The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-01
NATIONAL GOLFTNG.
MISS PAULINE MACkAI, THE
CHAMPION, NOT YET ENTERED.

CHAMPION, NOT YET ENTERED.
List Closes Tonight with Secretary Morgan
-~RIchmOnd County Country Club
Tournament Also Demand Names To-
day-New TitIehOIder ~ YOuntakah.
Entries will close tonight with Secretary
Morgan OF the United States Golf Associa-
ton for the women's national golf cham
pionship to begin at the Brae Burn COun-
try Club, near Boston, next Monday. As
usual. there will be an allowance made for
entries from distant points. but according
TO the list on Saturday night the Eastern
players are the backsliders in sending their
names. Miss Pauline Mackay OF Boston. the
titlehoIder, il not among the early entrants.
ywo Chicago players are named, Miss Jessie
b. Brewer and Miss Isabella Smith OF the
Evanston Country Club. The names OF Mrs.
A. T. II. Brewers team are expected TO swell
the Chicago total.
There were forty entries booked on Satur-
day. The Far West Is represented by Mrs.
George w. Roofe. Denver Country Club;
Mrs. r.. Gilman Brown. San Francisco Golf
Club, and Mrs. Bion Bradbury. Jr.. and Mrs.
Henry H.. Smith. Portland Golf Club. Miss
Phepoe. Hamilton, Canada, Golf Club. and
Miss Grace Semple. st. Louis Country Club,
were also registered. Miss Louisa A. Wells
of the Country Club was the first Boston entry,
while n TITO oil the fnkieNOOu " Nlhop hES
Elizabeth Hurry, Miss Julia Mix and Mrs.
= r Leferts. made the same record for the
New York PLAYERS. The earliest entrants
from Philadelphia were Miss r. c. Griscom
Of the Merton Cricket Club aud. Mrs. G.,
Fox and Mrs. W q; Miller OF the huntington
Valley Country Club.
The entries will also close tonight with
G. Nest fainter, rs Wall street, for the invita-
tion tournament of the Richmond. County
Country Club on THURSDAY. Friday and
nj the club since 1897 ard is intended as an
introduction Of the rearranged eighteen
Three ~sixteens will qualify for cups in an
eighteen hole round, and there Will also pc
three beaten eight cups, with a thirty-slN
hole closing handicap.
George B. Martin won the championship Of
heating Frank A. Marcellus, in thirty-slN
holes, by 5 up and : TO play. The winners IN
n ID Henson, liz, rs SO: Mrs. McMmllen and
MIR. Luauas, lie. 28-9O; Mrs. and Mr.. George
Ryall, Jr., IFS, 27-9l: Mrs. and DIR; REYNOLDS
RArsIpE, Sept sO,1R. $. Courtney Of the
handicap played the Last two days. Ne
negotiated the difficult eN -ndcd course IN
IS strokes. The hand iC9 resulted IN a vic
tory for r.. NJ. Tarle on. The best scores
r. NJ. Tarleton. 1903. $50; william willis. 81,
ss. IA: s. A. salvage, 100. iS-s4, Henry L. Bogert,
iO5. Io-e.
Eleven OF the twenty-four starter. re-
turned cards for the Robinson cup AZ AEdsisES
on Ds sas sGoas Of Is. The er scores sn '"e "e" y"
I, NJ Greer. 81. !. y; \; G. Morris, g. % l9-sa:
az: Ii. H. Vail. iO7. 0.s7 T l. EldridEe. o. u SS
4 Glen s. R %TISSi. 10 ios. i% fSIso. " H. H. ''' '''' w. '-
The biggest field of the season played
-, Go,,,.Ioy. ,var tho EoV Hills Links in the
qualifying round for the f. u. Potter cup.
The best sixteen net scores qualified The
scores handed in were:
Frank sears. So. . 49, J. D. Norton. ST. Ia:
J. a. Jsnin. so, 3 q; c. ". Sparks. 80, o u :. W.
FFs eaTSti 49, 10 b. T. Alien, 81. SO Il N West.
iOI, Si-si; 4. II. Thomas. 90. i0.s2 7. ". Scherer.
IS, r., Mccain. io7' 2i"ss; Ii. +. ives. 81, IL S;
II. II. Lloyd, iO0: % IS P. W. PogSon' loi' i6-S'
II. X. OConnor. ion. J-s5.
MoRRIsrowH. Sept. 3O,-The Tuxedo Golf
CIubteam was defeated by MorristOwn County
team yesterday BY a score Of - 20 II on the
Morris County links. Grinnell Wills, OF the local
club; sprTnE a Sls f in92 ytdns apU win ahe p'"S With
handsome leather medals with me date ana
event burnt in the leather. while on the re
went TO Tuxedo and nine TO Morris County.
The score was a. follows;
Tqycdo-H. -, Holllns. Jrr, 3 q; Kane, o. & le-.
w. f.. G. Kent. a. +. Carey. o. \, Seton. a. II. Ginger,
9 /, Hull. g = H%syemcEer, @ g. Pe1HInS, % W ~.
fS S ! g t !; Fl cn'lIHs, 3 W 4; gG'' 3: v. y Fo' vaSid IL
pool. J: ". X. Smith. /; u. y. McNpin. - B. {. F.
y" WvfHiInII: Wills. .; ". /. lei, q J.. Is. GSrTrccison 2; Il. H..
Williams, o. r.. II. Thomas, ,. Totals. -.
PLAINFIELp. Sept. 30. Leon r. Thurlow won
fret honors for the Presidents cup M the Park
coli Club yesterday YIN a net 1fGFe OF 7l,
score Of ~. won first three points for the
scratch trophy. The scores:
Leon II. ThurIow. a2, 10 70: the Rev. Y. z. Nickel
yey' 70. ; SG Charles \. Reed. W, al; John Il,
Watson. 100. HE; \. W. kcnw3rth, lla, - e5.
Gun at The Plainheid Country club vest arday G..
y. Morgan is now tied with Arthur Murphy for
second place IN the weekly composition, each
70; faurens H.. van Buren,, 80, ISL. in the
playOT for the September handicapcup Arthur
Murphy was the winner. his net score Of ~
being the best for the day in that competition.
Charles T. Stout won his second successive
victory on the George Hunter gold mednl.
the second oldest trophy played for in the
the Ric hmond County Country club on Satur-
day, with 81. Tn" medal has been in play
since 1895. The summary:
George Hunter Gold ~-CTIhsIlcs T.. stout,
a; levin u. Thomas. "; OtlS x Williams, ~ n. =
PN'crspn -; w "; SW:"TT SIn,e ~ a. e x A. THl, %mon gE
%: J; 7. faber; o.; F, E,mprec, %; B. Z. Wei,or. %,
e ETf 4. siim Dsr.oi Jr 10 as; J. .. Prp. >: ]. Gan h%s %
y. :. Walker, Jr. lM: G. D. Tantcr, i9l; ", II.
49, n%l' :. J. Shilyccr, iot; \ I, Walker. III; John (,
Morton. uET. u. leonard, ii0; EN Norton. III.
There was q tie At ~ be tween BOG, Iell
and Simons, Jr, for fifteenth and sixteenth
places. for the club championship and the
A.. q. Brunier cur.
There was a two ball foursome on Saturday
AZ the Ridgewood Golf Club. the three sets
Of prizes being won by George CorSa and
&. ". White. ~. 10 81; 4. W: Cameron and
y. ~. Mercy, ~, 50 49,: ". &. Lee and
r.. Y. Macintosh, iO'. ~ Ss'..
GLEN RIDGE. Sept. so Harry y. Smith
won the. ball. sweepstakes on tho Glen Ridge
Golf Club links yesterday afternoon by a net
score Of 81. The scores:
H.. D. smith. 81: 20: q. J.. r. CadIrus. 81. 10 81:
W.. u. Seymour, o., II 81; w. T. Thon1rsnn,
90. \ 81; y. 7, Noble. o.. 3 ~: Noble N"blc.
~. 4 %: q. W. CongdOn, ~, u ~. l.. v. SIritl,
o., IL sE n. W. PcnSon. 100. N ~: ~. y. Pltman,
o., Q 81; j. C.. Newell, ~, i0-Ss; {. y. Bow r0n.
10. - ~.
The final in the club championship wRs
also played, n. ID. Smith winning from Ray
mOnd Dodd. sup and : to go, For the Con
ISOLATION cup J. &. Howell beat Dr. ". H..
BroughtOn. I mp: Ward Th)mas beat !. T.. q.
Cadmus, : up and : to go.