The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-09
NEW RECORD FOR ENGLEVOoD

TRAVERS DOES CHAMPIONSHIP
COURSE IN SEVENTf-FOUR.
He N HerresheH Beat Chandler Egan and
Sawyer IN -Four BAH Match-Tttie
Holder Makes Q Phenomenal Drive
MANY Entrants seeFe In Low Figures.
Fifty or sixty of'the amateur championship
entrants were at the Enslewood Golf Club
yesterday-with the national contest fxed for
Tuesday 1t 10 marvellous that any could keep
away-and q great match In the afternoon
resulted In Q victory for Jerome Trayers
and Fred HerreshoH over the title holder
and last years runne up, H.. Chandler Egan
and ID. r, Sawyer, the best golfers OF the West.
The Eastern pair won by 4 up and 8 TO play,
Travers established the amateur record for
the links Of "a. cutting the mark a stroke.
made earlier In the week by himself. Walter
Travis and @. J. Sullivan. The record card:
GfnS q. s:.tsts s-m-u
The only lapses whore strokes might have
been s&ved were ON the second. where Travers
pulled his second into long grass. although
he then trimmed for o 4. and on the sixth,
where he was too far to the right on his Sec
ond and the third was too strong and rolling
past the hole made Q long approach put
necessary. A hooked second spoiled any
hope OF a Ave on the tenth hole, and on the
seventeenth the approach kicked of. making
a 4 the best he could do. Travers was drlv-
ing beautifully and playing every shot with
confidence. In the morning Tfavers did 20,
800. The total. $50. Ia hve strokes below
the gold medal SCORE Of DR.. Fredericks at
Wheaton and ton strokes better than any
two rounds Of the qualifying play by Esan
at Baltusrol In 1904.
In the four ball match HerreshoY was
Johnny on the spot" going out, and on the
second and sixth. where Travers took hves.
he had par fours. This brought the pair out
In IS. In the morning Egan had 30. &0-7o
and Sawyer 40 .H-si, but In the four ball
match the champion did poorly going out
and Sawyer bore the brunt OF the fray. They
were out in 81. and. after having been . dow
at the fourth. still . down. 1t was stu Essn
striving and Sawyer going easiest coming
in, while Travers's. card was the came 90 ,hls
III New workers. took Tie thirteenth and
Egsn woke up on the bye holes. the West
erners taking two Of the three. 80 they were
2 down for the eighteen. Esan's finish was
Playing the seventeenth Egan drove INTO
the bunker. Q carry and roll OF $40 yards fnd
Re p "a sd' OUT sFe Vie the Hs' mssS Sss' and nd'G nearly
feet and ESan missed the s.p put s::- hay ynn. e Sd r.
s SSef Ssfi T rolled i to Y sSe ' "a! co. corner Sa,s q 1 tss H SsiR
but Esan ran 1t down for O. Inc -FOUR 0an
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oden Horstpa9 50. aSTzs. J; q; Andersen ssr.s.
e, D: Z. Pomeroy 50 and F. ,. MaroolluS
wo %ns; 3 western Ne Err 'S Coli ASSOCIATION. sends
an encouragement OF some changes IN the
fTGSn sra VIII BE- sa se.i sSsP snd n as sas . ss1 %el9bsrs
her after. The b o tS1%sr q Ps SlaS. shS an %ii.: ss %
groups OF Clubs at q distance win Be- encouraged
BY special prizes 70 hold tournsmentss and honS
ssIEs'S sRRd 'R osndid.s e. s sas s anes Western Ss1lny Team
e sSs Rlayl sns Es Ct Bas ssi sas aa''hs 'n' n''''n''
The absence o, FIpdlay Dousl.s from the
sannss Up f n Isss ana POO u and r WHINE! q Is 1885, U.s..
i e ss s:iii ssJ fr SSsi ~ ~ es sSIu E { Exit {sis !. so sss. Z
has been home s!eeps Il The inter. 3 hs
saf D Srsssa' H and r sfp e e . % match With him
Brlss 8. Ev.ps Of .. Merit. sohss., Won
Golf AssosIssion on Saturday ay a. The as 9SsIsGX
Textile School, Hylsn was. . up In the morn
Ing, Evans winning. on the thlrt y.seventh
h hSl / s q. st.-,7i H'ff hv sa: +. II Il / IL Ssn .m.ts snc
A9 oogl!.. h.. s4.n!nca tn. sy.s. Of Braid.
. spseis slf Sslp to R't thsIr. g so,s., IL wss paSssied
V shi hee The sn Other. Ss'K have Hsi %or 90 Or 1 les dsts sssRs'
vision.
Young Queen Victoria Of Spain IL having
q golf course laid out in the park surrounding
| the palace at Madrid. o devotion 10. outdoor
| sport the Spanish women 90 no. understand.
with mercury 10 the hollow core, the binding
s sna iss1 i Tor 0s sts 81 Gas 'G Ia putting aRS ei''m Is
scottish gIss hD ss%ssy.. e ss.%RSi1nI af1 .s..siss M Il:
Glover. at Cruden Bay. by . and .
the gh f,a M |. eo aSt1 c'e Cub So sa tss 7 %s'f s. a :
points. The score was Is to Q. Nassau count.
the g, of e; sss:f <! & e. ss.d sTG3s; ' VIII i1 s. R1l7ss' at
Inc monthly nanQlcop. IOT Juiy Suucu dt
the Ardsley Club yesterday. with. Manpurn
the winner:
F. T. Manburn, ss, 81; c. L. Dana. o.. eo-17;
John French, %. ie-7s; J. W. Johnson, o.. 10-u:O.
:: = srl w.. :: 4, s :. IL /: T. T. i S' sss;ss, IL ~;
Lone BRANCH, July s.-The play off for the
Independence Day cup at the HonyHoodl links
took place this afternoon. Clifford Season
| rood won, defeating p. T.. Drummer. the run
ner.up, by 8 up and : to play.
BAYsIpE, July s.-Clarence r. Dean. who
| has habitually won trophies put up for com
petition In monthly handicaps at the Oak
land Golf Club. again won that event to-day
from q good sized field. Herbert Il. Peck
the club champion, made both foupds In -
Mr.. Deans allowance Of 22 strokes enabled
him to win with 10 net. II. /. Bogert finished
third, with l~02-ie-8e.
Medal and match play made . mixed card
Saturday at the Hacksnsack Golf Club. The
results:
Glass A. B.. Hill. %. 1I-7E Q. 4. wlniems.
Il. i,ISs W. d. NHoIaai, q, 80; ii, II. BoSsrS
%, i4-s0; Z. Palmer. 90, e-ss: J. Q. SAGE. p. loL.s<;
W. H. Watt. eS, 1913: g. A. Brncttrhof. q. ID
as; e. L. Allen, On. 1i-sS: X. B. Smith. "a. lo-s7:
| r r. Craaaona. lOi. ll-n. p, q, Leonard, %, 10