The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-07
corr.
-. Andrews TO Hold the Hudson River
Associations Tourney.

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Associations Tourney.
A seventh tournament 10 the spring list
for Metropolitan Golf Association clubs be-
came an addition on Monday by the action
OF the New Jersey State Golf Association
committee In executive session at the office
of President Percy jackson. The nnual
tournament for the cham Dionship now held
by John VI. Ward W i'll be at the Morris County
Golf Club. May 81 and Jun 1 and 2. This
will be the week after the NJ. G, A. tourna-
Inent at st. Andrews ana tine competition
will be the first big contest on the course
since the women's national championship
last fall. The course comes TO hand early
and should be In prime condition for the
meeting, Max Bahr, W. ID. Nanderpool,
W. X. Thurston. W. Y. Marsh. William Shipper
young Edward Shipper, l.. b. Garretson,
Fred Thomas and others Of the Morristown
talent should be up and doing to give a good
account Of themselves. There win be thirty
different cups and medals on the prize list,
The committee voted to buy another
championship cup, the trophy to go with
the title and to be in play until won three
times buy an entrant from the one club.
The former cup. through two wins by Allan
Kennaday and one by Ward ia now the prop
erty Of the Montclair Golf Club. There
will be a general ha ndicap issued for the
fourt h season. giving the ratings of all the
emDers President Jackson appointed as
his Il ids as handicappers Leighton Calkins.
! Plain field Country Club. and Charles W.
tournament committee, to serve with the
GET n,S EImb T Snd be e +; y, SPi Tsoo NoM9t orpiT
County Golf Club.
Fred Doune. a we'll known and oompetent
Country Club Of Mount Vernon to take the
place OF Robbie TAFT, viii Anderson and his
%ifS' with snd d dS% sa An4SsGson' T H., a are on aba the
pion Will go directly to his new situation at
the onwentsia Club. Lake Forest, II. The
June IS and 20 and should Anderson win
agaIn it win be his fdth success. RRaytd
Jersey Country Club Of Paterson.
Last nights meeting Of the Western Golf
Association at Chicago marked the promo
ton of Phelps b. Hoyt. one of the organizers
and its first secretary. to the presidency.
". q. A. at Midlothian in 1901, is the presi-
dent and club champion at & len View. a
most unusual combination OF honors. and
Will make a fine head OF the league The
full ticket il elected;
President. Phelps b. Hoyt. Glen View Club; vice
Club, 81. Louis; Secretary, Albert II: Gates, Calumet
Country Club: treasurer; Murry Nelson, Jr. on
Midlothian Country, Club; Judge John Barton
Payne, Chicago Goli Club; j. c hrocklebank'
Country Club, and Crafts W. Higgins, Glen View
Club.
There are now only four backsliding clubs
as to the handicap lists Of members desired
freeport. Golf Club, Tuxedo Club. Country
Club of Westchester and the Meadow Brook
any Of the general committees and will hardly
do 80 this time. but Messrs. Calkins, Phil
lips and MenHies are still in hope regarding
the others.
The st. Andrews Golf Club, as a sign that it
years is to have no less than Two champion
ships. Since the grant of the NJ. G. A.. anna
tenr championship for May 22-26 permission
Association to hold its annual championship
there in July. on dates still to be fixed, This
league includes all the hubs on both sides of
the Hudson as far as Kingston and Hudson.
Gilman p, Tiffany Of Powelton is now holder
Of the G EhadTP iGE hi f for r. the he m sG c,mS hi y ear
Championship will be the fifth in the series,
the Powelton course, Newburgh; once at the
Duchess COUNTY Clnb P2ughkeepsle. and
on re- at s the ITa GaIf H2 HIu6 of k yoGEsIs is tho
member nearest to Manhattan, and one of
its members. Louis p Myers; was the first
Saegkill team has been the most FREQUENT
winner Of the team chamsp1ionship, some
through their aid the .Saegkill club has re-
ceived the privilege Of holding the Hudson
River association ,Gphampionship on the 81,
! INNS nv l'bi hill'l - NV
eighth to be announced this week for MIG. a,
links.
Additional purchases Of land have made
the Apawamis Club OF Rye one of the largest
l%andowning clubs in Westchester county,
The latest plot to be acquired is two acres
back of the twelfth hole and thirteenth toe.
which will give access TO the lake and enable
the club to have a water hazard IL SO desired
The club in the spring bought the snail plot
near the home green used when Hooded for 2
skating pond. There has been plenty of
play throughout the winter. from thirty TO
fifty being on the course every Saturday.
PALM BEACH, Fla, March e-The qualify
ng round Of thirty-siy holes for the presenta-
to-day. Harris b. Fenn Of the Iarchmont
Golf Club won the. prize for the best score.
The following are the scores.
Harris n. Fem, 10. 7-141. c. r. Corey, Il, Ills;
Walter Fairbanks. 70, .7o-143: A. ], Mcclure. n,
ton, rs. 75.-l5o: G. c, Christian. Z, 74-l5l: y. r.
Dana. 7s. -I4-152; W. +, s: Hart, 76. 77-l53, l.. W. |
TesvfT. =; sO-iSs; G l. Tapping, 70; si-i%:
J. F: Turner. so. 79-l5o John shepard. Jr, Is,
500: W. l.. Ross. 81. 76-l60; r. ". steele. rs,
S6-lol: Robert F. Phifer, 81, so-ls2; W, {, White
Lockwood, 80, 81 Edmund Cluctt, 80, s5-l65; |
G. n, clifford. 81. s5-l67: H. X. Bolton. So, S4-l69: |
X, J. Flick. IS, Slice: i. r. Suydam. 50, sg-l6a; |
(. I. P P5TTsi 8 8. si-iiSi 4. J. j. H HfSi' s, sSs--l77G2:
Sidney Maddox. 81, 81 17i; T., u. Chambcriin, |
Is, SILL: l.. +. Martin, 81. 9l-l73; q. r. Bassett.
S7-i7g: a. NJ. Stewart, OK, Sa-l7g: II. A. Haskins.
81. 9o-lsl: j A Harris. Jr, OF. sS-ls5; c. McReeves, I
100, 97-lo7.
To avoid the unintentional conflict with the
amat eur golf championship AT Enrlewood.
July 10 to u, the Connecticut state Golf As