The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-18
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Asaoriatlon tournaments
An anhuai custom NJ The HaYal end Ancient
~ ~ andrews ~ Tho opsnina " the sptiha
and fall tournaments. tho dfivihe ~ ~ ths
nta' hall Nv Tho otptain ~ hc te' flsvei nv the
etidic' Tor 4 rtise. has hcgn taksn w ny ths
American Golf Association ~ Advertising
/ Interests, hHt tho ball u driven ~ Nv its
president Tho caddle vho aheids' The ball
viii receive a nvs dollar gold piece This
scene VIII pfscsds tho four ball match ~ tho
Atlantic City Countfg club on Monday neat,
Will" on Tuesday tho -four day toufnament
viii begin. rho qualifying round will have
n prize for the low score gross, and three noe
prizes. one for each Of the divisions the field
will be divided into on the home club handi-
caps of tho entrants. Ihsre will bo trophies
At match play for zach sixteen ~ nnlsh The
prizes. which ara tho gifts OF publishers,
form an unusually rich and varied collection
There will also he q qualifying round for
women players who have been elected
honorary members Of tho association. next
Monday. two ciEhts TO qualify. and also a
mixed foursome and general handicap.
Tho excellent course and lts proximity TO .
wide choice OF hotels makes the Atlantic
City Country Club particularly desirable for
a lar 90 tournament as the Eastern Trades
uolf Association. learned last year. and the
/ AINnFtlaInn nnllRf a AWnapt N ufRaf 0NNnaaa
for their second annual summer Rat herring.
Inc dates viii be June rs to 20,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. june
81. IS and 70, the second snmmer tournament
Of ,Inn the s, Na /. ss,d Fs re shs Trans r., H,' Gol al As; "ias
The, membership is widespread and unique
in that the general officers OF both railroad
down. are enrolled as active players. New
York supplies 40 members. Chicago. 5Sih Gin
Louisville. ?; Minneapolis. I; Richmond. Ind. +.
Z and one member each at i3dlanaPolis.
yer, Worcester, Pittsburg, ST. Paul streator.
Kewanee. Harrisburg. Toledo and Oneida.
Each member has, as many %initiels after his
borne by one New ! ork member. but what
every man Of them is most anxious to add on
begin with an eighteen hole medal round,
to qualify in sets OF eight, There will be a
/ DIlLt NlfItNtl " 10 ooN'UIV W Nv oiV W.
Eleven of the members give trophies and the
association adds nine more.
Thomas NJ, sherman, who has hitherto
played from the Seidaqueda GoltS6lnb, lta2,
has become 2 New Yorker and yo!ned NE
at the, Washington and KnoiIwood todrnso
ments he may be deemed a possibility in the
amateur ANA, a ! H. eR MiTI Pii9nsh h, Ptb "a! E p=aNsw 5o, }niy
| ment, July 5, @ and /, which as q trial for the
national will probably attract an unusually
varied entry.
The 9TH annual Championship. both In.
dlvidnal and team. of the Greater Boston
held on the links Of the Oakley Country Club
July : . and !. 1t Is open to all amateur
There we're several New York entries last
year. The lists close with Brice. S. Evans.
s22 Bay State road, Boston. on July i.
Professionals and amateurs who int lend TO
play in the national open Championship at
the entries close on Wednesday with Secretary
Morgan of the u. S. g. A., Arch S. Brooklyn
Bridge.
W. II. Thurston's cup, will be played for on
SATURDAY, at Dyker Meadow. Another special
the Canoe Brook Country Club.
H. A. Boyd won the Irish native amateur
championship, at ,Dollymount after a terrific
match With \; N. Cairns whom pa, be beat on
the lUlTl -tlkhlH Hoit' IDoNu iFI'I lIt llls
in iaOt and last, year won the Irish open
amateur title. James Braid. in the week
before he gained the British open title, proved
ment at the Bralds, Edinburgh. There we're
sevent y-seven entries. Braid winning with
The qualifying round for the Robert Kuebler
fSs F E,l' be H Plify Gdlf FG cia6. by the ~0"e" of
Changes are in progress at the Garden City
army had ~manTuvred on it with heavy ar
tlllery. Ground under repair" made many
ipstancss of dTop ppd kp without wUdd penaloL in the
Second rounds at match play for the cham
Sss sG"Sdiy I and " Yesterday az between me members rs
of the New York Golf Club at Van Cortlandt
Park. Bernard NICHOLS has been engaged
lS enMam nl8a SEo M Si Ue"t Noon by. / up,
BY 6y' ! up o' a.4 hisi os SS ! %1i III nat'9 8 " u S'I and d'y'H 10
I R,sy; 1 Sy a Enl h H"Ss b bsas ba ~ { uB g. c I "e' R SSst
0s eon r%isyS'H p j Tss SnS Sor'S & 81 up and 2 to
!GNsishaiI beat peshon by ! up and DO play, Ripley
X Ksy : up BY u Z %R and be., to na nIny; ban bs , e Sp .n niH " 10
PLAY TG,4 g'l g = nsSs Ii'Hti !., BY c,n 9si by IN, pu.
Tyrkc by : up. Roberto beat Robinson by up.
A class match tournament was played
yesterday on the Wykagyl links at New
Rochelle, the results Of which follow:
Glass Ar. Z. Birmingham defeated p. l.. Jacques,
I up; 4. Il. Walradt defeated J. r. Turner, 4 up and
2 70 play; :. H. Bell defeated J, d. Calhoun. 4 UP
Glass B-F. r. Banner defeated E.. S. Young. S
up and to play: c. If. Rclyes defeated a. p. O'Brien,
by default; A. Stiles defeated NJ. X. Foss, g up and
Q TO play.
Class &C. l.. MORGAN defeated J.. L.. Magee, by
default: Robert Giles defeated J. II. MaElnnis. Q
up and S to play; John Butler defeated J. 7. Derrick.
by default.
BAYsIDE, June l7-R. +. Wigham won the
June competition for the governors cup.
which closed to-day. Mr.. WiRham won on his
merits. his gross score, no, being the best Of
the day. Interest taken In the. event was
keen, as the trophy offered in this event is
one Of the richest ever put UP for competition
Clarence R. Dean won the initial handicap
winners to meet at match play at the close Of
the season. The following cards were re-
turned:
r. r. wlgham. 90, l4-78: r. p. Davis, os. 1911;
W. c. Ferguson, 100, 2l-7o; l.. B. Malone, e2. lo-ss:
II. L. Bogert, 100. l6-st; r., 4: Elliott, %. lt-s5;
Gordon Gordon 1903, 1885; J. ". Catty. III, 2o-si:
S. a. Salvage, III 1915.
. Mamie Wins From Crescent DoEjes.
j. W. H. BerRen's Mamie won the weekly
contest for the Crescent Athletic Club dories.
1t was the fourth race for the series prize
and now the Mamie has won two, the Zip