The sun., 1907-08-12
RESORT TOURNAMENTS IN GOLF
PLAYERS TO he ENTERTAINED
Ar SHELTER ISLAND.
Champion Travers 60 Try Again FOR the
First Presidents Cup at Ekwanok
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Shelter Island will be the haven Of many
golfers this week for the annual tournament
Of the Manhsnset Manor Country Club. Tho
course 10 a delightful one. many OF tho tees
and greens being on tho brink OF the sea,
while the turf is strengthened by being on
| old pastures and affords usually very good
lies. Usually the battle for supremacy 10
between the Shlnnecook Hills. Maidstone.
shelter Island Country and Manhanset Manor
players. and as the home contingent has
been playing very well at recent tournaments
they should this time keep some OF the tro-
phies. A gold medal will be low score prize
| In The eighteen hole qualifying round on
| Thursday lnorning. In which the four best
sets OF eight will respectively qualify for the
sylvester. Deerina. Gramatin and Peoonio
| cups. They will begin match play In the
| afternoon and finish with thirty-six hole
anal rounds on Saturday. There will also be
Q thirty-six hole four ball handicap on Satur-
day. open to non-plsysrs In the finals. for the
Manhanset cups.
Jerome d. Travers and many stars Of less
magnitude in metropolitan golf will be COM
petitors In the open tournament from wednes-
| day to Saturday at the Ekwanok Country
| Club. IL IL the most important tournament
Of the season at Manohester--the Hoylake Of
New England-the chief trophy being the
| hrst presidents cup. the gift Of the late Ed
ward 8. Isham Of Chicago. The winners
in the six years Of the contest have been:
1900. John II; Brooks. Scranton; 1901, 9. 3.
fave Garden tde CITY: isos @ } AisSp. chen
OK Yale. who beat Travis In the fnai BY up:
Boston and a, ysS esny Sero%: Is1 B. Ts1sIs wn
Montclair.
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the annual invitation competition st the Deal
GHr sI and c9TN;nTtry T;TaEy Club. ,ksasT.. "a to IA e.
rom Robert zbSS es b. 'Tn TEsvsrs
won it in 1905 and +, NJ. sherman. Jr., In Ipot
There VIII be one q the sresssest nelds Of the
spd mother back from @ + Europe rope this i week week
ns s.f shs%TsR sagSs
Orsham: runner up at Euclid: expects TO play
.tsrn na ps,.rs rsSr sSng ~ couple OF
There will also bs tournaments this week
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again who singer ass 81 re. R asS &c
The wensworth Golf Club belongs s'' 70 tSs
OF York Harbor, Me-. and the Portsmouth,
Boston. PSiladsipSia Ss and Western S" golfer:
play on the teams and they will form the bulk
OF the tournament entries.
r. J., Phillips Of the NJ. @. A. handicap
c%ommittes % won the hsndtosp on Saturday
sne .i sy1ns sa'n The s card. Ds s.Ps es stroke
r1sR. s. t'S T.,5s = d sZfe. = '' sS',!
The Eastern women players OF champion
shiP class are now getting their practise 70.
playing finely at Deal and the revival Of the
Nora Issiin. Miss Anna s sands and Mis-: Msuds is
wetmoIe have lost none OF their skill with
sc ssTs 70 sSSss but y, h srns sns
representative team TO Midlothian In October
for the team match and the national cham
this week at the Calumet County Club. near
hold their. individual and team champion
ships at Midlothlan. The practise should
oe good training ior the national over the
LoNo BRANCH. n. j. Aug. ii.---Arthur
pFssdents c1p. @ Of ths Holy Hoiiy-ooa GOD doif S S ciSS
to-day to-day The FIRST rounds were @ played yes
Summary:
beat Walter II. Lehman. 5 up and TO play: Arthur
McAleenan defeated Fred Bach. UP and % play.
Final Round.McAleenan beat Phillips, up.
Class B-semi- nnsi round-w. J. Henderson bcss
NJ o. 'Donohue, up: C. II. Cohen beat John Frank-
enheimer. up and 70 play.
Final Round-Cohen beat Henderson. up and Z
20 play.
ESSEX FILLS. n. j.. Aug. I.-Francis Lee
Stuart won the gold handicap Of the Essex
Eells Club Yesterday with GARD Of o.. so-o7.
The other cards were:
William Hams sn,l:ssr. sn. II. s71l Home, ory... e.
walter Brown. 90 90 J. @. Phyfe. s.. $50 g. w
oryis loS. ,o-S r: Despard si, 7-e: schuyler
Orvts o.. 8-sS william Greason, %, SIS J. c.
Sprigs. 81. SIS; Arthur Morgan. o.. S-ez; D. d.
In the .approaching and putting contest
Miss Carrie Schoeneld won the CUP pressnt ted
by Mrs A. l.. Peirson with SCORE OF 81. Other
cards were:
Miss Heen Morgan. 81: Miss BeardsIsy, a, Mrs
Hsigh. ~; Mrs. Waiter Brown. ss Mas r. wild. H:
Mrs. ]. P. Boyd, 81; Mrs Jason Rogers. ~ krs. 2
W. Orvis 20; Mrs. Walter Cook, II; Mrs. JAmso
Bowers. 4E Mrs +. lockwood. a.
BAY SIDE, L. l., Aug. u-Lott 3. Malone
qualified for the governors cup match to-day
when he won the fourth Of the handicaps
The former winners were s. M. Littlsjohn.
l.. NJ Richmond and Henry L. Bogert. The
best scores:
Lott Q. Malone. 80. ILL.,, s. NJ Tsrieton. ~.
$50, H. s. Peck, IS. Ia, j. w Catty. o. 90.
II. Catty l01. e0-Si. DR. w. 8. Brown, 0s iO-6s
W. b. Donnell. so. lo-sS c. r. Bean. o.. i2-ss.
SHRCBB AN EASY WINNER.