The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-14
GOLF.
Mrs, Tiffany Announces List Of Women's
Interclub Days.

Interclub Days.
While the links for the Eastern Women't
Golf Association championship will not b,
settled until the next meeting Of the executive
committee. 1t Is understood that the choice
has sifted down to either the Atlantic City
Country Club or the Nassau Country Club
The Women's Metropolitan Golf Assocla
ton will not follow the Eastern Women II
changing to all medal play at their cham
pionsnlp, a step made necessary to squeeze
in che !ntercity matches and the champion
ship into one week. although they have voted
20 out down their championship to four days
be at Englewood from Tuesday, May. %
to Friday. May rs. with only eight TO qualify
The at home days will give TO the members
had to Visit and practise on different sorts Of
links. Fifteen clubs have now offered the
". NJ. G., A. members on one ne day in each
month, an instance OF hospitality, on a large
scale unparalleled in golf; and the order
yesterday by the secretary. Mrs, Charles l.,
Tiffany. The list is final, except III the in
stances of Apawamis and Baltusrol, II reads
August 20, September II. and 0rtober IS.
Shlnnecock, Hills, June 4, July g August O. Sep
.f Mon'eIsi nnq ao 9f'S StSb!May q, June rs. July 20,
AqRg nEIi T 20; Se Go { & + and GG'G p June ~; s. July 8,
AV%F Wee Burn il 2fP GOT ciuS1 idsS'f :, June IL, July 10,
AUGUST ~, sONpttUlDtI i NgClDDtT u
Norris County Colt Club-May is, June 10. July II,
August 81, september IS, October 49, -, ..
20, NJ Juiy x. . GGsni' rs SCSS eptsm6er IS, October Is.
-APawamis clasbIMay 5, June l. july S, August 2,
Engiewood Golf Club-May 10. June IA, July H.
Angus, o. S s=ep,sneeeIF n H. L 8s,oG 1Hl Inn, II, 81. Julv 10,
August 10, September 20, October is.
.byker Meadow Coli Club May 4. June 81. July
b%aitassrol Coli club May 81, June u, July 20,
August %, September n October 25' ,.,,.
Pisinaeld couniy VcSiiubNMsy ii, June 8, July is.
Af PUM.lt iEi S GGif GiSbI n ye Is. June is, July 20.
August IT, September 81, October 10.
The women have only to pay their caddie
fees and restaurant, checks, no charge being
made for the use Of the course. and the rule
being suspended that requires the INTRODUCE
ton by a member ranoiTt.r T Ge,f m sssoeistinn oil oIu E
will be the only credential needed TO gain the
use of the courses on the days specified. but
e to snat [qan aselss a t badSe or card ar oe OF q special special 9
sort may be adopted. The interclub team
matches will be kept up on the usual schedule.
and there will be several one day tournaments
for prizes, The. Morris County. Fairfield
County and Ardsley,, clubs are to give them.
Tuesday, june l.. There may be prize con-
tests on some Of the at home days In addition
to the competitions announced for special
days.
All prospects look bright for the Highland
Golf Club Of Jamaica. and at the annual
meeting the annual dues we're raised from
$40 to $50. The change will not 60 into effect
until May so an early application VII save
Ing was at the Union League Club Of Brook
Ign on Monday night. when the oHEeps
eIseGeSa vTie eee Re e. r. GHfaavviland, secre-
tary, and j. H, Redfeld, treasurer,
The executive committee of the Connecticut
Golf AaanriafinD hnS aCCAn1P0 the Wee BuTn
Golf Club at Stamford for the championship
The tournament has been put back to July
championship. The tournament was at wee
Burn in 1900, when Carl Martin won the title,
beating Charles Seely in the final;
citation. to hold its. tournament at the same
time and links as the Iowa mems champion
ship.
PALM BEACH. Fla. March ,ls.-The first
Breakers cups were played to-day lhe
scores:
Royal poinciqna Cup; First Eos and 4 N :; Nae,
ton beat George Robson, 8 and I; E 3 Cory beat
Ar, Hus'qn' and Z Ra 4, W ? Plf pbjt Ssa, 5s C; L; W TAI z.
livery '. 5 and Z; Walter Fairbanks beat f. cluett.
D s secon ~ R~ound-Norman Towne beat A, j. Nc.
cl1re. i up; c. b, Cory bsatL 4 Hamilton; 3 and
Fr RrsaRsss O eSp, N f'1s' F (; Rdaf4. { {; III Hss I oes,
F. H. Lockwood. 2 and l; W a. Becker beat a NJ
!; r. j. Allyn beat, j. /. Hees, 9 and, 4 4, F Morris
beat D. Chamberlain. 1 UP; L. C., Martin beat D. a.
Davis, 5 and 8; John Shepard. Jrr beat T. S.
h9 sesend fRRo;an eno A. Becker eea, H; c. Has.
klns, S and !; $. Maddock beat $. Snare, 2 up; E !.
Allyn beat 4 4 + ., MG5r! ! by by default; John Shepard
.P1SrHuRsr. N. c., March ls,-The scratch
players had an easy time of II. In the first
rotind nf the anhrial match NAV handicap for
: I': * S' : SsSR 'm b. Nil $i;ss' {: aSfS s { S sf
Miss Gertrude Gilbert Of Philad elphia.
s sGEatch s g6S aSS5 rsl Pa II % gessSfs y 8 and %en !.
being badly off her game, but she promises
to be a formidable opponent in the %consola-
lion H. 5. di Be : of T plt taf Sss0l Mrs a'y %. Fl, e nas:
verse Mrs. d, j. Ross OF Boston and Mrs.
Herbert l.. JIllson of Worcester are still in the
EnFiewood, scratch, beat Miss Gertrude Gilbert.
BBsilsdelEPSe p, sss sfi %ls, c. . "a af Dana i; S slsa! h SSEri pTsss.
s S., Ms p Si a G5SSt'i i. bsS'l H.. i f ! Wi 9 dSse T..
ESst Grange, II Up; Miss a. McNeeiy Philadeiphla,
4 sGT A. i. Ss sna y MI his. H h. e: p @t I b9 Ss% . .s4SisP.
beat Ms; 6 Lee sb kniEhs,s ph'l 1n dfbl sst Ms Is, : a end :;
ias;oS Sh soehes,e pni scfataS. 5 and Z Gi Mss +: McNeeiy.
Philadelphia. scratch. beat MIS- M H. wilson,
second DlyisIon-First nound-Mrs. Herbert l..
Jilson beat Mrs. Taylor Alderdice, Philadelphia,
5 and 4: Mrs. H. S. Denny, Pittsburg. beat MTs.
Robert ii. CARPENTER, New York, 7 and q; Mrs, 6. H.
Converse, Boston, beat Mrs. G %. Russell. Wlnches-
ter, S and 8; Mrs. Donald J. Ross, Boston. beat Miss
Naumberg, New York. up
More Additions to the Olympic Team.
Two more additions we're made to the
Olympic team yesterday. They were ID; A.
sullivan OF Anaconda, Mont. and Robert
try for the Pentathlum or all around contest.
and the report from the West is that he is
doing wonders with the javelln and can send
feet away. This will be one Of the events,
and as ne is a good wrestler. jumper and
discus thrower, he will be a warm candidate
for first honors, Edgren will try the stone
throwing, shot putin andthe discus, James
B. Connolly Of Boston will accompany the