The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-26
EAST JERSEY GOLF RATINGS.
". NJ. SINCLAIR SCRATCH MAN
ON HANDICAP LIST.
Several OF the 1873 Considered Receive
Allotments Near Scratch Mark-Ffrst
Glass Professional Tournament Sohed'
uied for Van Cortlandt Park-NoteS.


A general handicap OF the East Jersey Coli
Association has been issued to be in time for
the annual competition on July 6. There are
1873 names on the list. with W. NJ. sinclair.
who was runner. up to John NJ. Ward for the
New Jereey State championship. at the scratch
mark. his place last year was allotted to
Max Rehr Of the Morristown Field Club, but
this organization Ia no longer In the league.
Amos 7. Dwight, formerly Of the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club. now plays from the Rose
VILE Golf Club and Il at one with g. h. Full
larton. s. n. l.ockett Is all alone at two and
the Ave on the three rating are y. H. Jorale-
mon. H. o. Christi. II. J. Tichenor. E. +.
Moody and s. II. Conklin Of last years Prince
ton team. G. b. Jenkinson I'd. A. Van Vech-
ten and j. G.. Cottrell are at four strokes.
while Howard Citizen. twice individual cham
pion Of the league. heads the division. placed
at Ave strokes.
The competition on July will be thirty
ak hole handicap. open only 20 members Of
the East Jersey Golf Association, and 1t will
he on the course OF the Yountakah Country
Club. which has been offered as . neutral
links. The privileges OF the course have been
extended to those who enter for the two
DAYS before the handicap. There will be
gold medal for the lowest GROSS score and
suitable net prizes. The handicap committee
is Nj. ID. W. Thurston. chairman: George B.
Jenkinson I'd. p. o. Dickinson and Paul l..
Heller.
At St. Andrews. Scotland. In q practise
round on the day before the British open
championship Will Anderson madea74. Both
Anderson and Aleck Smith blame the weather
and the many new pot bunkers for their high
scores in the contest. il Is on the cards that
they will again bel the competition next year.
George Low Of Baltusrol has left for Gin
rin To ,lo, IN nhap mi n
OF the Western Golf Association on Thursday
and Friday. The only NJ. G. A. tournament
is Of a social nature and OF importance only
to illustrate the spread OF gofng in trade
and business oraa mutations 1t will be played
over the course OF the Fox Hills Golf Club
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. be-
tween men In the railroad and freight bus-
ness 1t will begin with an eighteen hole
qualifying round. the best eight to keep
on for the Trafitc championship CUP. Thomas
y. Riley Ia chairman OF the organization,
which has thlrty-flve entries.
The Long Island Golf league will consist
this year of the Freeport. Midland. Bayshore
and Highland Clubs The opening match
will be on Saturday when Freeport plays
at tine Highland Cub. Jamaica. NJ. r.
Murray has resigned as captain of the Free
port team. as he is not to be on Long Island
this, summer. Two Of the players at the
f. G. King, VII be on the Freeport teams
S at on and 5
Garden Ga5dsn CitE orsadpifstan Stll also
The tournament Of the, American Golf
Association Of Advertising interests. on the
and 0d y, aap eav eo pavsrs
Indications are that the professional tcurns:
Club next month at Van Cortiandt Park will
ss Eft n BE-
loh9 Hobers sssrnard SiehGls and the two
who have also entered. made so and 81 re-
spectively In practise on Friday.
slonai sof ] No even .e hed i" Sep YORK
G M IL. July srae Dd sot. van e
Anderson: Aiey Smith: BERNARD Sjohoiis.
rom AnJsT son, Xle2; cuRyn;lnsha%, RobSltt
G. Grifth. George Pea rson H'' David Patrick.
I:srs !. J. Il Wci;h, +. y; III III ohSn:
Camebr fteH arky hasese ey David
Hunter and Frank Eastman. The tonTna-
WHrE 70 "a ysa 1s so S ta 81
as, prizes, which amount is to be raised by
executive committee. consisting of Charles
kirchncr. William II. Beers, ID. u. Thomas.
appointed to take charge of the tournament. |
any member of which Ia authorized 70 re-
ceive entries and subscriptions.
The tournament will give an unprecedented |
opportunity to residents Of New York and
vicinity to see the finest golfers In this coun-
conditions. Thirty-slx holes will be played
each day by the contestants. In addition !
to the regular prizes, s25 will be given each |
day to the player making the best gross
score. The committee is considering the
idea of offering a special prize OF S2S to the |
player who succeeds in brea king the record
for the course. but this will be guided by the
have begun to practise over the links David
Hunter and Robert PEBBLES played a match. |
In which Hunter did so and PEBBLES 81.
WRESTIING