The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-11
GOLF,
Dates for Local Tournaments Results
az Washington.

Secretary Calkins sends word OF the list
ings for open events authorized. to date by
the Metropolitan Golf Association, which
il a notice TO other clubs to keep of and for
those who have not as yet their dates copper
fastened to send EN- along. The Herald
cup competition OF the New York Golf Club
at Van Cortlandt Park, which represents
the amateur championship of Greater New
York just as the Edinburgh Erenino Dispotch
trophy stands for the amateur ,chamPionship
OF Scotland, Is for the fret time listed as
matches for the Lesley cup are also listed
and wisely so. for while not e be played In
an open tournament on dates. when ten Of the
beat New York players will be elsewhere.
The official list is:
A As1 10 T. i, T. az. f9d f. q; a SGSdetFE 6, Gln So # d Lakewood
May ss "a, Is and % y; G 4. amateur cham
June IA, Is and 10, Knollwood Country Club.
July So and !, ApaEamis club;
Ho AiiSESsd + coli III CLUB Iii NJ G. A. open championship
Angus, =. 81 and September /, HerdId cup, Van
October 20, 81, Lesley cup ~intercity matches,
Philadelphia.
for men that should be noted in connection
with the above. although they do not come
SPd tSe 'hf ns "asaGT,ty St 'e Go n & G:. ac, sfs those Sc
s Safd'9 GS Gi'y iis ssy Is rs a a1f bs' t SSH se Geif
e .oSiati %sy h al HSae ! canoe snH . b bSse Ser June ~ 3
Connecticut Golf Association Championship
tSe. u BSs r A RIlsr e S;ol = ,s 20 aad q; cb and HlSo
ship at st. Andrews on a date 70 be fixed.
s shs k1k for M me@befish Il; N n'i h Gq Il. G. Giu A. have
WASHINGTON, April lO.-Alexander Smith,
81 the Nassau Golf. ciutb, won the Srst prize
Of $3.50 here to-day In the open tournament OF
Fox Hills Golf Club, finished four strokes
ahead Of Smith and the Geld on the morning
T D1is in Win TN al s.ts snt %I's Sbi = hoe ssDt S Of short l0tt
second place for 500. Mackie also lost two
strokes in the afterno0n on the fourteenth
q~uirlnG two strokes to recover, and then fell
among the trees on his fourth stroke: He
was down dow in In six; o how eve but The difhoulty
Alec Smith played his usual. consistent,
ss, nsDiss steady |e tSs Ss aRa t h ,bs SOs,s the 81, DIX sSs;
v Whipie.' He IL wa Was '" Usually " good USs 'S on hls s'' long sns
game and used his, irons in approaching
every time with telling effect. The heavy,
putting, Smiths and Maokie's cards follow;
Aleck Smith-Morning round:
out fS 'I. ,."":.: sSsiss4ts-
q S '':':''','' ' ''is'is::s:!.:ts-n-,a
Isaac Maokle- Morning round:
2 Si.:....:::.. sss.i1:tS
Afternoon round:
G p .':::;,"::: ss-..-,as
David oeilvie, Baltimore Country Club pro-
fessionh, finished third for q $50 prize with
81, 7saiei. Thomas NJ. Sherman, sedP-
amateur to finish among. the winners, en-
titling him to s25 worth OF plate. His SCORE
sionai, Donald Ross. Pinehurst and Oakley.
professional and Donald Ball, ,Philadelphe
prize OF s2S with totals Of 1893, other scores
follow:
Aleck Ross. Pinehurst and Brae Burn, profess
slonal. 81, so-ie4; r. NJ. Thomson. Merton Cricket
Club. professional. q. ST. ieS: DR.. Lee l.. Harden.
Columbia, ~, st-i06; Arthur Fem, Poland Springs
and Palm Beach, professional, g. st,iee; William
8-l67: T. Hucknal. Maryland Country Club, pro.
fessional, as, sS-i6S: Jack jolly. Arlington. n. j.,
81, ss-l7l; Henry, Waters. Columbis professional,
q: sO.-i7a; Fred Gerreshon, Rhode island, sc, IS
ITS: James Douglas, Chevy Chase, professional.
IS, ss-i7s; ormsoy McCannon, Chevy Chase. 90,
A-iH.