The sun., 1905-09-11
WOMEN'S GOLPING TO RESUME.
FAIL DATES FOR METROPOLITAN
ASSOCIATION TEAMS.
Miss Elizabeth Hurry to Play FOR Both
Canadian and United states Titles
Pros and Amateurs At Fox Hills THIS
Week. England and the olympic Cups.

Metropolitan Golf Association open cna
bionship. and thus far a. least tho profes'
kouals have all entered also for the free for
all medal play handicap. The entries close
a. noon to-day with Secretary Calklns. While
the pros and the best amateurs are lighting ~
o,a here tho amateur championship OF CHI
cago will be played on the Jackson F6rk
links. the van Cortlandt OF the West. Cni'
cago has now both city and SUBURBAN cnam'
pionship, while a Chicago boy holds the
National and Western titles. so that they are
doing very nicely there In the title way.
Chicago professionals are to attend the
open championship, Sept. Fl and 20. at the
Myopa Hunt Club. In full muster and
soIne of them are expected to drop in at Fox
Hills to note the play OF their New York rivals.
Other events on for the same week rs Myopla
include the fifth invitation tournament Tor
the Philadelphia cup at the Mount Airy Coun-
try Club an open tournament at the Allston.
Mass. Golf Club and the women s cham
pionship of Canada to be held at the Royal
Montreal Golf Club. Miss Elizabeth Hurry
is to be n competitor In tho last named COM
petition, and the practise should help her
chances in tho women 3 championship OF tho
United States next month at Morris county.
Her dual eligibility is due to the possession
by the Randolph Hurrys Of summer home
in Canada and winter homes In this city ana
Inrchmont.
Al
Percy Hutchinson, an actor. sliced oail
into an adjoinng field. When he went after
It the farmers son ordered him of. struck.
him and set the dog on the astonshed thespian'
who retfed with torn clothing. Hutchinson
haed the farmer into court. where ne was
fned half crown. The farmer paid the
fine cheerfully and told the Court with glee
that he cleaned the unusual agricultural
crop of nine or ten golf balls o day. which
were not recoverable. The occurrence
suggests the holdup Of George 7. Brokaw
by a farmer at an Atlantic City tournament
The amateur sliced out Of bounds and only
went into tho field to rescue the caddie
from the farmer. who was armed with shot
gun and backed by the local constable as
moral support. The fracas ended In Brokaw
paying SIS to a country justice for the mo
imposed on the caddie.
The professionals. according to the Eng.
lish amateurs. do not lay out thinking links
Even the late Tom Dunn. who started moro
links than all the rest together. is charged
with having "bespattered London" with
series 9f courses all made on Snlorm IHa
Of the same sort to guard the green. and 80
oonsidered 60, best to leave the job in the hands
Of a professional. The Princes Club, at
seaside links, in England in a few years. has
given an exclu sive and free hand in the plan
es the amateur Di e"r champion ] of 1902 which Is re-
garded as direct slap at the professionally.
the sdXse OF sven a%ateu{s snd es
Emmet is regarded as the best to be had on
courses.
play here under the conditions called call l. for by by
hansss oarss Lsn%an Tn@ y.and IN n"if t Win fs Be n
again in 1909, and an English ~, team win be
in the asss pho S oup tne oEs
Echo Golf Club OF st. Louis. is q noble trophy
and there is % G seR shoad
as well as MIR. Carleton. lives in ST. Louis.
international matches both In lawn tennis
and golf MIR. Lehman writes
ARE Similar % nes sAn II he h bsS %s snn cup GT
well be ns,ltuted' understand that the one Joy
% ash NJ hs as n6 s
men Is when he wins gcf match Sd or does . .d hos
to that much abused individual, or 10 other
aat he has Soer ready % lis
Of himself nn s fnS S
following the example of the great lawn tennis
soiefs. sTSnins Tor competition '' A'e'A"'A'' 'eA'
The Western Golf Association won the cup
August, 4 s at al R Wheaton. the trophy was eaptused
the Western PsnnsySans Coli ba Association
Iom of assocation Sa I'll !Mnt sent e team and Rshed
fifth. Its members were invited TO play IN
5 @ BE- o tSs
English players should they ever send a team
after the Olympic cup,
The women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
tion will soon resume interelub team matches.
This schedule has been announced:
First District--Sept. 22-Apawamis at Brook
lawn and Nassau and Richmond County at Dyker
Sent 2a-Brooklawn and Enrlewood at Apa-
wamls and Apawamls al Rlchmond County; ,,.
OCT 24mBIooklawn al Nassau ana Apawamis
second Pisirietccssp. ssIpls,nAs]d 51,, at Morris
Get 2l-Morris County at Baltusrol and Plain
neld at Essex County,.
for the open mixed fonrsomes at Essex county,
Oct: S. the womens tr-cty team matches Ct
nsoss anf sn% %esR Re Of Sss
The winning teams In the two N. g. A. dis
ss will play for the 20 Se s
by the respective captains.
Club cups at the Park Coli Club yesterday
the leading scores were as follows:
ssuSen b B. bss kns. H. a p esF!s q ss:
%ason. fs s AssanefR e Rsy sfs. p g4191
ss ,d Xsssn n; M.1 Sss II! ,S,s y ,sssnv0ihS
Thomas Van Boskerek: G; A; stovsr and
nttfe AHpO eup al the ' pisineld County n ds euS
The best scores.
Thomas Van Boskcrck. ~. sd: G. A. Slower. |
ao 1870 a. H. Auerbury lo7. 22-s5; a. Z. Barclay.
los. l7-SS.
In the best ball foursome tournament
Gordon Abbott and C. W. Abbott tied with
Thomas Van Boskerck and Howard Hunting
ton with a net score OF 7a The scores
Gordon Abbott and c. W Abbott TO- e-7S:
Thomas Van Boskcrck and Howard Huntington,
81. s7s Edgar Serrcll and G. A. Slower. s7. 6-7e
Frank o. Relnhart and c. b. Morg an. ~ plus 81:
G, F. Earl and ]. a. Lane. 02, 1872.
GREENWICH, Conn. Sept, o.-There were
forty -eight entries in the. eighteen hole medal
play competition he inning yesterday at the |
Fairfield County Golf Club for the Rhine
maidens' cup, donated and designed by |
Mrs. Clio, Bracken;, The sixteen who aualf-
fed for the play Of next Saturday were:
f. C. Converse. 50. l2-77: s. o. Lockwood. il6, |
38-79 Mrs. F. NJ. Freeman. 1875. $780, B. L. Knley,
p7. 1851: S. T.. Roberts. l0i, 20-s; r. c. Carroll,
al. O-si Z. S. Knapp, ST. 0-si: William Bennett, |
e3, l2-si pr O. Z. Har.ln 81, 80: C. s. Cox, SS
0-s3; William Copp. ~, 0--st: J. NJ Mason. 81, p
as; william Brackcn. ll2, 27--s5: d. Fl. Wafford. |
81, 2-s5 Mrs, T. s. Knapp, no. ?5 S. J. W. Curtiss
l0l. l8-S5.
Golf at the Freeport, l.. L.. club on Saturday |
resulted in three players tying for the presi-
dents trophy. Arthur j. Morgan. Louis o.
Jenkins and Daniel Arguimbeau played the |