The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-02
COLE.
Entries Averaging About as Usual Tor
WOnen's Championship.

There were hfty-seven entries booked
v eet erday afternoon for the women's national
golf championship, which begins on Monday
at the Brae Burn Country Club, near Boston.
The entries closed at Q p. NJ, but as usual
the total will not be given out until the
late mails are at hand. Miss Pauline Mackay
OF Boston, the tltleholder. sent in her name
Yesterday. The New England and western
players are quite well represented, but the
names have not come as quickly as Gus
tomary from the Philadelphia and Metro
politan Golf Association clubs. Miss F. c.
GriFfeOFE Fox, the he f s,ronse. fh az ERSs HPfh isS Ssfs
players. have. entered. Mrs. 4. + SANFORD,
president Of the women's Eastern Golf Asso-
Mix and Miss Elizabeth Hurry were the
mos, H. p ron Ssi,S Of t mi., S S.U. YSEs g 8ii:Esrs
champion Of 1904. Mrs. Charles r. Stout,
twice champion. nor Miss +. louise Wander
hoet had entered up to o'clock yesterday
for the championship last year. and the
expectation is that the total will be equalled
or surpassed when ell the names are booked
With to days mails to be heard from
tries for the Richmond County Country Club
tournament on Thursday, Friday ana Satur-
day. The staten Islanders have been very
loyal to the old club and almost every player
Of prominence in Richmond county lie entered.
PRINCETON, Oct. Most Of the scores in
shin this afternoon were high, owing 70 the
high cold wind. Those who qualLied we're;
SO: r. Cochran. IS; W. S. West, 80; r. Peters.
%; Ii. J. van Dyke, %; S. Funk. eS.
Marley OL2uRhlin. the professional Of
the Plain1eld Country Club, in a match with
a mepbsr Percy stewart e Srii NJ hsI pO eSaMsli.eSdn 6 the
the intercollegiate champion.
There will be a great gathering of veterans
IN the thirty-six hole handicap AZ the Apa-
wants Club. on October II. in which no one
may start oO %hp is hsI under 81 3 y ySs :o Of sss; IL
won the net prizes last year and J. D. Foot
six prizes. Early birds 10 enter are Horace
Russell. John W. Griggs, +. G. Converse.
George p sheldon and j. E. Smith OF VIII
mington, Del.
George Low. president OF, the Eastern
Professional Golfers Association. made the
Thursday in the rain at BsItusroi. He states
fSSS tSEiS%iIHSG e m ! REe' Sssocis q me and nf'' the
competitions Of the British district pro-
I FsSe . Hill f' ffGIefid' t Cub ne oetoSer Is and ne e
will be limited to members OF che Eastern
association.
The fall tournam ent Of the National Freight
Traf1c Golf Association will be held at the
Exmoor Country Club; Highland PARK. H.
held its tournament at Fox Hills in June and
the Southern branch held an earlier tourra-
ment at Hot Springs, Va. The coming tour
nament will be the central. or national. one
and the entries will include PLAYERS from
West and East. Besides the championship
cup many minor trophies will be In play.
The central tournament committee 10 made
up If +. J. Henty. chairman; F. B. Mont
Gomcry, Give Runncls. e. VI. Booth, George
Moron and r. I. Bentley.
This story If the links ia from a Newspaper
IN Wales: This other day Councillor Lewis
Morgan OF Cardiff was playing in a cup COM
petition over the course. His opponent,
a doctor, drove his ball way into the sea
hey oud the peninsula. You're not in Z
hurry, are you?' he asked his partner. and
the Car1in city councillor was not. The
doctor coolly undressed, clambered down
the rocks on 10 a ledge and took q Fifteen
- twenty foot header into, the sea. He
recovered his ball. swan ashore, dressed
and continued the game. It's the only
decent bell I've got left. he said In excuse.
Harrv Vardon and Aleck Herd have Just
matches. At Innerleithen Herd won by
3'and I, AZ Kingussie Nardon had the re-
marlable victory nf 10 snd s, while at Kendall.
on September IS. Vardon won by , up. Var
doa's card was 70, 74-ll6 nnd Herds u,
7G-l47. Lord Glera WY. County Down, on
September IL, won the South Of Ireland open
amateur championship az Lahinck. beating
Frank Esstabrook. London. by 10 up and
q to play, in thirty-Six holes. X. A, BOYD,
the Irish native champion, lost In the frat
round 20 Eastabrook. by > and :.