The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-31
GOLF.
Chandler EEans RecOrd shows Erraiic
Changes in His Game


n. Chandler Exam had an cratic record this
| season until his return to the West after the
national championship. On his best game ne
revealed the superiority In style and achieve
ments that placed him at the top OF the rating
list lasr season. The long evenings OF July
gave opportunity to Egan to practise after
his ONCE hours. He went to the Grand Rapids
tournament and TO the amateur champion
ship, at which he had TO defend the title, but
the lack Of practice led TO a defeat in each case.
Yet in fourteen public matches this season
Chandler Egan won eleven and lost but three.
On May 30. at Exuloor. alter Egan beat
him by I up in q ten hole match at Grand
Rapids George Clingman, Jr., beat Chandler
Egan by Q and S. and In the amateur champion
ship George s. Lyon defeated him oy ! up In
twenty holes. Egan's winning matches were
against 5. 8. Dings. Z and ,. and X. r.. Jurot.
2 and lat Exmoor; against Q. Landenoefs. .
and @, at Grand Rapids, and p. W. Whittemore.
Q and S, at the q mateur. Chandler Egan now
struck his true pace and won in turn the
tournaments at Onwentsia. and O~conomowoc.
A OnwentsiA. for the Mayrower cup. EgHn
beat G. W. Hewett. 8 and z. Leon Mitchell. 4
and 3. Austin Potter. 1 up. In twenty holes.
and r. C.. Hunter. s and 4. The foenien he
defeated on the Wisconsin links we're Slmms.
S and 4: Hewins. Q and 5. and Walter Egnr.
4 and !.
amat eur record &C Homewood of 70. and he
eaualled his own mark OF $50. the amateur
record. At Onwentsia. AZ the Glen View
Country Club. st. Louis where he went for the
eighteen and thirty:six bole records Of a.
u 5f1 Il. Un Al:S' States e. sne COZ Gpf Ss.O Shs%SIOfEs ssn
tied for eighth place. His record. once the
ball had begun TO hy sweetly from the iron
clubs, leaves little 20 be desired. Exams
only weakness at E~nglewood, in the amateur
championship. was with the iron clubs. He
sets himself an eXactinR standard with these
clubs, for nothing contents Chandler but 10
drop the ball within an easy put for the pin.
The sixteen who qualified for the autumn
cup on Saturday at the Baltusrol Golf Club
have been drawn in this order for the. mat
round, to begin this morning and be finished
Saturday:
c. D. Landale and C.. II. Kirk. ". L. Carey and
II. r. Landale. DID,, Daniels and william Byrd;
q. a. %oodrSfn' s. Mnliksn aud Hugh. X. Toler,
d, Adams. Jr.. and g. Lueder. T. A. Wright and
Walter KobbS.
At h sSs MoTgs County IT, GSoTff Cub f6 or the RS"s cup
presented by President r. H. Thomas has
been concluded. The cup has been played for
once q week during the summer, the winner OF
each days event being awarded three points.
the second two points and the third one point.
The result Is as follows:
d. NJ. McAlpln, IG Eros Wilder, u: W. D. Van
derpool, TO- i. A. Edwards, .: P. p. Thomas, Y:
George willis, .: John &. Williams. o; Malcolm II.
Smith; =; Arthur Macy Up; ". Stevens; = Harry
A. W Lord, 1: Adolph DebaTy, I; George J. Little. /;
Alber' II. Nernau. j.
The greens committee has arranGed an
eighteen hole handicap against. DOGGY for
election day, the first prize offered by John 7.
Gillespie and the second by the club.