The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-07
GOLFING WEST and EAST.
CHANGE OF DATES CASTS COLD
WATER on GLEN ECHO MEETING.
East Jersey Team Circuit Rearranged on
Account Of Canoe BrOOk-New Haz'
ards at MOntclair--B Brisk Play In the
Pnehurst Tournament-BendelOw Back

Account Of Canoe BrOOk-New HaZ
ards at MOntclair-- Brisk Play In thu
Plnehurst Observation-Disclosures Back
PINEHURsr, n. c., April al. A. Hamilton
Of the Englewood Golf Club was the winner
of the gold medal offered for the best gross
score with a card Of eighty-four In the arnua
handicap OF the United North and Soutt
amateur championship tournament to-day.
4. p. X. James Of London was second In
81 and W. X. Wood Of the Hotlewood club
third In SO. Edwin A. Freeman of the Mont
clair club and l.. E. Wardwell Of the hegun-
tioook club tied at so and George Morse oi
Rutland and William G.. Freeman Of the
Montclair club tied at 90. c.. l.. Becker Of
Woodland scored 90.
A. p. X. James Of London, whose handicap
was 10. and c. f. Cameron Of Baltusrol, whose
allowance was IL strokes. tied for the net
score trophies and will play of for nrst and
second positions tomorrow. ..
Miss Charlotte Campbell Of Milwaukee,
playing with a handicap Of 8, was the winner
of a special women's handicap. scoring lo1
net. Miss Gertrude Z. Chadle. Philadelphia,
IS, was second in 1902, and Miss Montgomery,
Williamsport, ~. third In 100. Miss Ethel S,
Check Of East Orange. 6, and Mrs. f. Bates
Dana Of Great harrington, O.. tied at Ie6;
Miss E. A, Roberts. Moorestown. n. j., 9,
made l07. and Mrs. Z. d. Patterson, Baltusrol.
oSioNNi lOVs II SNOItR - libhthh
in 90 and under follow:
A. P. K. James. London. 81, i0-77: O. E,
Cameron. Baltusrol, 81. l4-77; l.. A. Hamll-
ton. ~Englewood, 81, 2-s2; H. H. Cutler. Blue
Mounds, 90, 1853; G.. W. Watts. Baltimore
Country. 95. 1873; T. j. Royce. Rutland, Vt,
90. l2-s4; George L. Cutler, Spring Haven.
Pa, 90, I4-s5; T. 3. Cotter, Winchester, 1903,
1885; George E. Morse, Rutland, 90. 4-se;
DR.. B. D.. Bogart, Siwanoy. y. Y, 90. l2-s6;
Forester Middleton. London. 1922, 1876.
l.. E. Wardwel, Meganticook, Me-, 80, ?-s7,
H. W. Ormsbee. Crescent. 90, 9--s7; DR.. Z. VI.
Raynor. Westchester, n. Y, o.. lo-s7: W, X.
Wood, Homewood. Chicago, IS, o--ss; William
C. Freeman, Montclair. 90. 2-ss; J. E. Kellogg.
Alpine. Fitchburg. ss. lo-ss; G, A Mosher
Island, Troy, 100, l2-ss: E. A. Freeman.
Montclair. 80. o-so: A. H. Morley, Saginaw
Country, Mich. 1903, l4-ss; George L. White.
Waterbury. Conn. lo4, 1870; Butler Sheldon,
aaTlingtSni 0hio i94' 1sIso; G. H. oldrins'
their own tournament and relegate it to a
minor place In the seasons oompetItions
ton, 1t was a double barrelled %blunder,
the ,s ssP55S eaad 81 d ihs { thsr and are ,sa aG4 The lf mattes
has been decided from purely the legal stand
point does not seem to justify the new policy.
ern Goii hssociation Voted to hoiIdits amateur
cha mpionship at the Glen Echo Country
Club 81. Louis, June is to %, and to run on
the Olympic cup team competition on the
first day,
THIS Is open to teams from any golf ~associa-
was also given OUT that, team PLAYERS, no
matter where they halle FROM, could also
Start for The dEaS Western cfhSa a and all
a month before the amateur Championship of
the United States; at the Englewood Golf
seemed an enterprisinG and progressive one
10 forward the success OF both tournaments,
Front rs it s Sss a. i on Gahada in or r T STcm to ne esfms
States, to go on tour and take in the two
Now all has been changed and the Western
u 1h 6i1 f1It n .eS@. he's sron 6f sln v to . d iD Ar members MEMBERS
aesordine to assistant Secretary Highs,
called the attention Of President Phelps B.,
Hoyt OF the Western Golf Association to the
t kat ne the ehsS SG plonsRIp contest 5S t eHe'I Is o ln s'a ohlS
to its members, and that IL would he an un.
constitutional act to permit members OF
Tx directors expressed regret fhat they;
but they felt themselves restrained BY the
plain legal limitation Of charter powers
amendments to cover the question involved
by the Olympic team contest will be prepared
annual meeting. All this seemed shipshappee
and straightforward, but in, the light OF what
followed there, is a fear that the directors
test too much. As matter of fact, the " luners
Of the 3PlyMTpiSS tL9phEE last FysST; Or, Fred
G. 4. Ormiston of the Western Pennsylvania
Association. might ella i'm the right TO play in
both the olympiG aud the championship com
Included in the long reach of the W. q. l.,
as affliqted memberst Also, H. chandler
amateur champion. might play in both CON.
tests. without, question; Consequently. to
restrict outsiders would not, so, materially
o., q very different basis
dat tnss Of if fEe W f' G' "a t & l1p Msf ro 10 sn. Jnl Sne
to 7, the week immedia tely before The United
States amateur championship at E~nslewood,
points 40 ar apart. make it compulsory that
the players must give up either ore or the
One Jiayieers more Tan he common nae''' we
Without doubt a number of the prores-
will move on for the first open champion
ship at the national capital, on the links Of
IS ise open pSl1 tn al. G the entities ain9i N aiosin ~ e on April Tl T. l.
and the prizes will be worth $500 in cash or
plate, according TO the status Of the winner.
Iiolf Association will be on June 81 aud. ~,
will be a handy date for the Eastern
professionals who go on for the L. 8. u. A;
open championship at onwentsla. June rs
and 20.
Horace Hutchinson, in RECKONING UP
for the open oh ampionship at Muir
Held, June 1915. puts j. n. Taylor, James
Braid and Harry pardon at the top, and adds
hat the others are scrambling G. about very
nigh up among the branches of the tree, and
and then one or the other threatens to
pull one OF the three of his perch and take
1s place. but none OF the others has quite got
here yet 80 az to stay there. " He mentions
rs strong climbers Rowland Jones, Willie
smith. Herd, Kirkaldy and Arnaud Massey.
iutchinson's Gift OF prophecy Is faulty II ii
las told him Willie Smith lie 10 go 10 Muirfeld
rom Mexico. Pc. .-.
A meeting Of the Arsdale Golf Club of
East Orange was held last Saturday night
md an active policy was decided on for the
coming season, improvements will be made
o the clubhouse at once. TEN porary
,reens are in comm ission now and many new
hazards are to be planned by the greens conf
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