The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-30
WOMEN GOLFERS AMBITIOUS.
PROPOSE TO INCREASE BOUNDA-
RES OF DISTRICT TERRITORY.
Idea Is To Take In the New Haven and
waterbury Clubs Mrs. Il. y. SANFORD
VIII Not Again Accept Presidency
Team Matches May BE Given Up.


VIII Not Again Accept Presidency
Team Matches May BE Given Up.
Not to be outdone by the men. the women's
Metropolitan Golf Association has in view an
enlargement OF its territory. As With the
similar stretching out Of the boundary lines
by the Metropolitan Golf Association, the
change Is to MI a demand by Connecticut
players for membership. The New Haven
Country Club is knocking at the door and the
Waterbury Golf Club has followed the example.
AZ the next meeting Of the executive COM
mittee IL is proposed to so amend the con-
stitution that the two clubs may be taken
into membership. In January. at the annual
meeting. the amendment will be Endorsed.
Under the constitution OF the Metropolitan
Golf Association amendments to the con-
stitution may only be acted on at the annual
meeting. for there Is no clause that permits
the calling Of q special meeting for such a
purpose. II Ii a clumsy and inadequate con-
stitution, but until rewritten the clubs must
abide by IL. As a Consequence. no extension
of the NJ. @. A. territory may be made until
the next annual meeting. The Women's
NJ. q. A. is in possession OF a more adaptable
constitution, and the Connecticut clubs will
be members OF il for a year before they will
be members of the NJ. O.. A. This will please
the women golfers OF Connecticut. especially
the New Haven Country Club. which gives
an open tournament for women each season.
A committee has been appointed to arrange
a kindly reception to all clubs now outside the
territorial limits. The committee consists
OF Miss Elsa Hurlbut, Morris County. chair
man; Mrs. s. F. Lenerts. Englewood. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Tiffany. Nassau.
After two seasons Of team matches based
on a division Of the clubs into geographical
districts the executive committee OF the
Women's NJ. @. A. has decided that the system
is not a success. For the championship OF
the two districts the Morris County and
Englewood teams played on in a final match.
the latter team winning. Next year the team
championship will be played in but one dis
trict. as in the early days. or 1t may be entirely
given up. The one day tournaments at the
different clubs have become far more popular.
particularly the mixed fOursomes that form
part Of the programmes. plan Is under
or rather the play for the championship
cup. into the one day tourpaments. The
marks On the plan OF the Seasons record
cups for the Philadelphia golfers. may solve
The Knoiiwood Country Club may run of
the next Women NJ. q. A.. champion ship.
The knollwOOd committee wants the tourna-
ment., while the players after q succession OF
long links have expressed a desire to have
the 1907 contest over a short course. The
Knollwood Country Club possesses an excel
lent clubhouse. and the players who go there
will have a royal time socially. Nominations
for 1907 have, not az, yet, been made. Mrs;
r. r OdulOTu, VINO mas Oetu u LchLOub
broad minded president. for several years,
has: scoSrdisg to reports declined 70 again
In the IGriscom ~intercity cup team matches
Women's NJ. q. A. and the Boston teams:
Miss NJ. B. Adams. were the Analists in
the women's national championship. The
augmentation wpmse IL =; on al the eo Eastern H team to ss' VIM
the Washin gton b. Thomas cup at Brae Burn.
while in che g ShaEmRiOnsaip there s9oths55
the 1895 titleholder. Miss Pauline Macksy.
Mrs; CHARLES 7. Stout was the winner Of the
she has won for four years, but not in sue
cession. The fields in the one day tourns-
m the wo weee sar H. and A. 'hg m STnt eIsim 0i q most sa
prosperous season.
II the weather holds there will be things
Club of lakewood. When the course was n
ney to ceieeBriat%eH the New Year and q similar
aanonncemment Is 70 be expected; Inc car
guests. Such competitions are so infreauent
at Garden City that a large number Of starters
match play against DOGGY will form the card,
the prizes to include cups presented by George
+. Crane. Frank Presbrey and Philander h.
Jennings.
President Treadwell has sent out notices
that the Dunwoodie Country Club will keep
rection OF the old time custom. There will
Of weather a BUFFET luncheon and weiComs
for all
Daniel Chauncey. presidential nominee in
the United States Golf Association. won
second Place In the b9sey sweepstakes YES,
took f,rst 6oDoF SS with IS, ~ down. and Fl. e.
Duval third with iIs. 1913 own
%.P1NEHuEsr. n. c.. Dec. 2a.-one round was
played in the annual holiday week golf tournq-
ment to-day to provide for the thirty-six hole
tnal l. on Monday, easy matches being the rule
in all divisions. The surprise. Of the day was
Golf Club. Auburnda le, by +. s. Lippy OF
Seattle in the first division. Mr.. Lippy was
and having the Massa chusctts player at his
and q David Fleming Of the PhiladelphIs
division. defeating 7. X. Newbold Of Chevy
Chase $ up and . to play II to;day.s round
LiRpy for the PRESIDENTS cup.
Fulton Colville OF Atlanta and 7. T. Watson
S1rT STenes and ayT r. R Are st tse s of %tIa6 Slgis sSd
J; V; Hall Of Pittsburg remain in the third
W, G. johnson Of New York and DR.. Frank
, Holland Of Atlanta. Clarence Angler OF At
lanta and John c; Roe Of Elmira, w L; Murphy
meet in the finals for the consolation cups
Summary Of to-day's play.
Presidents Cup, First nnals-
and 3 David Fleming. Philadelphia, beat T.
Newbold. Washington. 5 and T..
Consolation-W c. johnson: New York. beai
W. p. Hill Atlanta, ! up: DR.. Frank Holland, At
lanta, beat Cyrus A. Taft. Whitinsvile. 4 and 2
Secretary's Cup. Second Division-Semi finals
Fulton Coiville. Atlanta. beat Thomas J. Chock
New York. 4 and . T. T. Watson, Buenos Aires
beat G. N. Oldring. Brooklyn, 3 and 2.
+, Con Solation-Clarenc Angler, Atlanta, beat J
NJ. Robinson. LittletOn, q and 4: John c. Roe, Fl
mira, beat Alfred SCHNEIDER. New York, q and s.
Treasurer's Cup, Third Division-Semi finals
/, W. X. stone, Atlanta, beat Richard c. Bunal, \, y
> York. S and 8 J. v. Hall, PittsbuTg, beat II. c. Hatch
/; st. Louis, 2 and !.
) C0nsolation-W L. Murphy. PtttsburE, beat A
. Lincoln Filene. Boston, by default; s. l.. Stix. New
York, beat W. ". Warner. Titusville. 3 and 1.
|, The second round OF match play in the
7. Int~erscholastic Substitute Golf" tournament
- in the Wanamaker Building vas played
| yesterday morning. The results follow.
First SiGteen-Cailaghan beat Warner. 3 and :
D Mott beat Engle, / up; SwackhameT beat Kerwin
4 and 3. Hobby beat Mackey, , and =
g.. Second sixteen Marks beat White. 4 and 5
Wise beat Johnen. 2 up; Johnson beat Untermyer
= 3 and =; Eyre beat Knopf. 7 and q.
Third Sixteen-Baruth beat Abramson by de
Z fault, Barton beat Fairweather, 4 and I; REILLY
9 beat Silverstein by default, Wyeth beat Nichoisoi
) by default.
1 LAKEWOOD, n. j., Dec. 2o.-Autlmn Xix,
weather brought out a large field OF nlayer,