The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-16

Peters Leads College BOyS IN PraSuss
Club Results.

NNAAAAl NJ INV oHIoEn ANY OOlI
Club. II will be the first team to enter from
ithaca' although Cornell has been a member
lot some years and the university has had
starters In the individual contest. Play starts
at 10 O'Clock with an eighteen hole round.
Cornell has been drawn TO play Yale, the
present championship holder. and Harvard
plays Princeton. The two winning teams
will meet in the final. at thirty-six holes.
Tomorrow. Columbia has not entered a
team, nor has the new member, williams.
Pennsylvania. for the first time since 1890.
VIII not send a team, as the boys cannot get
away on account OF examinations. All three
VIII have representatives in the individual
championship on Thursday morning.
Many OF the players we're on the course
Yesterday. COrnell's team arrived late and
had time only for eighteen holes. The tina
cans were a 1.-the and well trained bunch and
drove OF In good style. The team will DO
X. Stull. captain; c. W. Cornell, @. II. Adler.
A.. Josephy. r. 8. Owens and Il. s. Insersoll.
All the Princeton team had opportunity for
thirty-six holes. except II. j. Gee. who set
out late. With him will be W. T. West, cap
tain; Ralph Peters. d.. II. Barrows, b. W.
Corkran and H. j. Van Dyke. Harvard's
men out were Claim. Wilder. Briggs. McNiell.
Clark. W. Hickox and I. 8. Broun. Yale also
had seven out for practice. Robert Abbott.
Dwight Partridge, Ellis Knowles, Rotan,
Borup and Rowland. Borup and Rowland
are to play an early match for the sixth place
on the team.
Gee won the score medal last fall with II.
The best SCORE yesterday was an 81 by Peters.
The boys ind the changes at Garden City very
interesting. In their opinion the changes
have made the course q more exacting test
Of golf and no easier for any one.
G.. J. Sullivan had a disappointmen. in the
! Golf Club last week. He has two wins booked.
and the third victory would have won the
winner proved to be Walter Ko6be. with IS.
s sni.s' were The &. 3 Su, tSTss q ,s fourteen e
{. S-iSi, kobSSe. who Is % years old.
the fall. On sunday he had a 70. despite q
Saturday was a busy day at the ,Dyker
qualified in the monthly hsndicaps played
forty. eight took part In the qualifying round
for the ". &. SimOns cup; The best match
Rhett. by 2 and I. on the first round rro9k-
al had the trst seven in even ts, and he an-
the media shS ScoFes ~ Of the das fE11mAFy SHOWS
n. csstE%PEIonSalRi First RoundnA; T. Dwight; s.
70 play; G, J. CrookaiI, 3: heat J N. Rhstti 81 by
fo up a. ana BY ! 70 i I PrsS " P 4 T. RSe,,I 10 = Se ssa! i = " T. Ray RAY
mond, 50: by $ up and 2 70 play; 7: HOvenden; g.
Thompson. I g, es. =: !. q 2. I way GS 1 q. BY ! g 3 up plan and Il i to {;
play; \. q; McKeever. 50. beat B. Clark. II. BY 4 up
McKeever and Clark plaDed their match
Yesterday. The dualifers for the Simons
cup were:
I, TAYLOR. IS, s,7s 4 T Dwight. s. so:
Z: 4; Eddy. %. s.sS; r J, Phillips, o. ~; rs.
RSGsi1' jr 90 ld 1.1 81 J.. e E. +. %Esild dsS; as ga 4. NJ
The last three will play on for the eighth
place Ihirty-seve1 played IN a boEey contest
ISt a s Su s19 on DOWN Sqnq With A. f. p p p MaSE!' seco %Sh
So, % down.
pionship OF the Apawamis Club yesterday,
IN which r. {, Fuller, who made such a good
eSam IN Sss Het ssPeSted W. H0 Il. f PooT, by 3
up and 7 TO play. Fuller made the first
eighteen in W and took a lead OF 7 up. He
| did IS also. and Fuller could do no better
than to add a hole to the morning margin.
Tn the closing round for the presidents
cup. yesterday at the Fairview Golf Club, W.
Rothschild went, through with flying 3olors.
by I M, and w. Rothschild beat 4 AleS;
Rnder by ? IN and I TO play. Rothschtld
beat Glaroer in the final by up.
There were a number Of visitors at the Forest
iaSnel Eastern GSt | TIu PrS SssssiraSI Golf e ffn ASaSSiaGion q
tournament next Tuesd day and Wednesday.
Orrin Terry. the California homebEed. who
has been at WaumbPN, In now Horace RAwlins's
assistant at the WykaRyl Country Club. He
and Rawlins played together. Terry. dolnG
and George Pearson, with a best bali Of u.
beat Isaac Mackie and Jack Pearson; who
StaeT 7s slSn Walter Ry 2 KOb f%d the to n Dl%y Bial IL sRs
hall Of 70. beat Dave Hunter and Herman
a. Pearson did 70 in this match. Dave
Honeymsn. chris Crosby and Bob PEBBLES
were also out.
BOSTON. oct. Is.-Miss Mary b. Ada ms Of
the Wollastop Golf Club won the open handi-
can tourna ment OF the country club at Brook
line to-day, with a score Of ~ for the eighteen
holes. Miss Adams played from scratch.
% ST5 o nv Miss Mss PRep ssVS Of Hamilton, Ontario.
whose net was 80. Miss Harriet Curtis. the
national champion. PLAYED rather poorly and
who was her opponent in the finals Of the
, national WOmep's championship at Brae
Burn last Saturday.
HAMILTON, Mass, Oct. I5.-Eighteen crack
golfers took part Y the i Hynt dInh scratch ,oraI
The sixteen low scores qualifying for match
play, the first round being finished this after
in the c)oterie, among them being EEben u.
Byers, the national champion; H. j. WhiR-
ham, twice a national Champion G. B. Mac
Donald, the first national title holder; Walter
J. Travis, who won a worlds ohampionshlp
as well as the national title. and many Of the
low nhllINhp Az y"
Association.
i, b. Hylan, a diminutive lad from Lowell
won the chief honors OF the medal play, his
~ being the lowest score oil the round. while
Travis came second with an 50. Hylan made
the seventeenth hole In three strokes. his
approach OF 100 yards being dead at the cup.
There was considerable interest among the
early fnishers over what Byers had done.
They found that he was two strokes worse
than his old rival, Travis.
In the match play this, afternoon the out
come was about az had been anticipated.
| Stevenson won from Hylan in a close contest
and Travis put Macdonald out OF the running.
The following we're the scores OF the qualify
ing round:
J. B. Hylan. yesper., q; SS,se; W. }. Travis.
Club, a, 4S-s4; +, M. Byers, Pittshurg u, t4-sS;
MyopIu' q, iS0sS: W. r, smith, Phlladelphia1 a.
E--SS: Fay ingalls,, Oakley. ~, 4-ss; c. y. AacDOn-
aid. Garden City, AZ, ass; A. M. Robbins, Garden
civ IA $40; Y. ]. WhighAm, Chicago, a, 4e-el:
a. r. WIllett. Myopla, Is, 49,: Archie Graham,
North Jersey. Is, As-03; y. O. Horstmann, Phila-
deiphla, IS. i9-87: L. C. FennO, Myopla, So. 4s-iOO.
The mar
First Round Match Pley-stevenson beat. Hy-
Ian. 3 and I: Smith beat Whigham. > and 9: John
stone beat HorstmAnn ? and !; Byers beat Graham,