The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-25
GOLFERS IN SCOTCH MIST.
BEST BAIL COMPETITIONS nv
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.


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N wv soOro-1no 'ou"sseorS.
Horry anu HUTCHINSON win IN NOTHING
A Scotch rIst c,urO m thu rross.u,or.la ~
the Eas,srr Uofsrs' kssorJa,ian =, A. Enras,
HIn FisId CL,h Tss,orJou he 49,. nsvsrs
q ,rried ont The moyninS and ss,srroon hsst
pail compositions with marked success An
his Initials slammed on me voIt rails he used
There was a crowd NJ the links for the after.
noon match. in which there were an amateur
and a professional in each palr. II resulted
in a tie between four teams AZ n. Thev were
VIII GaudIn. PouShkeepsIo. and 7. ]. Esner.
Forest Hill: Ben Nicholas. New York Golf
Club. but who is starting 10 Nashville for
the winter. and Theodore Crane. Forest Hill;
George Low and Walter KobbA of BaItusrol.
and Herbert Strong and James d. Foot of
Apawamis. After various proposals the
cash prizes were increased to s75 and $50.
SO that the four pairs win play OF the tie this
morning. There are two handsome cups
as the prizes for the amateur in the pairs
finally successful.
Gaudin. who halls from Vardon's birth
place. the Isle OF Jersey, and made his mark
locally at the NJ. G.. A. open championship.
was the hero OF the day. He Is the brother
OF Tom Gaudin. a noted English pro. on
his own bat. as ERner could not better any Q!
the holes In such fast going. Gaudin returned
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and within a stroke Of Pearson's sunny day
SstSfS 80, S SesOite S' bad Ui' a IN n An lie s1 had n 5 one
the seventeenth. due to a wild drive. and a
= ~, 81 ~ roaS 80 ~ IA 80 re- njSiior
nv q v" "i'"SN
"auoln1s cara:
Out ..............s 4 4-s8
In .'.""........4 . s 4 S e-o-12
team. The professional missed a two foot
put for y on the home green; Low had to
tHT fIst r isw hS SSs he as m Sns s . SoSS .6 osssn
showing in he IonS mn. Crane sitbouSb
one Of the best Of the Forest Hin players.
he was Of some assistance to Nichols. who
went along in his best game Of the tOurnA-
c,ovd ,o,,owad A,ooL Smith and Mari.
crowd IohoWeo hleck omIth ana M~Tls
wa VIII stc5 the Mont c S% n' : W who s played
~ soou SuppotI - oNTn IN = Iu
Travis, the NJ q a. amateur CHAMPION. and
Tom Anderson. who also anished IN "a.
Travers was in his best vein. It was his first
sight Of the course and his Judgment Of dis
lance was RENAL ka BILE. Anderson had a 3 on
~ 'r.sn..o Is.oa g.. ioIinr ~,
mad a sure 4 Iravers lnted aiIeIa losing Try
mated the card was:
Out
In. ".".".4 500 $500
Reid; Jr:. the latter also On ths course for The
coming in; The summary follows the pro-
lesslonals oeihg named nrst'
Nichols and Thso Crane. g. ssHjs Gcorss Low
S snd y "6S'TF Foot. a. ssSS9,: Dave Hunter and q ~
S'connor: .: SIS Tom Andsf:c9 and ) ,
~ 81 Ssusl: .JcSR Hcbens and g Med. wills. 81. s7"74.
stewart Gardner and Floyd spencer, 81. .so-l7:
TAnson and A. &c: Mllligsn. 81. s7-TA; q. PEBBLES
and and d.. HSErerIy, IS. VS.: orrin Terry and ".
AckoI. %. SIS; G. Thomson and 4 a McLauGh
lin. 80. @-S: ID. OSiIyie and a. Collier 50. 90;
E iHn9 FsSaSO Sad Josn R sdaC'S STo. $ 81; Il.
= p u and q 1nu F 3 s1rz zs ri y. a rnIohu1 ma
&. a. WoodrSn. a. of: G, +. Sporting and D.
Cory. 81. co.'s: Aleck Cunningham and r. Mitchell,
40, SIS: N. Brady and p, Pointer. 40, 6s-7s; Jack
man and j. d. BaEsT, y, p-D: II. simpson and
W n Watt, 9s' $50; VIII Norton and Paul Heller.
f Robert etf Dow g. and S'n f. cos Sqe a. 10. r SiHsie A. 1 Prize
u -; AS A'rOn Lawrence ana = q DAVIS
In their own best ball competition Of the
morning the professionals mace a Ds.ssr
to Be split. Of course. between each Winning
az nyASSyl' anu oaSa utSnrSoh, "aan
young SCOT AT our ~, AhuIsw n woe nrst
prize. George IurhpIu ana VIII NORTON
won secona money. whne Artnur n: rem
ana Jonn Fearson ana Eeorge spering anu
Daye Oglyle teu IVL tnlIu mOney. LeIIy
ana hutcnlnsoh' DOM ereat u[lSels' oweS
In eaa ,bs;r 70 al 40 III 1Urnbuil snS Nopton
I ~ III sa .. 49,
Ave holes for ); and going me 3 house sfTs
, he same holes an unfortunate hsppeninS
in a Sonrsome Thev had two e's' two So
and I've = together; the last named break hi
brought them in with 20. They began with
? az SparlinR and Ogilvie also had a
hresk tooather On two holes which kent
them from 10
'HKLtnots n ornm Ovar .,,ch p,iahaps M
hLcsS az. t,unnn 49, SUI ~ nops.a
mOm ne Nv ouslIPpyh pteSes Vm u ovou.ths
Inc Only palTs 10 nnlsh NiIn - MeIe V1SetheI
ana II was a ,WohueIiuI cuhaA. horace
Kawllns, 10 begin the Iun' holed a mashle
shot for a 4. which his partner. cunningham,
capped by a long put for his 4, The other
pair, John Young and NJ. Brady, the Boston
home bred, also ran down long puts, respeo-
lively for a q and a
".J'm s,,nGaed I plaved an we'll = said Will
NH sfnr tbro,ah tba stuhhnrnrSss ~ =
EO.tym, -, az -. ~ Wast Twnn,S ,GIi,d
LILY ~ a dST iSySInsVn 80 InHI W..
stree, last htghI ulnh Set 70 20 unth HLtei
8 o CLOCK tL.ls morning. MY WE ana 1 mao
some friends az dinner after the theatre IN
New York. We were rushing for the l2tO