The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29
GOLF.
Bruce u, Smith 10 He Yale's Captain--Tour-
nament Results.

Bruce ID. Smith has been elected captain
OF the Yale golf team. With his brothers.
Walter. runner up in the amateur champion
ship OF 1898. and Sol Bruce is prominent In
Western amateur golf. and he has also a
i national recognition as n semi-hnalist In the
| amateur championship OF 1908. when r. NJ.
I Byers put him out The selection should
prove a happy one. for Walter Smith and
John Reid jr.. were the frat to push golf
AZ Yale and Bruce has particularly loyal
interest IN the team ON that account
Whether the amendments make the dues
OF the active members M the associate clubs
will then be termed $50 Instead OF 800, viii
bc passed at tho annual meeting OF not IL
provoking hut little advance discu ssion In
this city. 4 Chicago comment reads 1T
requires two-thirds vote to carry the pro-
posed amendments. but as the annual meet
lngs OF the L. 5. q. 4. always are OF merely
perrunctory nnture. with no particular inter
est shown by the delegates In any matters,
except the awards OF the championship meet
ings and the motion to adjourn. il IL very
probable the amendments will be carried
PfSEHUH,r. y C.. Jan 70 The Tin
Whistles. q unique club OF golfers which has
FOR ta motto. ASK the man. and which aims
among other things. to see TINT the lid IL
not pushed down too tight, inaugurated -
series OF tournaments during the week with
an eighteen hole medal play handicap
Parke Wright. Bunalo won the cup offered
for the best net score with 50. pla ying with a
handicap OF ?. and q. Lee Knight. Philadel-
phia the trophy given for the second best net
score. with 81. playing with a handicap OF u.
Other scores follow.
II. 9. Gordon. New York. 100. 22-sI 6. r..
Wallace. Brooklyn. 100. ?S-Si O. L. Becker Bos
ton ~ Mas ss 50 a l. GresmeI Kes,sarss
100 r. IS, i y cotter Winchestor. Mass. iio.
g ~ Il. ". orm.bec hIooklyn. ~, II. 9S 7.
\ KING. Norhboro Mass. il5, q pd NJ Byrnes.
New YORK. ~, Is -io'.
PALM BEACH. Fla. Jan. 2s-The match
play founds IN the Lake Worth cup and con
solution tournaments were rs follows
II. Lake c. Worth cup John Nollsr, j. beM W.,
beat 'NG Mccrccy up T1% %ud Il ao nsh1
beat l. W Black. up W Is Oliver beat n
b. default II II Rea beat Z. n Williams. i up.
4 T Sterling beat c Faratosh, up and 2 Allen
second Round Moler beat G' Hst6n. D up and l.
Honghton bea, oliver, | up Rea beat Clapp up
'na LAID Oct S'sS9 eS beat ana Booth
f.. l. Hutton beat $ stafford, up and F. l..
G. II Bentley i y up ,f and anu . %" "'A
Lakewood Cup SENT -nnal-John Moller, Jr.
R RsS' BEAT r. VI nPxaon up ssa T. play R.
Linhl,John Moller. Jr. beat H. r. Rea. ~.
G. p Wiley UP and ITO play f $ Fish beat G H.
scnlley' . up and to play
llnAi-F. L. Hutton beat r. y FISH mp and
10 play.
But for the gallo blowing oil the bay II
would have been possible TO play the weekly
handicap under fairly good conditions yester-
day at the Dy ker Meadow Golf club for
there was not speck Of snow on any of the
putting greens. and. while the drifts were
five feet high in some places they had blown
M in such a manner that they were play ed
as extra bunkers The wind was TOO cold.
however. 70 make competition feasible
and only a half dozen made the single round
OF nine holes for the exercise
PINEHrrsr. Jan. 2s.-To-days eighteen
hole medal play handicap for the Pinehurst
Outlook ours offered for the best net scores
n classes and b drew n largo Geld and re-
suited IN close scores.
& l. Decker OF Boston. playing with
handicap OF seven strokes, won tho class 4
cup with q net, with G. Lee knight OF Phil
ndcluhn O2l second In 50. J T.. Kellogg OF
Ftchburg. Mass. whose handicap was a.
took the class b cup with Is net. VI n Rae.
Netherwood Y Y uol was second with 50