The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-07
PINEHURST GOLF FINAL TODAY
FRED HERRESHOFF STRIKES HIS
GAIT IN SEMI-FINAL.
Wins From f. 8. Armstrong by Up and
TO Play-Dr. l.. Lee Harlan Beats
Allan Lard by the Same soOre-Pro Ject
TO Revive Long Island Team League.

| TO play-Dr. l.. Lee Harlan Beats
Allan Lard by the Same SoOre-Pro Ject
TO Revive Long Island Team League.
There is a project under way to revive
| the Long Island Golf Team League, which
| after being limited to four clubs and going
| along with success for two seasons, died
| out last year. tho championship resolving
( itself into a home and-home match between
| the Highland Golf Club Of Jamaica and the
Midland Golf club Of Garden City. At the
annual meeting Of the Highland Golf Club
on Wednesday night II was decided TO ask
the Flushing, Midland. Freeport Ocean
County and Bay shore clubs to Join I'm and
start up the league again on larger scale
than before
The Midland Club Is halfway between
Jamaica and Flushing on the new trolley
line. which makes the links very accessible
from either place. IL Is a well arranged
course and the greens are nearly ready for
tournament play, so that the weekly handi-
cans will soon be resumed. II, 3. Kerr,
formerly oil the crescent A. c., has been
reengaged as superintendent. Three va
cancies in the board OF directors were filled
az the meeting by the election Of K. L. Mac
No choice was made for president. the matter
| going over until the next committee meet
president. G. X. Haviland. secretary. and G..
T. Watts, treasurer. The following will be
/ the make up oil the committees.
Grecus-R. l.. MacTaHAnd, Z. r. Van TAsseu
ard c. Joost. u. House-Hoh. hurt J. Humphrey.
!. r., StldmoTe and y. Harrison. Tournamsnt-
'. H. Redrcd 2. Scnllling and +. 7. Fly. Captain
W.P Dohnell,
The membership limit has been raised 10
$50, which will clear up the waiting list OF
twenty-five.
In the FIRST OF the seasons matches 10 bring
over the Nazeing links. near Broxbourne.
ENGLAND. J. H. Taylor beat James Braid in
thirty-six holes. by up and 7 to play It
lacking he ' sprinSness beloved Of Golfers
so that TayloT's 70 for the first and 70 for the
by many strokes new records for the course
This had been 50. held by +. {. Lee. an
amateur The course presents few or no
fessiona's repertoire OF strokes was not
hard after their easy winter, which Taylor
passed in the south Of France, BrAid's
rounds were 70. 7s-iS7
PrSEHURsr. y. c., April s.-Fred HERE
shof OF New York, runner up 20 Chandler
DT. l. Lee Harlan OF the Columbia Golf Club,
Washington, will meet tomorrow In the
thirty-slT hole final Tou9d for the champion;
North and south chqmpionship. Mr. HERE
bSS o H tb T ana b. %e 2f w 9s
Allan Lard OF the Columbia Golf Club. Wash
lngton were the features OF brilliant day =
play. both being won by the narrow margin
OF > up and 1 20 play. In his morning round
with Norman Towne, OF the Glenyiew Golf
Club. Chicago, Mr.. Herresho1 made n medal
play score OF 1874 out and din which is re-
garded rs a sure indication that this we'll
known player has struck his gait, and his
match tomorrow will be followed with keen
interest
The day was ideal for golf md the course was
In superb condition after the heavy rain OF
yesterday morning, An eighteen hole handi-
cap will be played In connection with the
round tomorrow morning, a gold medal /
being awarded for the best gross. a sterling
cup for the best net ard n silver medal for
the second best net scores. A summary Of
to-day's match play rounds follows:
First Division Presidents Cup-Seoond round |
Allan Lard beat Edwin 4. Freeman, and /: Dr. |
/. Lee Harlan beat l.. 4. Hamilton up. nineteen /
holes: Fred HerrcshOn beat Norman ToWne, s and ]
o. 2. S. Armstrong beat Merrill X WAters. 4 and 8 |
Semi nnal-Harban beat Lard. and l. Herreshod |
beat Armstrong, and I.
Consoiation-Fl round-R. II. MeElwee beat |
L. E. Wardwel and ?: C. l. Becker beat NJ. |
Parshall. ? up Lathrop r. Baldwin beat r. n |
Siman. and 4 =, y. Wright beat L. D. Pierce, |
! ID. nineteen holes.
SEMI fnal- Becker beat McElwee. 1 up; BALDWIN
beat Wright, w.
AIKEN. s. G., April t-ln the final Of the
handicap mixed foursOmes for the Hinkle |
trophies, Mrs. Butler Duncan and Patrick |