Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-19
List of Players Who Earned
Honors on the Links.
TITLES WELL DIVIDED
President Johnson Going to Mexico
With the White S0x.
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS
Jefries to Referee Gans-Herman
Fight-Sutton Still Billiard Cham
pion-Bowling Battles.

+ dSOn IMAM ever DeIOTe lNeSe CoIHpell-
items are productive of closer fought
u2tches than usually found In the general
81 OF open tournament. for. while the in
tr'asic value of the prizes in championship
events is often small. the idea OF winning
2 title possesses great charm. glance
down the list will show that in a number
of instances the same player has figured
prominently in widely different localities.
George S. Lyon, who reached the final
tound of the last national amateur cham
pionshIp tournament at Englewood. only
t. ne defeated by Eben M. Byres. won the
amateur title of Canada. In the latter
event the runner-up was none other than
Douglas Laird formerly of Princeton The
Sar-driving Laird has also been com
petitor in the last two national Champion
ships. George w. Bunn the Lawrence
vile schoolboy, was runner-up In the Cen
tral Illinois championship. as well as In
the interscholastic tournament at Garden
City. The latter event. 1t VIII be reinem-
bered. was won by Fred Herreshor.
The open championships in the west were
especially interesting. because OF bringing
Into prominence w. c. Sherwood. nome
bred professional. The latter's best work
was accomplished in the tournament held
under the auspices of the Western Profess
sional Golfers Association. which he won,
defeating Fred Mcleod in the final round
This tournament was an all-matcp play
affair. and the American also had the salts
faction of defeating Lawrence Aucnter-
tonic former national title holder. In an
earlier round. Sherwood was also runner
up to James Maiden in the ONO open chanl-
pionship.
list of the more important champion
ship tournaments held during the last year.
national. sectional, state. miscellaneous anu
foreign. follows:
National.
Amateur-Eben NJ Byers George S. Lyon.
4 lexandpr Smith. VIII smith.
Vonen-Miss II. y. Curtis.-M Miss hoihe b.
Sectional.
Western tamateur'-Daniel f. Sawyer. Warren X.
Vestern (open)-Alexander Smith John Hobens:
Western tprofessionalsl-W. c. Sherwood. r. NC
Western twomen,-Mrs. c. L. Derins. Miss F.
eastern Observation-Disclosures Smith. Alex Camp
Women's (Eastern)-Miss F. C. Osgood. Mrs. r.
IT. Barlow ,,.. u,,,.. ,cs.
philadelphia (women' s)--Mrs. n. H. Barlow. Miss
southeastern Massachusetts-C. E. Smith. r. NJ.
Ceutrai Massachusetts-J. A. Wiley.
EAST Jersey Golf League-E. A. Curtis. F. A..
Hsdson River-Gilman p Tiffany Ralph c.
Carroll.
te1eue OF the Lower Lakes-G. T. Curtis. W.
Irtrrmountain-L. Ruble DR., Rowe,
nefTSpoiitan ia1pateurlHJ. B. Trayers. e. N.
Metropolitan Copen)-George Low Alexander Smith.
retropolltan en's)-Mrs C. Stout. Miss G.
Al. Bishop.
Middle Atantic.R Baldwin. L; Z; Earban.
Pacific Coast,Frsnk G Newton. ! R. Clarke.
Trans rnissssippi-Clve T. Jafray, +. ". Nc
United North and south-w X. Wood. G. L.
Becker.
tn!ted North and South lwomen's,-Mrs Myra d.
k5Tthern CallfornIa-F. c. Newton Frank A..
Southern Californa-w. Fredericksca. A. B.
Swift.
C. HaFey 1r. FRANK Grisa
Southern California (professonal-E. Martin, A.
South Florida-walter J. Travis Charles b. Cory
Iaciac Northwest-C. K. Magill. j, Giiiison, jr..
staten island~P. w Kendall. Bert Allen
Western Pennsylvania (open)-E. Al. Byers, Chas
Rowe.
Connecticut-R. d. Sanford. DR.. Carl Martin
Florida (women)-Miss E. Trowbrdge. Miss d.
Central Illinois-Georse McMeln, George W.
io%a@ArtSur ord DIad Bert Mckee thinner
Naine-w. C. Eaton. d. NJ Cole.
Observation-Disclosures d. Lockwood, L. J. GIL
usr E..,, ,,....... .,,
Ro @i'fy ex Campbell
sIiSa1 J.: T wylie. Philip stanton.
y. Christian kenDey.
kunesota-Clive T. Jarrray Harold p Bend
Nehraska-sprague Abbott, Jerome Magee.
New Hampshire-Arthur B. Copper. Cieon T.
New Jersey-ArchibaId Graham Joseph Sherman
Central New YoSssheri sheridan r1 e. A. " Ganp
. ohi9oR Robert H. Crow VEIL, K w. Curtis
S SresoaI lro@ M alpSE Mabel keyes.
Rhode island-G. A. Pope William Clarke
south Dakota.Martin Thompson W. L. Baker.
Iexas-H. l. Edwards: +. VI. Lewis.
Il h utp n Ratf
Elsconsin-G. W. Hewitt. Hamilton Vose.
Miscellaneous
a1etican Golf Association OF Advertising Inter
sT,.- " F. Conslyn George l. Eordyee;
iyan.
Harvard University-wilam Hickok, jr., a. Fl.
Mtercollegiate-w. E. Glow. jr.. Dwight Par
I!r;erscholastc- Herresshon G. Bum.
ssth; %ldsam%sr seeser j. 5. Marvin;
~ NJ E pS N Tair child i H0dgson 8.
Philadelphia Intersehoastic-E. A. Service. NJ.
Esshington topen),Ale1 Smith. Isaac Mackfe.
XessteSn stern, Observation-Disclosures Copeland. Al
Foreign.
Canada (amateur)-George 8. Lyon Douglas Laird
Canada twomen)-Niss Thompson Miss Pbenae
Maritime Provinces tCanads)-Miss Mabel fhom-
n!snee sopenl.Arnsud MASSEY. Tom y.rdon.
Jengen ~
Great Britain (open)-James Braid. John H. Tay-
Tor. ~
Great Britain (women)-Mrs Kennion Miss
Bertha Thompson.
.Hoiland (amateur)-E. Cremers
Ireland (amateur)-H. A. Boyd. A. Fl Carna
Ireland (open)-H. II. Barker. J. S. Worthineton.
Ireland (women)-Miss May Hezlet. Miss r.
Italy-Denys Scott.
Mexico (openl-will Smith, Willie Anderson
Mexico (amateur)-A. g. lockwood al p Gala.
Cher
River Platte (Argentina)-J. G. Avery Wright, r.
A. Sutton.
Scotland twomen)-Miss q. Campbell, Miss Glover.
Wales twomen)-Miss Duncan. Mrs. Story.
medal play.
Fighter Lewis Won't Retire.
Harry Lewis declared that he was through
with the ring forever when he was In jail
awaiting the action Of the authorities who
were looking into the death of Mike Ward.