The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-11
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There ats t~a speeisilv ME sVents foF
wofnen THE week fha' viii afford opportunity
for more good aolnna NJ tho order displayed
iaai esrk ~ tho Nassau Country Cluh Tho
first competition for feminine golfers held In
sons Yeats ~ 'hr Nrdalev Clth IL announced
for FRIDAY and the nss course alone IL worth
viAi' II will br an eighteen hol" medal
play handicap best sroas and net prizes.
for all merbrra " tho Women VI u 4
The entries should he sen' 20 Miss Louise
Nanderhoh. NJ tho Ardalev CLUB. bv Thursday.
The nrs, i~nv'ation tournament for women
A. the Huntina don Valley Country club viii
begin Tomorrow and continue throughout
the week. concluding on saturday with q
miSo1 fnursome The card promises much
lnteres ing golf Bes ides the low score
prize H. tho eighteen hole qualifying round,
there will no prizes for winners and runners
up In four sets ri eight frat and second
prizes In two h1ndicapS. fret and second
prilca for driving and putting. and for tho
first and second pairs In the mixed foursomes.
There In no telling how many pla yers will
take part in the tournament. states Secretary
Beers Of the American Golf Association Of
Advertising Interests. The number may
run up TO 2oo-enough for twelve siSteens."
The tournament will be AZ the Atlantic City
Country club juno rs to 20. and the players
will ha il from all parts of the country.
The Wholesale Lumber Trade Golf Club.
the latest business league, will have a tourna-
ment this week at the Nassau Country Club.
A golf club has also been organized among
the printers and stationers.. headed by John
E. Faber who will arrange for a tournament
at the Richmond County Country Club.
Since the selection Of the new green's COM
mittee at the Garden City Golf Club. consist
ing OF Walter j. Travis. chairman; DevereauX
Robbins. preparations. have been made 10
change the course with the view OF adding
advsnia sS TO tos straight play over Wild affection
through the green's. The changes, are those
suggested by Travis some months ago in
placed on the second green, not over two feet
In height. and similar undulations made on
and and replaced over the unduIations to Be pre-
pared, the interstices bein 8 filled in with finely
screened loan mixed with sand. The char
changed by cutting out the centre Of the cross
bunkers on the fourth, fifteenth and seven;
at the sides. On the hfteenfh a bunker viii be
put in across the road TO the right. near the
big sand pile, 70 punish a sliced III ID SECOND sSo d,s sh9,'
ninth and tenth holes. TO the, left on the
eleventh and to. the right on the sixteenth.
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The long grass is to be taken of between
the old sixth green and the read north OF i;
tween the tee and the road will be levelled
and turfed, changes, in cleaning up not deemed
ened out Two Years ago. < pot bunker viii
be put in on the sixth hole about ten Yards
to the right of the old seventh tee. The
hole win he increased by deepening. but not
making any wider. the bunker guarding
tho green and filing 1t with sea SAND instead
Of the present sand.
One Of the notable contests Of the Prince
ton year. the sixth annual match between
on Friday. the students winning by w.
alb6iiee to 'cihiqii ie with fair hopes Of success
Of the colleges. The score:
%! sI r. gIsIH s.P Is. o. p 90; :: P tSI5 !: e %sn Il 95SBin'.S Ss.
! McA i1riin.F tos, . bnsSiey', IS, 3: conoyesr' %, I;
pN r'inSdHeirrradua.!t"We;s. ., Laird, q Gee, o; Peters,
i Cochran; Q; L,gget,. Q; Richard; 8 Berrows' II;
Nearly all Of the golf clubs east OF the
H f4sfNc PGRolf SF sss ssRfsGon.e0 which aR '"e viii 'e hold
Fox Hills Golf Club,
The fourth annual tournament of the
Country, Club Of Spripgfeld, under the aus
lion, viii be on June 27.3O, Included in the
announcement 10 clubs are entry blanks, |
Photographs Of the course, The togrnameSnt
distance is sin yards and par 90.
j. Lucas and the souvenir. cup has nshered
in the com %petitlve season Of the Sound Beach
&aIcom and ou TO" ~tlT be G n}.2e1 I f6f on S, jans :,
and the qualifying round for the Governors
cur on July : on he g9if COMMITTEES n are
and Clayton Rockhill,
Ne, Masoh play rounds in u two E9d sHo. c, Mere ID de;
Orange. The summary:
First Cup, Second R~ount-F: Francis bsa, F
E Ia; 4 En sens Z. y :. > M III ana By : ! 70 Sp '' and 5 TO pi Ms,
z. II. Fisher beat L. F, owen by 1 up. j. e. Baker
beat F. Pripg by up and TO play.
W. Davis by dctault, j. S. Woodward beat a.. S. |
white By 2 up, Dr. j. c. Grabt beat ". H. Marsh
by S up and 5 10 play, H. Thompson beat J. Cas-.
sidy by 5 up and 4 TO play.
RAr SIDE, l.. l., June lO.-Gordon Gordon
with one Of the lowest net scores Of the season
won the sweepstake handicap at the Oakland
Golf Club to. d ". Hei bert R., Peck again
returned the best gross score of the day.
Scores:
Gordon Gordon, o.. 1913: Herbert r.; Peck.
~, ~ J. X. Gordon. Jr.. IS, l2-76; Lott p. Malone.
os. lo-ss. Edgar 5: Turton, li2 27.sS; H L. Norris.
los, 22-Ss: James V. Graham, lof. D-s7.
STANFORD, June lO.-Wee Burn beat the
Country Club yesterday In a team
match II TO 5, The score.
Wee RuIn-C. E. Seeley. o.; E. D.. Sanford,
DR.. W. D. Macdonald, .: 4. S. Pitt, 3. $. Seleck,
o; Or. Schayoir, g.; Schuyler Merritt, q; H. S. Cum
Haritord-R'. Hoyey, o; \, ,whaplcs,. o. r. ".
Cutler. o; r. S. Ledneld, o: b Morris, o., A. B. Field,
o: r. D. Cutler. 3: T. Hooker. /. Totals
There was also n competition for a cup
offered by Nice-President A.. 5, Pitt. The
were eighteen holes handicap
medal play. best nine holes to count. The
scores:
S. B. Brown, IS. 1875; George F. Jenkins. So.
$50: r. D. Sanford, "a. 3-sl: H. X. McHarg, Al
ie-Si: F. A. lockwood 81. a-s2: l.: c. Green. AZ
e-sS: X. S. Cummings. 80, 6-3s: A. Leland Brown
II. 1874; r. W. Doty, Jr, Il, 6-SS. j. II. Swan, |