The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-13
DEAL CLUBMEN SHOW PUSH.
BUY COURSE FOR $4,000 AND
ARE BOOMING THINGS.
club VIII Re Under Enlargement Dori"s
the Annual Tournament This ween
Opening Drives VIII BE to the Anvil
Chorus-Golfer BPamston Doad-Notes.

Club Will he UnueF fAiaIbo"oN -.
the Annual Tournament mis- wees
Opening Drives VIII BE to the ANY"
Chorus-Golfer BParnston Doad-Notes'
Opening drives In the Deal tournament on
Th,irsday morning win be to the din OF nam
mers and the buzz OF saws. This anvil ohoius
sort of accompaniment IL odd on the INKS
hut the golfers will condone 1t as o trioute
to the ever spreading popularity OF 'non
game. The building on tne 3.
organization OF the club. as the Deai beaon
Golf and Country Club, made contracts for
chanqee to be finished by October l., ana
the work Is already under way. the ciuo-
house IN to have O couple OF new stories, 10
gain space for fifteen or twenty bedrooms;
an extension Ia to be used an an eniareeu
locker room and lounRiug place., ana the
golf house and shop are to be replaced py
new building. The verandas Will De extehdeo
and a pavilion and dock built on the water
front Of Deal Lake adjacent to the eighteenth
rreen. ,Joseph NJ. Byrne Is president of the
reor organized club, and his associates include
Messrs. Duval. Childs. Gerken, shanley
and others OF the former governors. Inc
nroperty. including George W. Youne's hold
inos used for golf, has been purchased ny
the new club for 81 900 an acre, and l2o acres
changed hands. The work at present ID 70
be on the clubhouse. and In the fall there WIN
be changes on the course to add more variety
to the play.
Yort 755 yards. and With the tees put back
n can be heightened to equal Sandwich. tine
lonpest of the championship links In Great
Bltain. e.s74 yards, or longer II wanted.
The professional record, made In competition
In "a. by George Low, the new M. g., A.
omen champion. and Travis's 70 Is the COM
petitiye amateur rec I'D. The one iau't Oh
the course 10 the objection made to summing
dale. the greatest Of Engiand's Inland Inks.
and is that the distance needed on every snot
becomes monotonous. There Is not enough
Of the fascinating in the placing OF the arti-
aciaI hazards, and some undulating spaces.
pillows of turf, would vastly Improve the
fair greens. Some OF the putting greens,
TOO would be made infinitely more charming
nv beinr undulating. In brief, the changes
In contemplation are along the line OF those
In progress at the Garden City course. The
short hole at Deal 10 Q perfect mashie mole.
the home hole is ideal for a drive. while the
seventh 10 the best three shot hole In the
country.
There were 100 entries for the Deal tourna-
ment last year and 1926 starters. Jerome
Trayers beating T. NJ. Sherman. who won
1t in 1904, for the presidents cup. Through
a flaw In the mailing arrangements the IN
yitations to clubs to send players in some
| instances have misoarried and the time for
| the closing OF entries has In CONSEQUENCE been
extended until tomorrow evening. They
| sbould be sent to Secretary W. r. Delehanty.
at Deal. in care Of the Golf and Country Club
| There will be cups for four ~sixteens and gross
and net cups In the cl dosing handicap.
Trayers is not going to Deal. as he has been
anxious to play at Ekwanok. The chief
tournament Of the Manchester season is to
80 .h.~o nm Volnoalav In SATURDAY.
The first prize will be the first presidents
cup. the gift OF the late Edward 8. Isham Of
Chicago. John Brooks won 1t in 1900: @. b.
Macdonald, 1901; W. j. Travis. 1902: +. J. o.
Alsop, 1908, who beat Travis In the final;
A. NJ. Reed Of Albany, 1904. and A. l.. White
las, Iasm ys ear E AS9 : u q 'n the sn s%tsTtsls' bsl
FTsd Hs5rsshSa; n; Il Si,. %t .sv. Z I. : y, w shs'-
c. /. Tappin and j. l.. Taylor.
A. W. Tnlinshsst Of Philadelphia was the
IaanSbden Country Club, Toronto, last week.
lie beat II. l.. strath Of Toronto In the semi
s sn.I :, By r9 : Up M and . q = RR .sSll sS' S iSst ! Il doa N.
They we're square at the fifteenth. Tillinshasl
losing the match by being bunkersd from the
tee on the sew enteenth.
Country Club made 2 fpe record on Saturday
i llatn8 tOuT0aIDcIlt VA II SuhtI
Club, stroudsburs. Pc. near the Delaware
L. II. schook' Of the home club by . up and
net 1. 'i p1lz h:n al g. VT" ta,S g. sehS Il. k kss ! III b
Brooklyn won The SSnSolasiGbn IN cup; beating
A foreign trip. In the foil Ia under contem.
ffRe presence Of the " on the British links
even IN the Gss end oS Of the ms,o Sssso OF iD Shouts ss1s!t
J. A, I. Bramston. who was ig this country
with the Oxford, and Cambridge Society,
team in 1908, died last week in Elglano
ssesmiDansI Of the amateur ohsmpionship' y,
Sandwich. being then beaten by James Robb
pfesen' R 1fioei beat hi him ma" again In the inter:
national match at Hoyiaks in 1909 by, 5 holes
and he lost In the fourth round OF the anna
70 the ultimate Winner. Charles HptsSinss
He played for Oxford against Cambridge II
four g, rs Of The Be. a1 n19ald ms sn : sr;.mlSnrIsa h =. mattel e. !
and the All American team at Nassau. aftel
leading at the start Dramston Loaf to GeorR,
also won the open tournament q Fiossmoor
III. Bramston was the son Of the Rev; J., T
Bramston. assistant master at Winchester
cSiI's e M hs xss s coifsss. o 5. %in'a %ssf'
he was graduated In 1904.
MApLEwoop. N. H.. Aug. 1.-THE women
handicap golf. tournament was won yester
day morning by Miss Eleanor Fink Of New
York with o gross SCORE OF liz and q net Of 30
%PIAISrIELp.. N, j.. Aug. i2..-The follow
Ing were the best scores for the golf, com
mi.,ee cup at Plainfeld Country Club yes
Robert Abbott, "a. plus :. 70; r, G. Tsimadse
s,i, 70; :! z Eyisks9n; o. $50; q. + Sehoon
q. lex, N. u, iliess. 100. ii -sa,
J. +. Erickson won tho leg for the semi