The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-02
CONFLICT IN GOLF EVENTS.
JOURNEYS AT APAWAMES AND ST.
ANDREWS THIS WEEK.
Amateur Championship Entries Close To.
day -Ftne scores by Travis and Sullivan
Enhance Interest In EngiewoOd Prao.
tioe-Notes OF the Professional Players.

z Amateur championship possibilities viii
be the topic wherever golfers meet this week.
The entries close tonight, and from the ad-
vance booking by Secretary Morgan they
may reach a record total. That the record
OF rs was established by both Travis INT
Sullivan at the opening OF the championship
round on Saturday will stimulate Interest In
the practice rounds this week. Jerome
Travers, who has not the happlest r%eoolleo-
lions of the course since his defeat In the final
OF the open tournament last summer by
Sloan OF Princeton, will take q shy at the
round before going to Apawamis for the
tournament, and Tom Sherman. who met
with unexpected defeat on his home links
by L. B. Gwyer Saturday. with many more
from far and near. will play the course this
week. H.. Chandler Egan, who gained eighth
place In the open championship. will be on
hand In few days TO begin preparing for the
defence Of tho title that he has twice won.
Egan's score In tho open was 3is. the mark
that gained for Travis a tie for second with
Stewart Gardner In the open OF 1909. Findlay
Douglas was eighth with 1872 at Baltusrol in
1908. The three are the only amateurs TO be
placed In the open.
The Apawamls tournament will be onThurs-
day, Friday and Saturday. dates to make It o
fine public trial for the amateur, which begins
o week from tomorrow. The Apawamis
round Ia, of e.le9 yards and the record is e.
~ Roas1s las ,o Ep apsw s%i. Il !. 9 \, i7o sn yr f6r I'm t !lee
the HS0q b;a liz SONY ne' f fispre the tOi later si1gei PAL srAs at ~? II.
sEdn h and An %aas = and H HssbsroG stro onis
have had 72 at Apawamis. There are, no
such severe penalties on a, slice OF, pull at
follow that the same amateurs will be In
front for the two tournaments. Yet the
tbe wan sse s WiaG vii me- Blow Tev az kn iH q Ssfre'
There will be q. thlrty-six hole qualifying
Be- 3 o Other cups 20 f K sSef Hs are re- e saPs, . warrant
hist Il: t eap. ys and g + ~ 5. 6 eist bsss ss selE f fos
i =. e oe Jsante essh for qp sRe p sso Z @a s W. K. sS Ssps
psrd. who won the GonneeSient cdhatm nI On
There v also Be- a RlRrtty-sIx hole handloap
Fox Hill. III. as~its.
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Too:
q the sssssiH cub % 81 hs &c q II, Ap aas sSsP aeli
Gilman 5. 4Trlnanniy", iii Winners, and The latter
the lasttwo years in succession, will be amqns
P ies sHi%Rsf II sse sssaaeli dia Ma,ss ses ls III
f saSsd isssRs s6 sa' 3. W " F Fa G; aslT0i' D'a0'n'''
that Phiisdelphls, beat "a Pft,s6srs p the
BY o. to, /. H. W. Perrin and F., NJ. Byers
Ffewi win from n. p. Smith on the home
Held Country Club tourna ment. p. W. White
pore. Country Club. Boston. beat 8. D.
q. A. Pope. g.. Of Watch Hill. the third
cup.
There will be a professional tournament
on the Somerset Inn links on, next Saturday
ip which Aleok Smith will play. for the first
Other professionals who have accepted invi-
tations to take part are Stewart Gardner,
George. Thompson. David Ogilvle, and the
Bernardsville pro, Aleck Pirle. There was
also a professional tournament at Bernards-
vile last year. In which Anderson and Pirie
played. Low and Nichols. An Incident was
the boiling In one on a hole about 200 yards
by Bernard Nichols. who used q cleek from