margaret Hamilton.
won the British women's championship the
first three years it was played and brother.
won the first open championship OF Australia
last October at Sydney and was runner up
| to j. o. Hodson In the amateur.
Last call for entries to tho championship
OF the New Jersey Golf Association has
| sounded, and players who do not get their
| names to II. j. Hewat. 2?7 Hamilton avenue,
Paterson, by this evening will be barred out
| The tournament will be at the North Jersey
| Country Club. a very good eighteen hole
| course. accessible from Paterson by trolley
| cars.
The third OF the one-day tournaments Will
| be held by the Womens Metropolitan Golf
| Association to-day at the Plainheld Country
| Club and the Philadelphia women have been
| invited to send entries. 1t will be the first
! open event OF any sort ever held by the or gani
| cation, which is better known by the former
| title OF Hillside Tennis and Golf club. and an
augury Of a new condition consequent on the
| increase in class of the members and the
material prosperity of the club, There will
be an eighteen hole handicap for host lie Z
| and gross, in which players may start unit
| 1 O'Clock. a driving contest at aud an APP
| preaching and putting match al O'Clock.
On Friday, in the Womens NJ. G.. A team
| series, Englewood will play at Richmond
County and Nassau and ApaWanlis at DykeT
| Meadow, the neutral course IclIS accepted
| close with Mrs. NJ. p. Paterson for the ONE
day tournament of the Englcwood Golf Club
| on June g. For n change this will be handi-
| cap match play against DOGGY. with an after
| noon putting competition
! John Duncan Dunn, who has been in Eng
land for three years, Is back az professional
! at the Lake Placid Golf Club,
| Nassau and Dykcr Meadow play on the
Fort Hamilton course on Saturday' ,,z o,.,
| w. l., Gunther, prominent since ms school
| boy days in the goliinG at Westbrook. Fox
| Hills Oakland and Ardslcy. will sail on the
| steamer Satsuma Tomorrow morning on a
tour OF the world 1t will be a 1900 mile trip
| with the Mediterranean ports first TO be
| visited and thence to the East by the Suez
Canal. Gunther will take his golf clubs on
the of chance Of obtaining round on strange
Atlantic City golfers are to he attacked
Golf Association, which has to thir time held
Its semi-annual tournaments a: Nassau,
Garden City or some other course nearby
City Country Club ON June IL, The tourna'
} ment will be q side issue to q trade convention
to be held that week at Atlantic City, and
some Of the golfers TO attend propose tc
challenge the seaside team to match.
In the qualifying round at the Marine ant
Field Club last Saturday for the Morrison
cup. tho loading scores were;
O.. J. Lawyer, ~. lS,-7s: W: c: Dlddic. J5. 10
%, IL 70; b. Hutton. Of, u "a. j, he Scden, ss
$50; En-, briggs. si, s-s J. Taylor. es 1876 4
n..dss ss y ss RRfss'
seventeen cards. Tho four best SCORES were
81 yS ssS =. 49, ss 4 d Rsss ss,a.a