The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-14
GOLFER ANDERSON SAILS.
OFF YESTERDAY 10 PLAY ~
.,--. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

itOt scotland and ENGLAND have been FendlnE
their rolHnR youngsters all over the world
20 smooth the way for tho spread Of the old
game, llgfge proportion OF them conf
ing 10 I'D UBited Stntes; bm Andef-
son IL the arst to 20 back 20 have a tn az
the open ohannloHship. Another OF tho
Scotch cIsh, Afeol.. R1gith- Of the Nassau
Country Gf4b} VII fe4ioS hinlfsop Wedhes-
day. shobid either sGceeed in Eetting into
the money II win he a trfipaphs for no entry
from club outsids Of the United Kingdom
has EYER been In one Of Abe seven places.
ToEin Is always 10 70 I chencs even for the
hnst fayorite. ttt,
lladorson has been playing his beat game
sh4ouEnout De winter IN the south. winding
tp his tTs!nifig with u at Apawamis last
week, q performance deemed good enough
70 beat nine men 10 ten Ct old 81. Andrews
At anv time, while Aleck Smith, who holds
the record at Nassau OF &c. has also been
Eolhns all winter. and one OF his successes
was 10 gain the open championship OF south
ern California for the third time
i will play from the Apawamls Club and
as an American, for AZ arrived here At slI-
teen all know Of the game has been learned
here, salh. anderson on the -stea meT. 1t
will be q great treat 10 watoh Braid. White,
Vardon and the other great opponents play
over the famous links. and am tickled at the
opportunity 60 pay my first visit 70 st. An
drews as a Connection in such distinguished
While some Of our amateurs claim that St.
Andrews Ia a trick course, know from what
has been told me by professionals that, barring
three or four holes, IL IL sualghtforward
EOlfnR enough J. ana feeling fine and playing
ny game 50 S RSys not snas to sT W bs
bac tx in Ave weeks. for which period the
Apawsmis club has given me leave Of absence.
my Substitute while / am abroad
60 nrst TO Ednoug to 1lslt NJ ny IN mother other
nTaONlga before the gt.lTt. There viii be
many Americans there. understand, and
also George ;. Lyons, the Canadian amateur
champion, so ! viii be among friends from
the outset
At Van Cortlandt Park Thursday afternoon
Aleck smith made bis first appearances in
match since his rel turn from the PaClhC Coast
where he Won lor me third WINTER the ope open
and Charles Marshall we're partners against
Bernard Nichols and robert carter. The
went out in 81. He came home IN 80, total
Of so, but Nichols was back In a and this
Se y1eu was s y Tor saeh sids nc Oe''
Gndes 5on, last sunday, In match with A. H. !
Hart made a 70 for the 8, i6e yard course Of the
Apawamis Club The amateur record Is 10,
made by Findlay Douglas in 1908, and the pro-
fessionAl record + u, made last summer and
e. Indication that Anderson is on his best
Z ~ q - N.I.
Although somewhat longer on account Of
The new, island green being in play which
makes the te n hole drive and mashie
9 ZOE IN stead 81 : fo;s Yards Louis p Baysfd, |
Jr.. won the semi-annual clrb championship !
lowest score ever recorded b the competi-
3on. Inc victory was a. popular one Tor /
Princeton senior and the intercollegiate |
Golf Association champion. n 1891 and while |
second more than once hs hs ss. nnerer, won !
- IN the outcome and ontOok6rE were present |
(reTn. Newark, RoseFille, the Oranges and |
~ the round. TIE folt Iesaegs Btlas j. P
baysrdo Ir, 70. sl-ieo;z 4. 81. Morrow, 90, 1
CO.! g. y Z, S Ssa HsS 3 Sos sE s.S Ai Il
ne Nts%H ~ 49,. - ~
nsgShss y Se sr ' 5sFseS Go 3f 2 s sRSGs
seFies yesssrday. (ltheugb L REQUIRED some
LHglewoof men IN good hqmor when the |
scores had been posted for the North Jersey |
County by 10 10 s. and the Baltusrol and |
.tssfF County teams were tied Mt Z all. There !
VII os no plSyos unless the sSsqli Tl be S Of
%sTsd are ths to h be sS d sy By dfsgt
betSesn tSs@s with the Id ia o the sd SIDES
being respectively Of ei Rht and ten men.
There were no records broken, for the only I
CLEANS d sunlight were at midday. and after ,
that the day was damp and misty, making
the PgtSag SF o5sS slow 3ss vsr. ,..d At III.
North Jersey Country Club making the
round $3.50 yards. The home men won one
the one exception being the contest between .
the Hon. J. W. Griggs and Reinmund. The .
score.
North Jersey-ArehIbaid Graham, s. D. Holmes. ?:
"; Collier, 3 H Burnett 3. a. p. Grey, >; J. W.
Engis,vood y. n. Wilson. 0: o. Kirkbey. 0; J.
g. Dettmrr. o. Default, o. Frark Snare, 0. 2. F,
Reinmund. o. Total O.
Baltusrol. while O'Connor. the Essex County
captain put out Bayard, the new Bsltusrol
match from Iarkin. Tbe score:
BaituSrol-Lous p. BsyaTd, IT., o. 4. X. Larhin,
q G. j sullivan q 4: s. ASTrow, !, r. W Camden
Enncvcr, 0. Total :,
q RsGaasa VI 2So9 Rsyn6d E. w is.
7. II. Powers iarr' @, ). $. Brown, o. George Rich
MorrtStown's force was ten strong at Mont
Clair but only four OF them-PerCy Pyne.
Nanderpooli Macy and Edwards-won their
matches The results were very close, how
ever, in many Of the contests and every de-
tai Of the match most enjoyable. The score
Az, hione.sT,Ioan ~ + Tsra 3 HAROLD Mleo5
%hiilAiohs, g. G. ,. brown g. Lyford, >; Aborn. o.
L9sssRstl, O. Total. TO- v, ,,....-.--. =. - -
Pyne, ADD, q =. Il. Taor-as O. p r. D. FrsiaShuyy
ss9 ra 2; L5steht0rq T6 q g. Bates o. smith, o. hlS
The count, in all Of the New Jersey Golf
League matches will be on the Nassau system.
z. KIyn won the CTTesfeeTTt! A. G, general
thf toWest gross. The cards
II. Kgn.. 70. i2-s7; " p Rhett 70, 10 X
Sykcs, As. i3-72, Thomas HOvenden. "a, SIS. +. |
= 3lmans s. Ne; g. a Rondles. %. 10;
OF Slhs6cSisr, 81. i1IHs; Il. ", ormsb 81, u,
Ia
Charles Stout eqllalled the Amat w Fec
ord Of the Richmond County Golf Club course
yesterday Of rs. held by j. C. Cottrell, and was
the bright particular star Of the occasion,
for he was also the only player 20 score against
the Princeton team The score.
Prneeton-E, o. Reluhart, Q: I. M Olyphant.
JT, o; w. r, West, 2 y. Clarke IT., A. II, J. Gee, |
u; r.. Russell - w CoJkron, TO- n. W. Keys. /;
r. Petofk. n, n. r. X. Itsrrous, o. Total, 81
Richmond Couny--Ia ~ Thomas, Q. q. T. stout.
q c. ". Tlntar. o. ]. G CottrcI o; p. l.. Richards,
IT, o; d. ?. Welton 0. =. /. Davis 9; T " TAintor,
O. ?. lmbrie, o. ". n. Botsiord. o. TotahA. .
Men who are single and have lots OF time
" think an rUlfnFdriCks won out by ~ 10 8
In the Bachelor and Benedict match yesterday
81, The Nassau Country Club The score:
.; r, T. McGusty, 0; v. Goodeu q a. ?. whitney.
o. u ". NckclTcy, ,. fotal. Is
Pen dicts-H,F. Whltuev ~. n, MARVEL. Jr..
@ ~. l. Pratt 3 y. A. Lon.ngg j., D. 2. NeAle. o.
SArN, oun inuch, B ?. La ing yr- o, r c. Jen-
sings !; c. I. tiffany. 0. Total, 3.
Twenty-fvs cards we're returned yesterday
o. the second mort hly handicap OF the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club, Both Eross and net
hopors wore carried on by ", S. Brown.