The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-15
NEW DATES FOR OPEN GOLF.
NJ. @. A. CHAMPIONSHIP SET ron
AUGUST o, 10 AND II.
Change Made at Request OF Hollywood
CIub-E. ID. Pierce Of AuburndaHe wins
Qualifying Medal at Pinehurst From .
big F~eid-Park Clubs Now Oflcers.

Change Made at Request or Hollywood
CIub-E. ID. Pierce Of Auburndale wins
Qualifying Medal ut Pinehurst From .
big FIeld-Park Clubs 0 Oflcers.
At the request OF the Hollywood Golf Club
the dates OF the Metropolitan Golf Associa-
tion open championship have been changed
from July 20. ~ and 20 to Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. August o.. 10 and II. to avoid
conflict with the Long Branch Horse Show.
Secretary Calkins made the change at once,
as there was no claimant for the later dates.
The time available Ia now 80 closely cut up
between the club and championship tourna-
ments that the Hollywood club NAV deem
itself In luck to have found new dates 30
readily. The secretary has written to the
Apawamls Club. which had aeked for dates
for an open tournament. suggesting that II
be held on June 81, ~ and %. or else July 5.
0 and 7. which are the only open DAYS in the
two months. The open championship at
Onwentsia. June rs and 20. however. may
tournament to be proposed by an NJ. G. A.
club.
Two professionals due this week from
sP%rinRhaven, Pa. Golf Club. and Robert
Club. Co~llinsswood. n. J.
PINEHgRsT. March L. Eighty-three PLAYERS
drove, OF from the first tee to-day In the
nine handing II. cards. four divisions of
sixteen each qualifying for the match play
rounds for the presidents, ,seoretery,s, treas
out was the rule L, b. Pierce, 81 the Wood
land H9lf Club. AubaraSdale, Mass: leading
1hs 'sse E %i!" medal e SHf o,e re- for 'P t6e S bee@st
score In qualification by a margin OF three
strokes from q, l.; Beeker Of the same club
OF the Oakmont Club. .Pittsburg. was q close
third In 81; Allan Lard OF Columbia fourth,
IN IN - 81 wis sRf I'll d p M ESSt G6 Apa ti.d Pos f HRS
at 81. The second round In the wOmen'e
match play handicap to-day was postponed
on account OF the tournament. and two rounds
will be played tomorrow.
P1.lyE1Knp. March 1.-THE Park Golf
f s%fBSers e ,ST sds & fSe %a Ss1s PTS Ssndifion 'e o3
there was an emphatic denial Of, r1mors that
the coming season we're discussed and it wac
e ess1asa + These ssv ef, ses " Sefe e RlFSsFdf"PPf fes Z.
dent. Charles W. McCutchen; vice president.
iron; Ifsss,l Il; watson fsSn ' <, TRsyr;lS SRar' these p; M cG%!
mittees were appointed by President, Nc
Cntohen: Greens Reuben Knox. chair
H. *. carroll. House1Jehn L. Watson:
chairman. Mrs; John l.. Watson. Mr.. and
e H1si J; e e Reed RsSk' oh hSGn R. Ghs4lss i. a GSlse,
Nelson A. Miller. Membership Charles B.
Morse. chairman; ROLAND ID. Rice. Leon r..
Thurlow.
PALM BEACH. Fla. March 1.-THE semi;
Breakers cups was played to-day. c.. b.
Cory won the Poinciana cup and X. j. Allyn
the Breakers cup. The scores:
PoinSianA cuP-semi. mai IogndIo. B.; Cory
Huston, 8 and 2.
Final Round-C. B. Cory beat w. Fairbanks,
1 up. a
Breakers Cup-Semi nnal rounds. Maddox
beat w. A.. Becker, 8 and 4; r. j. Allyn beat John
Shepard. Jr., 8 and 4.
Final Round-R.J Allyn beat s. Maddox, / up,
~ holes.
There was an eighteen hole handicap to-day
for a cup, DR.. d. Carsher OF the Philadelphia
Country Club winning with 4 net score OF So.