New-York tribune., 1906-10-16
COLLEGE, GOLFERS READY
VII Meet for Team championship
at Garden Citu To-dau.

Four college teams have been drawn to meet
to-day in the opening round OF the IntercoIle-
giate Golf Association championship tournament
at Garden City. Cornell. which will be repre-
sented by a team for the first time, will have to
play Yale. while Princeton and Harvard will
clash in the other match. The winners are to
meet In a thirty-six hole final tomorrow.
No teams have been entered from the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania or Columbia. This makes
the first time since 1899 that the Quakers have
failed TO enter team. Both Pennsylvania and
Columbia will have representatives in the tndi-
vidual championship. which VIII begin on Thurs
day
The Cornell team put in an appearance yester-
day afternoon and the members succeeded In
as follows: R. Stull. captain: c. ". Cornell, G.
H. Adler. A Josephy. P s. Owens and z. S.
IDgersoll.
Yale's players are Robert Atistt, the inter
collegiate champion; W. z. Glow. tr., Dwight
Partridge. Ellis Knowles, Borup and Rowland.
There is some uncertainty as to which one of
the two last named will make the team Har-
ward will be represented by Clafin, H H Wild
er. T. Briggs, McNiell, E. w. Clark. Sd. W.
Hickox and J. s. Broun, while Princeton's team
is made up of Howard ]. Gee, W. T. West, Ralph
Peters. jr., D. H. Barrows. B. w. Cokran and
H. J. Van Dyke.
An 81 by Peters was the best score reported
yesterday in practice, In the opinion OF some
Of the collegians the changes in the course have
not made it any more difficult, and all agree
ment Of uncertainty TO the putting.
Professional golfers put in some practice
rounds over the links Of the Forest Hill Field
Club yesterday. In the morning Isaac Mackie.
of Fox Hills. and Jack Pearson. of Richmond
County. played Jack Mackie of Yountakah and
George Pearson. of the home club. The latter
pair had best ball of "a and won by 2 up ar
to play. Jack Pearson made 76.
In the afternoon George Pearson and Walter
Kobbe, the Baltsurol champion, defeated Dave
Hunter, the Essex County Country Club pro"
and H. J. Egner, one of the strongest of the For
est Hill amateurs. KObbe and Pearson won by
up and 10 play, and returned a best ball Of 75.
Horace Rawlins, Of the Wykagyl Country
Club. a former open champion, played round
with Orrin Terry, a clever honebred, who has
the Waumbak green in the summer. Terry
putted especially we'll. and returned "A and a
Of Arsdale, and Chris Crosby. Of the South
Orange Field Club The Eastern open cham
pionship tournament for which the professionals
are practising will be held ut Forest Hill
October 70.
The first match play round in the champion
ship tournament Of the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club was finished yesterday. with the following
results: a. T. Dwight beat H T Walden. I'D
and to play, Z. r Hunt beat W. R Smons.
up and TO play; c J. CTOOkall beat J. NJ Rhett
10 and 10 play; ?. J Phillips beat James
I. Taylor, l Up; w. B. Rhett beat J. W. RAY
mond, up and 10 play: II. G. NIcKeever beat
3. Clark, up and 10 play; T. Hovenden beat
). S. Jones. up and to play J. C. Thompson
beat J. z. Way, up and 20 play.
p. c. Fuller Won the championship of the Apa-
wants Club yesterday by defeating W. H Pool,
up and to play, in the thirty-six hole final
morning gaining an advantage OF : up Both
made scores Of 50 in the afternoon
Play for tho governors cup was finished at
the Fairview Country Club yesterday. In tha
seri-nnal round NJ Glauber beat $ Rlrsch. !
up, and W. Rothschd beat A Alexander m
and / TO play. IN the final round Rotbscb;1d
beat Glauber, l up. The members will cor,natc
in the quahtying round for the presidents cup.
which is cmblematic Of the club championshin
OH Sat Irday-
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