The sun., 1905-08-02
GoLFlNG TfrAx .AsPlRANTs.
Canadians 70 Play FOR First Time IN Cham
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There are i27 entries for the national
amateur golf championship, TO begin on
Tuesday on the course OF the Chicago Golf
Club at Wheaton. Ill. Some additions are
on the way by mail. according 10 telesraphio
advices. but tho total. In view Of the easy
conditions that had been framed to suit .
large entry. will not be Is great a. ex-
pected. The thirty.six hole qualifying
roundsis 10 be split into two eighteen hole
rounds, played on Tuesday and Wednesday.
an arran cement that would permit 200 TO
start without conaestns tho course. Tho
record OF the entries in other years 10: 1904,
i42: 1908. l4o: 1907 1857: 1901. i2; 1900. 100
1899. i20 $780, ii2; 1893, 1901 1897. So; 1899. Ss'
1896, 20.
Tn class the entries leave but little to be
desired. for OF tried timber only Findlay
y. Douglas. John NJ. Ward. c. II. seely. Archi-
bald Graham and A. q. Lockwood are miss
Ing from the Eastern set. II. Chandler Esan.
the hAeholder. who proved succeesfui In
defendins g his Western amateur championship
will attempt the same feat In the national.
and his cousin Walter ID also engaged. Tho
list also shows last years runner-up. Fred
HerrsshoH and the two bronze medaltsts.
n. p. Fredericks and W. 7. West Former
amateur champions included are waiter ..
Travis, Louis N. James and G. B, Macdonald.
Among likely candidates. too. are r.. NJ.
Bysrs. twice runner-up; q. A.. Orm'ston'
A l.. White. the intercollegiate Golf Asso.
oiation champion: Percy R. Pyne; 20, W. -
Smith. james N. Rhett. Thomas N. Shermah'
DR.. Simon Carr. and Jerome d. Trsvers.
Canada will be represented for the hret
time By invitation OF the United States Golf
Association. Georg 8. Lyon Of the LAmoton
Golf Club who has Just won tho Canadian
amateur championship for the fourth time.
10 to lead q team In the Olympic trophy con,
test which precedes the championship. and
the In vitation Of the U. 8. g! A. has been ex-
tended to make the trip more interesting.
The Canadians with Mr.. Lyon will be former
champion. w.A.H. Kerr; +. r. Martin. Hamilton
Coli Club, and Douglas Laird. Toronto COLI
Club, and also OF the Princeton team.
Asthe list shows, there will also be Olympic
trophy entries from the Psnnsylvania. West
ern Pennsylvania. Southern and Metro
politan golf associations. besides the Western
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f'fisss T., Canada; 3; I MsmIold p Town and Gown
S:fsin. J; s. osEmoni g. e; Mitchell. A. W and
ses.ss Nsis0S, e. and 8; e. t'u''' o. o. 'e"'0n' w.
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sullivan. F. T., Columbia G. c.; Sherman. T. NJ.
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i,oSi. 9 q SsSSsf Is. E.. wheaton g. C.; Stewart.
Ta1"RPsHa w. RsiiaaeIphi. Fl G. se1f Tsses bImias
ham 6. c.: Trsyers. j.. D.. Nassau g. O.; Travis.
sss S,S & o sad Gy;ss ;ss Vi se%s1: r.
Talbot, B. A.. Glenvlew q, e.; Thompson Wit L..
HUNTINGDON Valley c. c.; Thorne, g. A., Chicago
y wiile., G. F., Oakley G. C: West: " T; Camden
4. u; osSieS; c, ,S::WsilsSy' william. Chicago G.c
The report Of the tournament COMMITTEES
Of the Metropoliten Coli Association. signed
Two ~ recommends stions that are sure oi an
endorsement At the annual meeting, One is
foN ss as I9s Fl hs
dition OF the grounds and for the manner
In which II handled the tournament. The other
is that Ia future NJ. g. A. tournaments that
handicap on the Saturday shall be at eigh-
teen holes medal play instead Of at thirty
six holes.
A schedule for August has been issued
by the Hollywood Colt Club. which includes
the following fixtures for men:
Aug. B.-Presdents cups, class A and B. eight to
qualify for each At eighteen h9e' handicap medal
play.
Aug W-Mlxed foursome handicap. four TO
qualify.
The Hollywood women's championship will
begin on Aug. o.. eight to qualify. and the
mems championship will be from Sept.
to
In the match between the Flushing Country
Club and the Midland Golf Club. on the links
Of the latter at Garden City the score was:
Mldland-Ralph Peters. Jr. O: p. Mackellar. 0:
c. sawyer !: Harry Nichols. q Dr. Robert iount o;
J.K. Van Vrsaken. ". G. Ncsmlth. g. Total. ~.
G. 4; Nesmth. 9; Smith, o; MITCHELL o. Beknsp. o.
The final rounds for the July handicap cups
of the New York Golf Club at Van Cortlandt
Park have been decided. In class A. A. l..
Taylor beat ". Wallace by 3 UP and 2 to play.
and In Glass B d. H. Thomas beat 4. b. lawyer.
By 2 up. The nnal rounds were. at thirty.six
holes. The qualifying round for the Class
A., b and C August handicap cups will be
played on Saturday. sixteen to qualify In each