The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-06
GOLF.
PairsnEs Ter inc Amateur Champssnsnip
al Cleveland.

PalFAngs fer the Amateur Champsensnip
Nc Cleveland.
G. Fl. Seely. the former champion Of ths
League OF Connecticut Golf Clubs. 10 an added
name to the amateur championship ~pairings
given out yesterday by the United States
Golf Association oommittee. Play In the
first eighteen holes OF the qualifying our
will begin at the Euclid Club. Cleveland, at
0 A.. NJ. on Tuesday. The pairs will follow
at i've minute intervals to 1855 p. NJ. Pairs
TO start before noon to have a gallery" will
be Il. NJ. Byers! the title holder. and y. l..
Grifiths OF Arlington. Mass: Chcndler Egan
and Travers and Walter ERan and T. M.
sherman. Jr. After ~ O'Clock the pairs OF
prominence will include Travis and r. l..
James Of Pittsburg; Seely and J. d., Chino
Of Cleveland, Herreshon and Warren K.
Wood of Chicago. The oflcial list follows:
George s%S + i. WMiilllssii..H {, 5 bn fo;wn Dsni $40 c Hsrpid &s seH.
TX. Cole; 9:ls, T: Q. Stsycnson. Lowndes Rhstt;
w, A. A. siiesnes Au $50. 2: 2: T. Y: I STis,iS sai B. c n. s sseT,::
ssS, L.. z. Adams, John NJ. Ward; $50, 4. W. I'll,
SIS sS " I! % sSy' T s. ! s,e essfssm.n d NJ sellers
sSio. l. sC (, T yS:S + 4. 3 5o Rss:;s: i iSds' !; f bssns@.
Tn g. 8 fT. N; sf Job. h. p 3. NEVIS ie;sG; u jr cn Ssa Il. E Bssa::
1880, p. W. Whittemore. Charles Evans, IT.. 1885.
n nss ! J nssdh b. T Kenned 1; f io:ss. ' II. w. = F i; ~.
Archie M. Reid: 1880, Q, II. Matten. Hugo r. John
zlm9sr n MI +. {. ssa.e; iiie. 6 Sss1i ,i s'Iyen, Q.
y: .o s 3 H. Evans rs;,s; 4 Alden e. s s@isi isasss. n hisea b pa ! !
VIC. Carnegie; iiso. :; !; Byers, Grover D Higgins
iis .. E E,a n. Barnes. NJ N % %usr M.s a:afy 51; ii.ss.
vi sSc. N z. H I B.n !; ( t gi'. afao W.. Mitchell; 1905.
AndT,S G%srnssis, "a. HcesIs DsmiHs; iiio Mar
iss,s' z. i. Brown, walter, Gillian: isso. D.. Z.
= s.s Y. Siie A' issc, siSsfe: i. Cory vi Dr. e. " fC $ Harlan sI;:
,s. %,h Walter I TIs s R. !; !, Jane. Ins. i's ssd N. {.
LOO !. NJ. ]. p. Chino, G. II. see!y: 1905. Allan
siickney: IFS. Frederick herIeshon, Warren K.
SSSa; i; ss, :; l. a.s,s:y; Es;,.R' rgsop , s,,; rs 3
fordyce. Thomas X. Laughlln; i.sS. ~. Thomp.
ssn; Ge isyy' william s4TsD' B III Rh. Eoo e. H ct Gr,ia,h. ! ,:s 3;
c. H. Stanley.
Independence Day handicap at the Oakland
decisive eighteen holes with j. II. Gordon.
The scores.
}, II. Gordon, %, i2-so: Clarence r. Dean. se'
Y Sc: Gordon Gordon. o.. io-sl: DIV. 5, Brown.
Taylor. los. Isl: lott 4. MALONE 20, 'ii2Ss4; II. i.
Howell, 100. io-s4; Henry L.. Bogcrt. 100. l5-ss;
!. 4 F. savage %lsssm los so ISIS H.s: JOIN ~ " H. f r.,iSi ~ H.. 80:
J.. 3. c. Tappsn. 81. $40 and W. Gardner.
pendence Day handicap. at the Nassau Country
Club Other results q the day are that at
, oh Peres, Park Col Club, B, E %dnd sa
s5-s in ciss. pr william Cleveland
ing eleven out OF a possible fifteen points.
+. ". Griniths. who is entered In the, amateur
championship. won the George T .Stebbins cup
at the Crescent A, c, with 90. SIS.
--HfnH
W. 8. Flynn OF Milton High led the twenty
six In the qualifying round OF the Boston
with y. Newton School won the team cham
pionship with s3i; O'Donnell. 81 Herrick.
81: Tewksbury. 81. and W. Fitzgerald. 81.
The fret of four rounds Of handicap medal
play against DOGGY. to be played on sue
the Dunwoodie Country Club. There will
be Glass A and Is prizes.
meeting of the stockholders OF the FIX wanok
Country Club the f~llowing officers were
elected for the ensuing year
President. the Hon. Robert r. Lincoln. Chicago;
uTer. Clarence N. Clark. PSiIadeiphis! secretary
ham. Brooklyn: chairman tournament committee.
lanes L. TAYLOR: chairman greene committee.
committee. John D. Decourney. Philsdelphia;
chairman. tennis committee. Edward W. Clark.
I'D. Philadelphia.
NEW B%RuNswICk; July 5,Tracy I Smith
A. Wilson for the championship Of the club
yesterday in a contest that was exciting from
start to finish. obtaining u in the morning and
succession in which Smith has carried on the
For winning. the championship
smith also won Q handsome silver cup pre-
cup having a selected score OF o5.
4 woman's hairpin Is the latest hazard OF
he Iinka In a recent pOmDPtitiOn at lTOOD.
Scotland. for the Hillhouse cur, open 10 not
more than four competitors from any club in
ten clubs. 1t was an eighteen
Iroon and Frank PEBBLES OF Sc Cuthbert
the cup for ST Cuthbert's last year with rs,
went out with jenkins, and the, surmise that
the e tor me turned Tsafr out St t Correct woS but It i W y1anp not
Andrew. although he was playing well up
to a certain point and was out In 80. Playing
thing happened, Andrews ball landing into
lady's hairpin. which must have been stick
in the round points d @pTard' ,s as SoIi
He struck his. second well, but IL went no
distance. and he took four to, get on to the
s sRsse Polnt II he ' pstted r os. No With sI the SSsfriis a ID
round about him. and he took six on the
On arriving home the echo OF
the Ladies' Championship" was the centre
or attraction. ana II ID 10 De preserved As q
curio.
nary incident OF this nature?"a asks a Glen Ridge
Golf Club member, who sent a newspaper
clipping telling OF the occurrence. He added:
Il read IL TO an old Scotch golfer and he re-
marked Served Andrew RIGHT for discardin'
tn aud, hard gutty-as we'el play wi a
tautie, it's ma gowfr
. A ball so perforated would seem 70 be
unfit for play. Under rule - Andrew
could have cha n ged II on intimating TO his
his intention 20 do so.
Bob Simpson Of the Omaha Country Club.
who won the Western open championship
last week M ale, in the first professional
from west of the Mississippi River to gain the
title. lie halls from .Carnoustie. Scotland.
the native heath Of his predecessor, Alex
Smith. who defaulted II national and Western
titles this year by going TO Hoylake. Simp-
son did 81. "a. 73. H-307. He also won the
$50 for the best sin gle round. for which
Fred Mcleod had tied him, by doing IS for
nine holes to McLeod's ~. Mcleod and
Will Anderson tied for second and third
money at 3o9. A at the open championship,
was sick and weak from cold and
fever. and to gain his place under the cir
Warren <. Wood the young Homewood
amateur TO finish in the money" at the West
ern open championship, Last, year Wood
won the United North and South champion
shin at Pinehurst and he was runnsrup to