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

London Comment on c. II, MacdOnald's
Proposed Ciub-New Fixtures for Apa-
wanis-NIOller to Make Long Golf Run
--Ekan on Losing Team at ExmOOr
landt links Wednesday and Thursday In
seventy two hole medal play competition, for
which $500 has been subscribed In prize money.
1t IL proposed to make the competition an
annual affair, and as 1t Is the first contest OF
the sort ever held on q public links In this
country large turnout of onlookers Is ex-
pected. The many jealous golfers WHO play
at Van Cortlandt should be improved In their
style and game by the object lesson to be
given by the experts. The field will include
viii Anderson. the open champion; Aleck
Smith. George Low, John Hobens bernard
Nichols and fifty others.
The annual championship OF the Connect
cut Golf Association will begin on Wednes-
day at the New 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 Is to lay out an eighteen hole
links that will contain no bad holes and as
many reproductions OF the most famous
holes on the British links as can be intro
duced into the round. The money needed
has been subscribed and the work on the
course. which will take three or four years
to complete, may soon be started. Colt H.
!ustrdted OF June 90 contains this comment:
The idea Is conceded to be feasible. while the
plan TO purchase the needed acreage and the eL-
pendture Of more than 800 900 on the course Is at
present considered possible me nonairs
5odns and Land the sgo
men would merely have the right TO participating
the that nc
ar1 sn s HOW % 81 his ao
Is ditncut to imagine; unless combined attack
away, Despite these few trihing and apparent
some Of s ns S famous
nearly as Typographical conditions will permit.
An assessment Of $50 has been made on
members by the Garden City Golf Club to
defray the cost Of an extension on the club
tie to Re viii a be fnSaed s9e TIP
new wing.
in the Apawamis Club tournament, will not
be again on a nearby links until the fall
on one M an ssa, toar OF the New England
links. a 1000 mile itinerary. remaining
for a day Of, two at each course visited. The
after being Poland Springs. Me-; Waumbek.
y. H.; over Mount Washington to Lake
NiamstoSn, Mass.' and thro"sh the BerE;
a fenD Were Most Viii psy in s tSs
open tournament in Sept. 5, g. and S.
The five years Of Its existence has rpened
coin Graham and Mstu " l,, ga Nc j. on The
Eddy and W. /. Mathews, with splendid
success. The tendency TO put in bunkers is
RS Sld sSat as only four "e Of he
starters in the qualifying round could get
under 80 the test a. of golf is POW sutilcie1tly
green, remarked !. $. Wheeler of the COM
mittee. then fine putting greens ana We now 10Y.
traps and side hazards.
Jerome D. Travers redeemed himself from
Young golfer; He tied the amateur record
and in the six rounds had total Of - strokes
with every put run down, which gave an
average to him Of 20.
F. Fl. Thomas Of the Morris County Golf
Club had a , on the 5l2. yard fourth hole at
.Apawamis. which EQUALS j. p; fo0ts r on
tournament open to all PLAYERS who viii
own to 80 ,, years Of age The following fix
70! July sSsy sHs Gy ~ e aaeay sGsa
saS aHt ssos s"9 Ff t0?9s HE
handicap Aug. 10. handicap; Aug 49, bogy handl-
cap.
President Thomas of the United States
Golf Association has appointed as nomi-
n 5oe 'on eTbef @n etsa' oe brqoSn
Devereaux Emmett Of Garden { ity and David
r. ForTsn q n The GH bS
at least thirty days prior To the annual meet
Ing, which will be held in January next year.
The other annual meetings have been in
February.
II, Chandler Egan, the amateur champion.
and Walter Eran we're on tn the ExHo9T t tsam
trophy on Saturday over the EXmoor links
Midlothian, which also won in 1904, carried
on the on os 10Y ne hs
we're Kenneth Edwards, the Western inter;
"a Poe al n Mhom p FL rde cr the
team last year. and r. + Hunter and Charles
tomstock, .,Ir Wheaton was second, l3
at 10 down. Nine other teams took part.
The Ravenswood team finished last at 100
down.
Twenty finished in spite Ct the heat in the
nt Club to on satn,dq The The GrSt f"pr
presented by G. d. Snons, Jr. Charles +,
Stout won the gross honors with IS. The
summary;
Glass Ak r. Emmons IS. 10 rs: s. l.. Davis.
s., 70: Charles T, stout. u, o-7s 4. F. Paterson
50. i-ss; /. 6. Brunnler 90 io-so {. b. fainter.
%, 60 H: &c. Wonham, 81. 1871.
Glass IA. W. tombstone, No. 2o-78 g. c. Pratt,
oe, la-77: W. I: Seaman. %. 1l-s2; o. T.. Williams.
-: 90 Ralph Lane. los. 20 s: ". T. IAncd.
cctt III. 2o-el: Thomas F. Patterson. lOa 1872:
T. S. Brophy l07. l4-93: G. II. Carter. III. 22-95:
4. L. Walker, l20. ls--l02
As usual In midsummer. TO suit the mem
bers who are now mostly out Of town at the
week end the monthly handicaps for July
and August at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club
will be PLAYED on Wednesdays instead, of
and second prizes. will be played on wednes-
day Of this week
Admiral and Mrs, Dewey we're recent visI-
tors at old st. Andrews In the final Of the
Scottish women,s championship. at North
berwick. Miss Dorothy. Campbell defeated
Mics NJ 4 Graham IN ha min ete hpla