The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-06
GOLF.

GOLF.
chicago wants the u. o., G.. \. Annual
Meeting Links Gossip.
Ticket talk In the United States Golf Asso-
citation IL only In the snticipatory stage. as
Richard II. Williams Of the Morris County
Golf Club has been unable to serve as oh hair
man OF the nominating committee with r. W.
Lesley. Merton Cricket Club, and Phelps 3.
Hoyt Of the Glen View Club. A number OF
changes In the list Of oticers may be expected,
due TO destinations to again serve the organi-
Eation. Although an on1cial announcement
OF the Y. 8. q. A. annual meeting has been
sent out for January 10. at Delmonico's, the
usual meeting place. a petition has been signed
by Western members asking that the meeting
be held at ChicagO "a. The West also wants
the presidency. and II. G. Chatfleld-r Taylor,
David X. Forgsn and Fred Is. James are golfers
mentioned as available. The Chicago club
has borne the trouble and labor OF the national
cham ,0ionships in an equal proportion with
tho Eastern clubs. so that the desire to head
the ticket for once seems a justifable one.
The annual meetings. now that the L. S. g.. A..
has attained a national consequence. in the
opinion Of many players should be held
alternately West and Fast.
Amos T Dwight has won from y. J. Phillips,
by = up and I to play. to complete the semi
final Of the Dyker Meadow Golf Club cham
pionship. The final. which carries with 1t
the first possession of n. c. Duval's cup.
W. B of Rh Slsy'd Lieut. SSlnH :. ~ Mhf Hin Rs' and jTS %SSs
VI. Rhett are also slated for the final Of tlie
Bogsrt sup. while Thomas 4. EDDY aud
TO decide for the Simonds cup. There will
also be a thirty-six hole medal play handi-
Dettmer. .Tr., viii meet in the final Of the
EngleTood Golf Club championship, and
the John Reid gold medal will be in play at
fssIi,uT An al every i hinEss in = the an e. a. District Tsy
Al the Dunwoodie Country Club. TO provide
rules will govern the DOGGY handicap. Bogey
will be between SIS and a5, the number TO De
6s saTh by iSS a. . p a M The ms men VIM nn
to ? O'Clock in the afternoon.
Arthur B, CIanin was the only new mar
elected to the board Of governors at the an
nual meeting Of the Country Club Of Lake
w wsSsn, y SS sbe resi r me i SSoS Of ire Ireib p.aC + B msde
The governors elected as officers for the year
are: George j. Gould, president: William A.
Rotary: II. s. Kesrny, treasurer. and S. X.
de Forest. captain. Hamilton and Lyncn are
not oiled those offices before Lynch. how
ever, was at one time secretary OF the original
Golf Club Of Lakewood and Hamilton secre-
Club. The two we're the chief workers in
brin ginR about the consolidation that made
possible The present club and fine course:
balance and that the club had made money
last year. although o. 1000 extra had been
house furniture, Capt. de Forest stated that
the open fal tournament would be on No
Tournament would be held in Hpri Iiu~' T PeTe
will also be open handicsps each Saturday
and various holiday tournaments if the
weather permits.
New blood and old win for once figure in
, : ms vTas5 ot f6 mpST1sn Zoe s,E St : Sid Srt hs1 6s. a
arranged between George duncan, winner
OF the recent district professional champion
six holes win be at Walton fosthon Novem-
Der 70 and the second hal At rimperly the
next day.
Dogs have been. often used 10 retrieve
clubs. The newest idea. according to The
Hish Fed. e 20 employ a shetland pony
these little ANIMALS beinT 40 docile that they
are easily trained to anything
To-day heinR a holiday. the member. had
to stay at their links Yesterday to MAIZE ready
for com etitio-s, so that the scheduled meet
inR OF the Eastern Professional Golfers As
s~ocintion had 20 be postponed until next Mon
day. ,.'
aspirations. and the committee, with more
tact than, usual, meets the ambitious Of the
e11DtI nHnN way VII odluTudYs 10 CLOSE I06
year. the -four seasons cups were the prizes.
The spring cup. for players between 80 and 40
years Of are, fell to Luke A, FerEuson. 100.
Aoyt. Pani Noye Sus and other" well ns Known D.
r. VI, McElwee, ALMOST the pernetual Palm
for. the summer Gun. FOR players between 40
and 50. at I7s plus s-lS6. The autumn Gun
rsi1ed the are limits to 80 And 90; !; W Patton
O-lse. Only two played for the winter cup,
for players over 90 years Samuel 7. ,ESan.
ESQ. s-2l2. Ali not Old enough for the sprinE
cup played for the broilers' cup. Norman
Field. re plus s-i... won IL from Alden B
Many violations Of rule IS go unpublished
by general consent. as IL were. The line
OF the put must not be touched. except viii
The p the S,o oct l% az sddfesyin Y e tEos x. Of ru fse r rSs5L;
and the dictionaries. define. Immediately a.
ItpsoT IN, d dIrsstIy; I,mI hst az p the rule
ment there Is no punishment for the player,
who after taking his stance for the put then
Twelve or even eighteen Inches from The
q The club -, and IN no way makes = mark 3
Ssataa' The = bali Sn seem. e RSt Ss NEEDED ,eas q Tor p, .S%s
p's sTsdus sss 's ssrl .s's q e sSt sa %a: os t 6ed ,1 Sf
cause many delays.
We have sent an American amateur to
beat the best Amateurs abroad. How long
will Il be before an American professional
demonstrates q SIMILAR supe riOrity?" asks
Colt. The editor answers his own question
In part By calling attention to the game OF
". &. Sherwood OF Canton, Ohio, a former
caddIe who has won the Chicago to- rnamsn
OF the Western Professional Collie rs 'AssocIa-
ton. Sherwood seems TO rank with Orrin
Terry. M, OI.ouRhlip and Tom MCNAMARA
OF the Eastern homebreds. The tOurnament
won by sherwood was at match play through
opcn champions, viii Anderson Lawr, n..
X"chterlOnle aDdJamPs FOULS. Fred Mcleod
nut out Anderson and AuchterlOnle 10 sur
1essive rounds. Sherwood beat IN turn
Vary Coils. : ~: llelk Taylor. 2 and ! Dave
FOULS, 2 and 2. and W. II, Way, by up. In
the anal. both scoring We'll; Sherwood beat