The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09
GOLF.
Dates for the WOmen's Intercity Match and
Eastern Championship.


There will be- a great tournament when
the members of the Women's Eastern Golf
Association get together for the matches
between the Boston, Philadelphia and New
York teams and the Eastern championship
The week of June 4 has been selected. but
there is an embarrassment of riches In the
choice of links to atone for the unexpected
loss Of Brae Burn. The Atlantic City Country
Club has sent a most cordial invitation
for the tourna ment while favorable replies
have also come to hand from the Nassau
Country Club. Baltusrol Coli club, New
Haven Country Club aud the Country Club
OF Lakewood. The latter. as june has been
selected. Ia out of the running, but Il one
day tournament. or perhaps a. longer one.
may be the outcome of an April date,
No word has been received from, the, Deal
Golf club. which with Nassau and Atlantic
City had formed the trio 10 be- first sounded.
The letter was sent to Judge ". Young.
the president. who Is of touring Florida In Il
motor car, and probably he has not yet re-
Ceived IL. Atlantic city In the first days
of June would be an arrangement to suggest
a very pleasant week. but nothing definite
has been fixed by the women's, committee.
city, on account Of the length of the Journey.
They forget that Il Is no further than the
delphiq woman. "Philadelphians win not
tonians. should be as loyal to the seaside
Whatever course is selected, the arrival
on tuesday and Wednesday the annual
match between teams Of ten win be held for
The Clement \. Gr,soom trophy HiH r, The p ph, ia
first day. the winner meeting the Metropoli-
tan team, holder of the trophy, on. nWednes-
day. The championship will be on Thursday
method. Instead OF match play, with or
w w, It DI { a" oniy' there rGsn Win there Sa e Tl5l ee
holes Of medal play each day, the maker of
the lowest score on the two days TO receive
The blsD GhS 5nG ons bRi, fHp; t SS,nT sflyr Win Iha Pc ieu q
'"Clubs are coming into the Women S Eastern
S9DI ns'G remaTRed a Mrps ''i (. f F. W sa G2Siq "e tRs
president. We have members now from
Maine to Maryland. and. as the 81 dues is only
nominal, there seems no reason why the
league should not gather in every club in the
territory that has women golfers"
PALM BEACH. Fla March s.-The semi-hnal
and final rounds for the presen tation and
consolation cups were played to-day. Harris
presentation cup and Sidney Moddack the
c2nsolation fu po,t In me se en- ina G, {;
cided until the twenty-second hole. The scores.
Presentation Cup; Semi aGal Round I. p, Fem
Final rnifp RsooSSndI.TRP' B. Fem beat G c. Christian,
Consolation Cup: Semi nnal Round Mad
dock beat W. c. Whitehead / up; r j. Allyn beat
Final Round Sidney Maddox beat r j. Allyn.
| up.
P~rNEHvRsr. y. C.. March s.-7here were
thirty starters in the third annual golf cham
pionship tournament. open only TO season
members, begun to-day with a thirty-siN
hole qualification round, a pretty contest for
the gold medal offered being the feature Of
Oakmont Club. Pittsburg.. won by a single
stroke with a grand total Of l72, with John NJ.
Ward of Montclair and Allan Lard Of Wash
inRton. second. in l7+, William c. Freeman
of Montclair was third in 1871. The scores:
C. b. Fowncs, Jr.. Oakmont, Pa. s., el-l73:
Allan Lard Columbia wasninston q SIS;
John NJ. Ward. MOntclair, SS. s6-lH' William c.
Freeman. MontclAlr. sc. e5-1si: W. C.. ,Fownes.
akmon Of. Else; c, l." Becker, WOODLAND, 80.
Pierce. Woodland, SO, as-ls7; l.; I; Wardwell.
Camden, Me. 90. a-ls7; j. O, n. Denny, Oak
mont, 90 90 ise H, c Fownes. 0Osskm9ont, g. ION
price, salem. as. los = 2os; 4. P. Thompson. Homes
dale, Pa. 100. los-2os: c. II; Resented. New York,
iOl, los 2lO: T, j, Royce, Rutland Country Club.
VI, i0l, 1879.