New-York tribune., 1907-07-01
G0LrANATEURS T0PLAY
Th6sList for Euclid Tournament
c6.scs To-nigat-Otber Matters.

Entries will lose At O'Clock sL,n shin tour
,i.e tFsr,cnnth animal amateur cI.aiD raaiat;o, "a
nafnent of t.S ~ ~ me EUCLID Club. of Cleve.
lard tuv 20 l3. Early returns . ''
-. Weary indicate a large hSt- -, ,,.o
II is alrea5.- assured that the ~ - -, ~.
sn5 N4,ica 90 districts viii he rep o ,5;t.
srrcH.ss, PLAYERS while Eben " Pge -
burg the champion. has also signle" ms iI.C-i.o
= -. - ~. ,ost nosstle condition IN orrer 10
Ss--s 1-is 1ftte T3yers reached port the oti3eT
-. zf+er his unsuccessful try ~ the BIltlsn
n@E, illfr LS ,,a,t --.~ over the ST. Andrew
Ir7,s The fact that he failed 70 MAKE soo"
sla,yin- has not caused the Plttshufs nih 10 rose
confidence in himself and he looks forward |"
-, - y,; - bv the time the amateurs gather
AZ Cleveland I5yers always was 5000 not
gaather PLAY Her. "a, .., :,
~ .Te forts Of Jerome II. Travers, Walter J.
'~ys>ls Fred Iierreshof and Ftndlay . Douglas.
~ isfs -ra,es has shown signs of return to his
,,es, forr, and the same may he said Of Douglas,
- 80 +eon going well all season Travis gen
craIlv nIays well. although the uncertainties Of
.if,.een-hole matches have proved TOO much for
- -a,e,an since he won at Sandwich in 1904
Nam, Looked to see Travis win the Metropolitan
Golf Association championship at Nassau. , htIie
r1lorr than = month ago but an irresistible stteN ~
~ , mart OF Herresho1 settled the aspiraIo.SS =
- a. - Garden City He-reshof continues %
,s,, ,voJl and he is especially 10 win on @ lLs
occasion He says himself that he is paylnS -
better golf than when he was runner-up - -
char, Ter Egan al Baltusro) three years asu $50
T. most fancied of the Western el'I -. az
Z. Egan, Walter Egan and MaIie'~l - 49,,
Z whom are At the top Of theiI s'tlu 80
ass Both Of the fcgans have p -, ---e oi
zcoEeS over their home Inks;, ms" a. ,o..- 80 ~,
---r ne could do when he led the amateurs IN me
Western open championship d iSo@'~' U ''-
shed in fourth place .,. - 81. A..
I q Anderson who recently Won the AaSsa-
ofl.setts championship a -, 'l,e lUEIIle
: ,,sr,e, .l,at viii be certain TO do credit 70 the
Boston district
l. ,r confessional international match between
,-,S aand Scotland. two weeks ago. at Hoylake.
+-orn-- again rested with England. the final score
sing 8 10 s. OF the four previous matches Scot
fand won only she first Of the series in 1893.
III Of 1904 and 1895 halVed, while England
r. the winner at Muirfed. last year. This IS
n first time the match has been played at Hoy
= q There also sixteen on a side. instead
7-elve. and another innovation the substItU
# TWO egtteen-hole rounds Of singles for the
nation of singles and foursomes which had
led in former years.
y Vardon captained the English team ane
White led the Scotch forces Vardou
d TO James Braid. The latter finishedi1 up
end of the morning round. and increased his
ltage in the afternoon sufficiently To win By
and TO play. J. H Taylor England, halVed
n Alex Herd. while Tom Nardon scored the
81 win for England 1T the expense Of white
other prominent Scots 10 lose were Andrew Kirk
caid and Ben Sayres.
,r.-les Kirchner. secretary OF the Eastern Pro-
fessioaal Golfers Association. announces that the
next meeting of the organization has been post
-cns-d 10 Monday. July g. The meeting. which is
cid in this city, will be called order in the
, Ag-
rams by the Manhanset Manor Country Club. of
shelter Island for July l. and g. The field will
be COMPOSED chiefly of those forming the cottage
colony. and according 10 the conditions the first
day will devoted eighteen hole qualifying
round, either morning or afternoon. Contestants