The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-25
NATIONAL AND TRADE COLFIEG
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Weairfn Hpru championship 80 frdHr,
10 the fs,ofte ~ the 4 ns'efnrfs "" helda
'hr opcn championships NJ Tho Nritnrulien
uuii Aaaoriatinn. havihe htai"n WIN Andrt
son dn tho tity m NJ The 80 ~ 20, WIS,
aud hs SAasau ruuutty tluh TRENDS are ruh.
ndrn' 'hl' be- viii gain the tfipi" rf0Sh ~
Titles TIA vr,h Nlptt had y lead ~ nNa
strokes on WHI anderson tho nfs' dav ~
Nrnpi, tat rrnf. but finished second. tho
to'Al' for tho iwO helns ~ aud Mo Nlech
had nn, fully rrcov cred from u setrte H'ta ch
~ mAlafIA, and ~ tho eecond dav was 'he
ono Tor hIa chiila and fcvct N showed great
stIt - hold on ~ veil NJ he did
John IIobens, sccond on Friday with NM,
IL alsn Va he relird on "a Ia again In Tho money,
Alcok Campbell ~ Boston should also got
n share II the ptisea, ~ he did a. Myop'a
Isaac Mackle n foN Hills left for Onwentsla
on Saturday night and on his game his spring
should have an opportunity second 10 none.
for the course will suit hls slasbing drives
perfectly. The others who stand for tho
EAat are George low, Bernard Nichols,
Donald Ball. stewart Gardner. John Inslle.
Aleck Ross. Massachusctts champion, Donald
Ross. Jack Jolly. Martie O'LouEhlin. the
Piainfeld homebred and Michael j. Brady,
q Boston product,
Western class was such q disappointment
on Thursday and Friday Mt that
unless there II q great bracinR up the majority
OF the ten prizes will come East. Will AM
derson. who finished late on Friday and tied
for third with 2il. viii be the strongest card
OF the West. Lawrence Auchterlonie. who
made a II In practice at HON ewood. and
Fred Mcleod. the former Bass Rock amateur.
with Gil Nichols. Harry Turpie, Peter Robin
son OF Pittsburg and George Cummings OF
Toronto, seem the bunch most to be feared
by the Fasteners. The sixty entries are ten
more than when. the open was last In the
G eisSt,v- 20 T, entries last year II at Myopia and
eighty-two at Baltusrol In 1904.
There will be talk on the side OF display
rates. choice positions and 500 900 line con-
tracts to-day and throughout, the week ..
the Atlantic CITY C9untrg Uln5 anu dnT' at F Ens
Hills, where the freight tranic men hold their
annual fixture, the casual conversation VII
be OF rates. rebates and running time. Inc
schedules. In brief:
Advertising Golf Association. Atlantic City
To 1c" day 1 toSI bal, mt hsnd HssIir TH% found qV Momea9s
nst round. Wednesday, men's, nrst match play;
T TSand! wo ossenG 1 nna1' F TnSssaa $en %es Semi if dnsis
and rn9I,; %I1 ned icSr nC'u,, on and ro %epJi sapSiedip,
day Qualifying round for three cups. Thursday.
nrst match play and consolation handicap. Frloay;
putting contests.
There vii, be an open tournament at the
Country Club of Springfield from thursday
medal play round, three sets to qualify for
S s'ies g @na Tn bosy y Hp aP Pdd'l par as iof T%o oS4nsg rs IS
are pleasant social reunions in New England.
and accGrdiRG to custom Ua there ni Tlt be a dance
What catches the eye on the programme Of
ship tournament is that the entries close
With Mrs. Paul B., RossiIe. on June 30. She Is
viii be at eighteen holes, sets Of sixteen gain
ion e and ,4ibnl lGT inc cu EnsmP fSera ERiili fS also Be-
beaten eight eHps H and 3 ,b han d mnio1 L .bln n h
isSs, Rogers SersA Peite To"D ufchess County isos,
ard Gilman p, Tiffany, Powelton' 1904 and
Entries for the eighth annual championshl p
the Wee pi, BuS SoI G95 ci C6n1 1ulo on ls j ! cI9se win
Weekly competitions for members viii
begin on September /. Arthur McAleenan
recent drive having gained the buRke! on
the eleventh hole, a carry and roll Of 900
y Yards c,,v Thsrs will SynrR he Wy cdmnsessdsTS om PPsa ons $
championship Of the United states Golf As
sOCldtlOn.
The handicap committec Of the Metropoli-
Brandreth. Briarclir Club, should have, phi aged
from scratch in the Knollwood Golf club
G Ss4e,a hsn ao ~ "a ana "a. s tRs seoon q t Rh5izGB r Wlrl
clnn Golf Club members have not been rated
Brandreth' S name vas not on TIE N. q; a.
mark. has now been overruled.
II. Chandler Egan, the amateur chi mpion,
did nor begin his season nuEDlClOuSly. for
at the Kent County Country Club %tourns-
man, made the, amateur record of 70. two
strokes below that set by Chandler Egan for
the course last ycar.
A tie, resulted between two pairs IN the
\. W, Wells and j, f, Adams and /, Y. BoFert
and II. II. NJ ssroon returned net scores OF IA.
The best scores were.
L. V. Roger, and II II, MisSroon. o., 81: \; V.
Wells and j. !. adams s., ne G. p DTTSry and "a RI
Il. K. Robbins. %. $50: il, p. Matthew and T, +.
Polhemus, ls, 10 81; a. !. Sherman and l. X, Funk.
81, l5-N.
There as a tie at the Yountakah Country
Mrs. F, ". Pope between Mrs. Rice. SO, LIS.
and Miss Ga rrington, 81. l7-35.
STAMFORD. June 2.-Wee Burn beat the
New Haven Country Club IL TO 5. in a team
match at Wee Burn yesterday afternoon, The
result was:
Wee Burn-c. H. Sceley. o; r, D, SANFORD. 3;
A.. s. Pitt, o; c, S, SellecR, 3; DR.. Schavolr. 8; F. w.
New Haven Country-W. X, shepherd, 2; c. H.
Zimmerman. o: A, S. white, 8; z. ). ~Parmelee. o,
W. b. Ely, o: II. Stoddard, o: ". II. Fly q. Total. s.
In the ball sweepstakes for members the
best scores were:
W. l.. Baldwin. 50. iS-es; c. S. Selleck. IS. io-7a:
F. a. Green, o.. 1874; Sheldon Hopkins, 93. 1915;
T.. +. Rlnehart, Jr., OIL. 1915. II. =. Cummings. 50.
IL "a.
BAY SIpR.'L. l., June 24,-Herbert r. Peek,
champion Of the Oakland Golf Club, won the
June handicap in the presidents cup series
to-day, while j. V. Graham, who won the two
former competitions. tied for fourth place
Henry l.. Bogert. who was among the three
point winners in April and May. was second,
The cards:
Herbert r. Peck, So. 7-75; Henry l., Bosert,
o., 1916: Dr. ". S. Brown. 81, 80: r. F. Davis
OF, 10 II: Judge r. ". Hatch. los, 22-sl J: V.
Graham. l0i. 20 81: W, willis, ns. l6-s2: G. Gordon,
i04. ls-s6; l.. b. Malone. 81. lO.-s7; Herman Fills
IFS. 27-Ss T. z. Lane, i2l, I-a4.
ATLANTIC CITY. June 24.-As an annex to
their national convention the Eastern Trades
Golf Association. which comprises dealers
and manufacturers OF steam fittings and
collateral lines. held a tournament at the
links Of the Atlantic City Country Club. The
qualifying scores were for. the CHAMPIONSHIP
and four cup classes. In the final rounds the
scores were:
Championship-F c. Jennings. Garden City,