The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-28
ST. ANDREWS AFTERMATH.
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IN the NNs terasv 'unNsrtiout and NNssa.
chua~'ts sanitation and n should ha In fcrre
IN every disifi0' association Tho strict IN.
fotoemrnt viii strengthen both tho local
hodiea and tho I nIted Statra Gotf tssNria
ton n would make Bvers who has held tho
chamrtNn-hlp m that body. oonnne his district
championship aspirations 20 tho winning ~
that title In tho Western Pennsylvania Golf
Nsaociaton. IIs played FOR y In tho Olympic
team contest and II Il his home league. un.
l"ss nv"Ts should l"av" Pi't-hurR 20 h"coms
n resident New Yorker Bui no hlame At
taches 20 Rvers. who IL ono ~ tho oldest NOM
hers ~ - andrews. which he Joined when ~
ale tntil IN" constitution ts changed he
has every right to play In tho VI q A cham
pionahip. and. nv becoming a non-res,dent
member of a club. n Chandler EEan. nj Chi
caRo A. q lockwood. Of Boston. or Dr Lee
Harhon NJ Washington or any one else.
would acquire tho a. 20 privilege.
1T Is high time that va limited the VI q. A.
tournament 10 resident members Of = ubs,
remarked Lionel II Graham. the ~vice-presi-
dent, on the first day AZ ~. Andrews. 1t Ia
a matter that has been too long neglected.
for II the tour Ia To remain open TO
non-r"sidentS IL will lose it, indiv duality
After the morning round In the final when
Ryers was 2 m. another VI q \ committee
man said 1T is evident that 10 keep NJ the
value Of the tournament a. n local test nom
residents must he barred out. But should
Byers win. the VI. q. 4 will have IL hands tied
and can take no action. To pass such a reso-
luton would be taken in the West as an adj
mission that We fear their players. 50 that
nothing can he said on the point should Byers
pull out the title In the best int arests of he
game and Of VI. q. \ golf will still think
that only residents should play. and when OPP
portunity offers | shall urge such a rule.
Jerome q. Ira Yers's averag e was the lowest
ever gained by a golf champion. Beginning
with two media rounds In the par of the course
an unpFpCplputp ed score. his rounds of the
matches were all under eighty. His worst
round was with Il. {. Fuller. in the first match.
who was 2 NJ at the sta IT, as TraYers began.
with >. =, 6. 3. vet this was a 10. The fna lists
did NOT play, the last hole. a usual 2 Tor both
: the round was a 70 for Ira yers. The scores
for the four days were -. -. 10. 20. rs, 81.
r &, az e ay snd re : %, % o mn gave to tho
Is the only word to describe it and the uni
IN the putting greens were helps in scoring.
Greater factors still were the lack, OF traps
ton. for except on fouro five holesa pull or a
slice did no harm. and IN most cases the fine.
a n1S o rs1TlInT ye Sree nnroa n cS n PI, yjsg to ,be pn nin,h
on the first round. for instance. both Byers
and Travers were over the putting green.
former holed from an iron for I, At Garden
City. Wheaton or My9pia. and many other
trap +" quote another insts nee Of fte
conditions to help a resourceful player to a
;nn6es FATS ,SS d IN one on m ,be ar Gllm Ton1 r. Po, asha my
he had ca ch in 4. |
Yet TO most who participated the cutting
round put a premium on exact golf, and few
would care to sec the course changed, for
seemed eSsrT 0 as w %IS p iie a as 80 th Se ain 1nas i l0' ths
matches, II was consequently The most
enjoyable tournament in h history Of lha
NJ. G. A., yet on every side was heard tie
comment. No one VIII score like this in the
and tn" course viii be sthi II more stirf In Jtsnlyyo'
the prediction is a safe one. The few best
% hut ,R %ay r e1 fbs be- soSs b Sd b 695 lO ,o &C., fSSorbt. sssti
Of them to spoil, the averages. while to the
ordinary run who make low scores at st.
Andrews the eauallins OF DOGGY will be infre-
The in]teIelpb best ball match only brought
Tit 4 af Il ar a 81 snit.es sn ama 'S h. GGr E, e. toS of
test was again mooted, The round was most
interestln ne, the Reid boys winning the banner
Herreshor coming second with rs. $50. 1t
Is 4 very important matter to have the hes!
every year. aside from the. pleasure. such a
contest affords TO the participants. but the
To play the match on a separate day would
bring out a greater entry and give more dis
tinction to the AFFAIR
The championshjp tournament Of the New
the Morris County Golf Club on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, with tho usual great
array OF players. The course Ia in splendid
condition, and, in a match against James A,
Tying and. Judge Goss there last week the
fine record, OF u was made by David l%!unter.
the ESSEX County Country Club professional.
The tenth annual thlrty-siN hole handicap
of the New York Stock Exchange Golf Club
will be held at the Richmond County Country
Club on SATURDAY.: With the exception, Of
the contest has been held at the Knollwood
Country Club.
There will he from $50 70 200 players in
the championship Of the Trans-Misslssippi
Golf Association. to be held at the Omaha
Field Club June 20-23.
,B4rsIpE, May I'll. ', Graham increased
which was played at the Oakland Golf Club
for the past two days. He had hitherto shown
such a lack OF pla ying ability that he received
almost the maximum handicap His I'M
won with the good net score OF 10. The
scores.
j. V. Graham. as. ~ 10; j. II. Gordon. Jr.. %,
$50: u. p. Davies, "a. 10 ~: II. l.. Bogert, gs,
lB-sc; S, 4, Salvage, ps. ia -: r. a. Elliott, aS,
li-Si: II Popham, 90, II IS; I. +. Conway, 90, IA SIS