The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-30
GOLF.
Canoe Brook Elected to the Fast Jersey
Team League

Itdth ISNubu''
A new schedule will have to be arranged
for the team circuit of the East Jersey Coll
League. owing to the election 10 membership
of the Canoe Brook Country Club OF summit.
The club was a member two years ago and
played out its matches. but last season it did
not have a team in for the trophy. which the
Roseville team won out. The addition OF
Canoe Brook will make a six team circuit,
the same as last year, the Others in being
the Roseville Golf Club. South Orange Field
Club, Forest Hill Field Club. Suburban Club
OF Elizabeth and the Glen Ridge Golf club.
Work has been started on the New Jersey
State Golf Association handicap revision.
A call has been sent to each club Tor the
report OF its handicap committee, or else
for the name and address of the man who
will do the club handicapplng.
Will Anderson and Mrs. Anderson left for
Chicago Yesterday, where the open cham
p!on will take the professionals berth at
Onwentsia. Anderson took along a collie
pup presented to him by Jack White. the
English golfer. who keeps up a show kennel
Of the breed at Sunningdale
Jack Mackie has taken charge of the shop
at the Yountakah Country Club. and George
Thompson will be at ROseville on April | i'll
Mackie's former Job, There has been more golf
ing at Lakewood this season than in the prerl-
oustwo or three years according toWill Norton,
who on this account will not go to his summer
course at Deal until May is. A party of the
hest PLAYERS among the NJ. G. A, professionals
will 20 to Piuehurst for the open competition
Mt thirty-six holes medal play on April 7, TO
take in on their return journey the tirst open
championship of tine District OF Columbia,
al the Columbia Golf Club on April 10 and II.
P1xEHrRsT. y. C., March 2a.-The sixth
qualifying round for the ,women's cham
pionship, one division of eight qualifying for
ship trophy. 4 pretty contest for the possess
sion of the gold medal offered for the best
score resulted between Miss Julia R. Mix
of Baltusrol. Miss Mix winning by a single
stroke, with a card of %. The cards;
Miss Mix:
2S' ' .,:"-.,"~:"" :t$4sSs55 $50,
ii , ~=s ssf:s9sss-= tts-4
Miss Mary G, Button of Oakley, the title
holder, was third in, %. and Miss Florence
Conden of Bala. Philadelphia. fourth in 9s.
The scores of the eight to qualify FOLLOW;
Miss Julia II. Mix. E~nglewood, 40, 47-as; Mrs.
Myra u. Paterson. Bal!usrol, 20. +5.s4: Miss Mary
BBas. PhliadeipGia, 20, 40 as; Miss Il, A, Roberts.
Moorestown, \, ! 81, taNiC2; Mrs FGssoTess i; Con
Essex County. 81. $500; Mrs. George c. Dutton,
Oakley. 40, $500.
4 spectacular feature of the day was a
record breaking round of Gs made by George
I. Brokaw of the Garden City club in a four
ball match with william &. Freeman of Mont
clair. f. NJ. Barnes of New York and J. q. II
Denny OF Pittsburg. This equals the round
made by Braid in the recent British American
professional contest and is one stroke better
than Travis's famous 90. made when the
course was two or three strokes easier than
at present. The card;
'..,....,',..S 4 s 2 5-S5-os
On his afternoon round Mr.. Brokaw made
3s, or Il total for the thirty-siN holes of tiG,
which liz the amateur and professional record
for the new course. Travis holds a record on
the old course OF $40 and Allan Lard of the
Columbia Golf Club, Washin gton, l4s, Mr..
Brokaw is one of n umber of cracks who are
already here indulging in preliminary practice
for the championship tournament, which be-
gins next Monday morning.
The st. Andrews Golf Club, although il
has no women members, has sent a hearty
invitation to the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association to use its links on any days
during the season except SATURDAYS ana
holidays. In addition 10 other tournaments
PLAYERS is 10 be arran ged by the Baltusrol
Golf Club.
A final notice has been sent out by the
NJ, q, A. calling attention 10 the rule that no
club shall hold an open or invitation tourna-
ment without having a date assigned 10 1t
nv tho Gpprptnry