The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18
GOLF'.
~schooIbo,s and Pr odu Exchange Players
3 on the n

on the Lfnhe.
Long drive. were tho feature Of the aolfng
by the young idea at the interscho lastic
tou rna ment yesterday at Garden City, the
sixth in the annual sequence. and held under
the management of st. Pauls SCHOOL. On
the short game the boys were not 80 good.
which was odd. as the green's were true and
faA. The leaders we're boys who are noted
in open golf. but the newcomers. so anxiously
sort, may eventuate to-day. In the qualify
ing round Gwyer of Packard won the score
trophy by a stroke from Mcclellan and w. II.
ri andy, both ST. Paul's boys, the scores being
"a to SIS. Next anne Dunning. Bum and Fred
Herreshon. entered from Harstrom School.
Norwalk Conn, who were tied at w. Evans.
the Boston boy, and LegR. who IL the Wis
consin State champion. were even with Morse
at 90 strokes.
Gwysr and McKellar had a good match. but
i 10 th s'I race wa losing dTlsI By ) and :. Gwyer was
out in - and Mcclellan in, a.. The FORMER
finished out for a score and made ~. Legg
having been dormie s.. The scoring was So
to III. Herreshofr won his match from LAM
son by 9 and 5. going out In ~. Inc sum-
mary:
q, ~: Donald IsKsliAr; s., Pspi' So. .. 1 tsrss.
E. Fay ). : Evans V ss- 6s Mantle School boston. !. 80;
tsw sE@ss: RSy. 4 &,pS, cSi,e q o. Sos $..ss; Hsso!d
ss%1ence vi ray 70. ioSss; Cotton futile. NewsrE,
High, 81. 50 iO.; DemGIest Lsmsons, Newark
Academy, 81, 5i-l0i. c, T.. Gardiner, ~, PauI s.
- Non ,assllnsLsmF. c; w'p!a%s; wsSS0dssT tIs
T. " Seq sesser GImn! e. P Pauls' ,s,' S"iiS: 6 KHowiss,
i. PSaf 4 Il Il ROVE ssri! u. f f,,nst s. s'G ss-l RslsA'' &c.
Lawrenceville School won the team cham
pionship for the second time. the first having
been in 1903. Seggcrman's poor luck on two
holes spoiled the chances OF 81. Paufs first
tear The scores:
LaxresnosNylIls. Il 4. I s. S;S Ssp e 4 %; : r. e John
s6;' H. IL Blandy. s.; H., V. seggerman' 10. Total
D. s. ,p pHq 4. S SIsSnS IS G N k SSwf; III III. ~ To!s S't 80.
Match Play, First Championship Round HERES.
beat SeS; TS,Is' By 1 up; Leg ssH, Evans s,,6 BY l up;
M MepS. s sSHs a 1oa S n TO % pla Se'e GWyer beat INC aske PsI.
nv M s in and ; to play; bum beat Kohler. By 2 up
and l 10 play.
BUYERS and sellers of the New York. pit
met in the tenth seml;ennnal handicap OF the
4 and 8 were presented by George 4. Ia5ris;
E,s; and ID t tns5e c,S wsrs 2 aisS ssGen %o ana n e eIass
4, with II net. but as he refused TO accept MS
own cup the committee gave the second ID prize
pIav on for the cup and third prize, Toome
Won the best bali handicap, with 2 net Boyd
fhe kickers' handicap. for a cup presented
by Frank NJ, Wilson, was won by Burr after a
triple tie. with snevily second. The scores:
ass' pb Bsll M sas h.ISs4' loC Sn &c ksrf Hsistsa and %
Armstrong, SO, 40; Ven Boske rex and Beaver,
zsSs i end Robertson Oh lizso; MaeEsY and
me S.sss So 80; yWlilSm Boyd, g. sO aW;'P.
dd cn b g. as Sas'iff r M H. W EinSG' ~ q. osss: w. r. R r Mes,
SON SON. O., SGT, y. yam ,B)Sskersk 80 SIS; J, h.
TTIqss; Ss Ii1s iGo' i 49, So II + ~, W. Ro AHsTf. "a H.. rs $50 Sf {. E,
Halsttcd, %, sS%%sl; n; Ii; sneysley, 10; ioEsl; T.
3; MSssf q. 70, 4Hss; i; barber. II. is@HeiG 7. T.
spsrks, los,, 71s; Walter Moore ,os ~; Egg,
G r. lis, SSo"sS; n. Doyle. lilo. a5-sS; Howard
I E5sSps, "a y, Ss-ss; K <. Ii aa slRsns'' 49, 3d. 4s soQSi' e = b p
Fora is; s',liS; 4 j. T0omey' iS'' "-iisi F. f.
TIL. Boston women's Colt, Association has
voted to give a medal to each member OF the
GrIacom cup at Nassau June s and O..
Entries for both the mems and women's
Metropolitan Golf Association championships
close tomorrow, for the first named at noon
With Secretary GSlkip M, and ds for The , lStt sTsS with
Mrs, c., l.. llHany. MISS ptOT klhund phHOp,
former national champion, 10 to play for the
frst time in the Women's NJ. @, A. Only
championship entries close tomorrow. the
four ball matches. handioaps and other side
issues closing at the links In both tourna-
ments.
RIScETo May l7.-Prinoeton played her
first intercollegiate golf match to-day with
Williams College on the Princeton links. The
Tigers won easily, by. the score Of IS 70 5f;
The days work was divided up with four ball
matches In the morning and singles in the
afternoon. The summary:
Four Ball Matches. -Prlnceton-Wes and Peters,
O; Gee and Barrows, IA; Clarke and Llggett, ~.
Williams -Clapp and Wilcox. IA; Mitchell and
Mitchell, o: Lynde and Gregory. 0. Total, Ia.
Singles .-Princeto Gee, 2: West, ~; Laird. o.
Peters, o; Barrows, 4: Clarke, "a. Total, IL,
williamsburg, o. Wilcox. o: a. Mitchell, ~;
f, Mitchell. ~: Gregory, o: Lynde. 0. Total, 4.
Algebra and Athletics Alike at Columbia,
The Columbia faculty yesterday made
pubic a PROPOSE ion TO class athletic sport
with the studies in the faculty curriculum
by taI;ing contro! Of athletics 10 that il will
figure in the regular catalogue. Hereafter,
according TO this scheme. a man applies for
registration for any athletic team as he does
fot a course In studies and gets a mark on
the basis OF proficiency In the same way,
This novel plan was made y bile through
the columns of the ColuHbic Spectator. the
student dailt. yesterday and 10 considered