The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-01
RECORDFOR ENGLEWOODE LINKS.
TRAVIS AND SULLIVAN OPEN
CHAMPIONSHEP COURSE.

Phenomenal Play for tho opening Day
--WykaWyi wins Team Match From
siwanoy-Class Handlcaps ut Fox
Hilis ANA Elsewhere in Spite Of Heat
Walter y. Travis and O. J. sullivan. the
former playing with II. V. Keep ana the
latter with D.. r. Fell. had each q rs yester-
day oyer the amateur championship course at
the Enslewood Golf Club. The score eauaileo
the amateur record for the course made last
season by Ralph Peters, Jr, and gives q line
on what the order Of scoring must be to wiz
the amateur title during the tournament Vi
July lola. II was the FIRST time the cham-
pIon. course had been opened. 49,.
As played the new putting green ana .s
circus bunker on the seventeenth was q oe-
light 10 the eye and 90 true as q carpet 10 rug
the ball over. The old sixth and seSehtn
holes have been amalgamated. makine .
seventh hole Of 42s yards, on which tall grass
and q sand trap must be carried on the orlSe
and q ditch before the green cleared on the
second. A short driver gets Q hanging Ne
and has trouble to get past the ditch. me
new seventeenth 10 Of $50 yards. and the nome
hole, instead Of being 500 yards. 10 q full IRON
shot over the double road, the distance pelns
100 yards. The round Ii about the same az
last year. o.20s yards. DOGGY 81 and the M u, a.
par '74h. The course will DO open THIS week
to entrants In the amateur championship
who will also have the privileges Of the CLUB.
The Engiewood tournament committee TOT
the championship viii be II. v. Keep, chair
man; Q. B. Beokwith. @. @. Austin. D.. T.. rom.
oroy. W. H. sykes. Jr.. Arthur Sherwood and
+. NJ. Wilson.
Golfers who have been worrying because
the champlonsh!p course won Id contain three
new holes-forgetting that there 10 but one
new green-may be reassured. A new course
did not ia re the "old man" and he reeled on
this card:
Out. ""." s::t:st s--Ss-s
Travis took an extra put on the $50 yaEd
long game and !, i9 2, t h n OI,,pIIon oil Of Keep gal MSaIa
S S1s. Ha Ss ssrssF' sn lSnf BssId Hs,T ths three fse ! ls sgd;
i SS,s S. AID hS sSs III II S Sns Ds Ht sa ih' III GARD SsSd
was.
Out fs.' ...".:::".:.t ss.:sssS S. is
The composition for membsTs vas a sw TS Clip
bSief. Co.'S used q Srassy sed' mldIron and
won. The ,six pes; were; g. g; Goss. ss.
ssea e. 60; {. B s1 Dsrsea. g. s.:si;B. M. Marvin.
v. T. z: s \. AZ souSs ,ss Z d fSS's 3, 3. F sss
met With defeat by H; q. Clarke. Lawrencs
douriay won the handicap sT seps.aEss With
i aS.i H sss the nsi Reet ssD' R fSs ssn ai% AND o'uF-
Frank. A.. Moore beat ]. H. Hammond. by default:
g. 8. & g. F HfEs Beat Sss, E. !. s s. 4 AtssH' 81 y 7 up Up and ISp ) g Ppisyy;;
Prescott Metcalf beat H, II Dean. by up and e
p R1t pi. v, r. +, s AS %sesl sft s. a !, 3 r9 STehs ss ) i ! Up :
and itG piay;; 3. ? ! 6l sas;, Pf as, 7, ! p : Feet Ss4ly ~ - :
~, Al The b. breeze x. S golnag i EsS ealf yls sSs snd a msds
the round q pleasure In spite OF the heat.
There was 90 Unusually strong turnout Of the
class B men. the eyeh net scoring 6e q a o Ths
scores:
., Gas x " spa = "a. s. sI T. y w; M 4; Hs%I,'G e,
'o Gas. B. 81 =; EH' %sitesarsi, ., s-n:E Il. H. Lloyd,
g g, i 20; 4 !. 3 3. A ssiss1s g. g. is-7S 4 <, E = s Hsfs.
: w. l; cl nsylds ~ 3 NIL III. 4 V I, IsoI YSanS.
g. g. ls-ss; e. 4. E. GlinerS. ' iei, $50 &. j. ASissrom.'
ioi. less; p Grandin, los, l7-ss; A. h. Thomp'
A combined ball medal play handicap a..
tracted 2 isld Of f4rtE}1rSTr go l1nS s Es1sr l5nxs
,.,ns. w w,ih 3 q a s,s s sSo tt q . Pls's e. R ". o'con awS
ard ]. H., At !. e . made gras. g e. and 5sa. io@ d, fssnssr
I plsys FROM Scratch says / Ssils htxster has a
ia-stroke handicap, The other pair were
Austen and Richard Colgate; Each made
OF is left them with 10. The tie will b.
played OF In tho near future.
aolhns at Forest Hill yesterday, included
an East Jersey League match and a handicap.
Results:
Forest H%M..5M s i 4s g; Curtis IL H. Curtis o.
soSsh t6rangsSsdhinn: Q Jsig5ele%osn. o; Gordon, o;
rf nsndi 81. Fl! e. 3. W. k9 Rseasiins ~ a. - -: 4. 8.
E ias' -. g: Hr' Gwen vi H s. STA s;sT taylor oi ' 80 $50,
wRsTFrELp, June .so..The June handicap
competition az the WestHeld Golf Club. which
was concluded to-day. was as follows:
sadt edHs s'9 : ap and ! 5 w % s so: To V 10; beat sSs! R. 1ss.
e Cruz. 9 v Ss sea o | q &C. y gss ssis SSs' s sSEs; p Ss si'e VAN
Dyke, I Up and 8 70 60; Carroll beat MeCullom. up.
.n sss { % So se 4STnisy ssss S scs' T ! 20 sad e s Hp
Sraso beat Lyons, vi up and i to go; Carroll beat
Be TsIrd 50 se. aad 70 sEi ees. TOwnloy. up;
Carroll beat Grn,S; . ep aaS be-. 20 90 Barr. & I'm and
70 60. and won the cup.
The Westfeld team defeated the team from
the Hrsdale Golf Club by a score OF 8 to ..
The summary:
wv wt't Ssssl,: 5f ss :! !. CRUZ. .; l. i r. F., i. 'ff aSal.s =
\. i \. fsIiiaS! .! ; J /. ]. 'fssssi.' o q 81. 1 b ao Z; sahis, . :
p, Cassidy,0 q. Total, .,
GREENwIcH, June a9MiIT9S;day forty golfers
To auaiify for the 81 900 Rheinmalden's cup,
designed and donated by Mrs. Clio Bracken,
Those qualifying were:
r. W Poor, 49,, 30 81 M. HTs' + @ d hilIia,d' H.
ss-SS:: B. Il. WaIford, e. 80; william Brseken,
100, $50; Z, MoK. Fremont. los. $50; ?: McGov.
eTn, . iot, 2s-ss; G.P. Sheldon, 90, o-ss;J N. Mason,
81. %; ii. D. GheeyeI. III; a7,s!; A.y' W%hItepsn.
a. 90; l.. A. Powell. 80, 6-a.
G,Rs Cove, June 3O.-At the Nassau Cluh
to-day there were a number o. players in
best ball foursome. but few cards were turned
HID. Tremper with q net ofe II. F, Whitney
and q. L.. Hlcks played good Rolf1, but lost on
handicap. The cards follow: Irewick and
Temper, 90, 20-ss; Hicks and Whitney, -73,
so; Kennedy and Tappan. 90, 1917; Bu:
chanan and Loring. Of. N-72. Dunning and
Dunntng. 80. 6-7[
Rev. J. q. McKelvey and Charles L. Morse