The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-10
PROS AT Van CORTLANDT.
OVER FIFTY ENTERED FOR PLAY
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY.

OVER FIFTY ENTEHED FOH PLAY
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
London Comment on G. n. Macdonald's
Proposed Club--New Fixtures for Apa.
wamis-Molier to Make LOnE Golf Run
-Egan on Losing Team ut ExmoOr.
Professionals will meet on the Van Cort-
landt links Wednesday and Thursday In
seventy two hole medal play competition. for
which $500 has been subscribed In prize money.
II is proposed to make the competition an
annual affair, and as 1t la the first contest OF
the sort ever held on public links In this
country a large turnout OF onlookers is ex-
peoted. The many Jealous golfers who play
at Van Cortandt should be improved In their
style and game by the object lesson TO be
given by the experts. The field will include
Will Anderson. the open champion: Aleck
Smith, George Low, John Hobens. Bernard
Nichols and fifty others.
The annual championship OF the Connecti-
cut Golf Association will begin on Wednes-
day at the Now Haven Country Club. with
entries from every links In the Nutmeg State
Charles B. Macdonald Is the sponsor Of the
new club which as soon as suitable ground
can be secured IL to lay out an eighteen hole
links that will contain no bad holes and as
many TeprOQuCJlOno OF tho HObt ldInouo
holes on the British links a. can be intro
duced into the round. The money needed
has been subscribed and the work on tho
course. which will take three or four years
to complete. may soon be started. Coli IL
lustrated Of June rs contains this comment:
plan s 10 dss Il ss q p Sh s I'll.
pendture of more than 100000 on the course is at
dseas nst s sss
In they would pay 900 each for the privilege o.
aS s%n 81 sns anf sns ss s.s Ss
men would merely have the right to participating
sesm. l ,n., psfr' aseaonsd .asous 1splo
and PIes,wlck holes How he win bring this about
Is no gs4k era on The B.h sorss
saa me HS ssss sss
produce some OF the worlds most famous holes as
nearly as typographical conditions Will permit. b,
members by the Garden city Golf CLUB to
be.s to shf IF ON the SHOP
for the professional will be included In the
new wing.
John Moller. Jr. who made good showing
Rs s M start With Mrs. M1e
on an automobile tour. Of the New England
Inks Zoo m mile s.ob tasary v,ed hss
aft s being Poland spTinss, Ne: Waumbek,
Saratoga. Manchester, st., and thence to
Mass and p1t,. th5aaush the Berk
stockbridS Spp Where Moier win play in the
open tournament in Sept. S. g. and s.
The five years Of its existence has rpsinsd
s 9 da nnd M ss sn Bs HHs Of on M he
green committee is now carried on by I. b;
Eddy and w. T. Mathews With ii sIisndd
hold that as only four of the, ninety-six.
S andsr So t the IN" test Of so sSceny
s sreen remarked +. $. Wheeler Of the com
hate to e bee eus ing out pot
traps and side hazards.
Jerome D. Travers redeemed himself from
the accusation OF lacking energy in matches
Of Findlay Douglas with 70 at medal play
and in the six rounds had total Of a. strokes;
@sn see to him h%' Of TX e. O'"'' "" saw
F. Fl. Thomas Of the Morris County Golf
Club had on the 5ie yard fourth hole at
Apawamis members are talking OF an October
"a 20 yeeps Of to sss all vino n
lures will follow the tournament:
July hsndcsp y July ns ,Tu nd
governors cup and n,st round for presisdent .,
A Sas 6sy as" nahsap a" bosy Ry
cap.
President. Thomas of the United States
Golf Association has appointed as nomi-
nss % e ssss' fe nor
IF Gardan (itv and 1)a Vid
Selected ff Tor the various ofces mus, be named
ins i' Which win be held in januaT next wear
The other annual meetings have been in
February
y. Chandler Egan. the amateur champion
and Walter Egan were on the ExmooT team team
in The anngsi match for the N faar , E1sd
Midlothian. which also won in 1904, carried
trophy os Sr The 5s sh snm PsH.s
schG!astie champion; Mason T: Phelps and
MI ro yea all and T. P9y and 35
, Comstock, Jr. Wheaton was second. IA
down and Esmoor AND onwsntsia +U were neyt
The Ravenswood team finished last at 100
down.
m mxy ha nfhd in Of spite Pit hs hsf ss
Country Club on Saturday. the frst four
IN eacn ClaSs 70 VuallIN LOT tne July. cup,
presented by c. ID. Simons. Jr Charles T.
Stout won the gross honors with ~, The
summary:
IS. o 10 Charles T Stout, rs, o 7s: g. +. Paterson.
n REh s. "a 81 y Ss 81 + E E,6rr
90. 8 ": H: F.; Wonham. 81. lo-s7.
as. 10 II: W. /. seaman %, Il 80; o. l.. Williams,
s., 80 o., Rslnh ,, Ls ar. los 20 s. " r kamed'
| cett Ill, 2o-ai: Thomas F. Patterson 100. II 90:
T. S. Brophy. IO7, IA a3 G. II. Carter, III. 22-a5
| A. L. Walker, TO- ls-I02
| As usual in midsummer, to suit the MEM
bcrs who are now mostly. out. of town at the
and August at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
will be played on Wednesdays instead OF
Saturdays. The July. competition, for first
and second prizes. will be played on Wednes-
| day of this week