The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-17
GOLF.
WIN Andersen makes o Law Score 90 PTae.
ttoe for Open Championship,


tee for Open Championship.
That Q Philadelphia course Shouid be the
soene Of the national open championship II
something new and IL aooentuatss Interest
In the play at Wissahickon-St, Martins
green-on Thursday and Friday. Every
one would wish to see @ Philadelphia pro-
fessional lead the eeventy-four entrants.
VIII Anderson OF ontwentsia, who has won
four times, and Stewart Gardner Of Exmoor
we're at Baltusrol yesterday az the guests
Of George Low, champion Of the Eastern
Professionals Coli Association. Before pack
Ing their grips to go to the open the two had
a round Of the course together. Will Ander.
son did 70. Low "a and Gardner rs,
The crowded condition OF the course is
apology for the request that members as far
as possible refrain from entertaining nom
members on Saturdays, Sundays and holL
days. This courteous rendition Of the rule
that so many golf clubs have TO enforce ap-
pears on the seasons card OF the Euclid Club
at Cleveland, where the Olympic team match
is to be played Oh July 8 and the national
amateur championship on July e-Is On
the Euclid green COMMITTEES, which viii work
with the U. s. q. A. committee, are Fred S,
Barton, chairman: Wilbur II. Brooks and
W. ]. Fleming. Entries for the amateur
championship close on July ! With W. F.
Morgan, secretary Of the o.. 3. O. A. at Arch
8, Brooklyn Bridge. Manhattan. The DOGGY
Of the course, IS. 5e-77. Is only two, strokes
above the par. yet In an elimination match
against DOGGY included In the Western Coli
Association pro gramme Of 1908 the winner
held DOGGY level on only four holes. The
cop bunkers are perpendicular and Of pro-
portions TO often made 1t advisable to play
back. All the traps are filled with loose lake
sand and there are also water hazards. The
pla lying length Of the eighteen holes 10 o,iaS
yards.
There 10 not an ~alluslon 10 any Of the
matches In which the Americans took part
In &he British amateur championship report
III Golf illustrated. This seems worse than
ds mining by faint praise. Moreover, regard
ing o. A. Palmer, runnerup 10 John Ball,
this statement appears: HE gol1ng style
may not be modelled on the most Ideal lines,
neither is Mr.. Travis's. but 1t 10 undeniably
effective By way o: jest the London paper
issues a page picture OF the winner driving
and entities 1t the best ball" The recon-
mendations and orders regarding II are
Successfully employed in seven champion
ships,
Has stood some $500 rounds.
Warranted not TO crack or lose form.
Equally good in match or SCORE play.
Combines len 9Th Of drive with stesdinesS
on the green.
Most pOpOlAr pail Win al R0IoTt
Cannot be obtained by the dozen.
Unbeatable in all weathers.
There Is a hard rap at certain proorastinat;
ing players In this paragraph from Coll
Iihtsfrotsd snent the amateur chempionship,
and oddly enough Il hits OF to the NE the
P Rh6 MAS m a. S, andrews ID Uns Oh the Americans
"The balls being identified, the player
whose ~ Is nearest the e, 6S ,.a assp boI.H
dom. makes Himself as oomforta6ie as the
climatic conditions and the state Of the game
The other gentle man approaches his ball
moment he has squAtted. Ai:er 3 prolonged
gro EPou Sdph he gets up and walks toward the hole
% Ift6'T TIE air Of one Who wishes he couSid pick
he throws away for the other fellows TO pick
and he then strides moodily backward
4 i[ ram. me tn aGis I period ft Of in ssHbs tmp fo siHloSsI
and suddenly he rises as II be had solved the
and comes with comparative brisk
The audience begin to feel quite CHEEKY
and see visions OF a long steal. but. arrived
At the ball 2 the player y d sGYSts "a. aSain; and 9DSs
% the gallery. Again he gets up and r-etires,
and again souats, Then somebody moves
offender. At last he rises stealthiTy and oreeps
ulS Odtls rs ~ '' nhD ~ iV "a ouAN
out given time and not hustled In any way,
ne rather fanoies he sees a way of doing It.
5ie t fnen address deH : u Snd i y n 6ot int:o else o~ ooCaTs
o him and If nobody whispers for about two
md, a half minutes he may condescend to
IRE oVerspread with an expression OF re-
coinplacency, as Of one who has
provided a complete exhibition Of , the as s.
,top half way or overshoot the hole as far
gain Or meandeI a yard on either side Of
1y the shivering spectators.
Prizes bristle on the programme. Of the
sixth annual tournament Of the Hudson
River Golf Association. July il-l3, at PouRh-
ieep,ie. rs thick as stra wberries in a June
or the new championship cup, Gilman r.
rinany having won the old one out last year.
rhe winner will receive a gold medal besides
The Duchess County Club gives q gold medal
the iGw score 10 the qualifying round
' ,i"n. EETS" Eu5 GSykendnfllI o a ' NJ tG t y Shs and
I. i. kenworthy, give cups for the winner
md runncrup Of tho second and ". II, Young
bird sixteen. Cups for the three defeated
lights are the gifts. Of A. q. Smith, W. X.
ihlette and !. :. Adriance. Horatio Nelson
andicap and HoTitio W. Balm a cup for The
score made during the tournament.
The ninth annual championship %tourna-
nept Of, the Gonnecticqt League q Golf
Tubs Will be held at the Hartford Golf Club,
July 1918. Besides the championship set
here will he match play cups for each sixteen
. return ca rds and a full set Of beaten eight
ups.
BAyslpE. June lB.-E. Guilla nden. who has
appeared In club contests on the
oakland links, won n leg on the governors
to-day. He won the June competition
stroke from j.. NJ, Richmond, the club
ha mpion. The winners pla wing was the
seen on the Ba yside course + his year,
Ie covered the extended course in 81 strokes,
nd his handiCa y allowance Of I strokes gave
i'm rs net. The leaders were f.. Guilla nden.
0. ia: l.. NJ. Richmond, So, 7-75: w. 3,
bonn ell. %, l6-7s; j. Gordon Gordon. Jr.,
3, ~ So,
pLAINFIELp, y. j.. June I0.-These scores
ecre returned yesterday. at the Park Golf
hub for the presidents club and Hydewood
cups
Reuben Knox. lbs. :2-Sa: Rev. j. q. McKelvcy.
100: Rev, c. l.. Goodrich, pS, ll-S7; Alexander
hilbert, ITO, % ~; L. II. Thurlow, los, 1870; Y. A.
.yOn. l2l, 30 81: Rev. Dr. X. X. Carroll, 100, 1913;
gorge \. Chapman, lis. i6-a5; c, W. McCutchcon,
Il, 1S-e6; X, V. Carpenter, lao, cI-p6; j. Il. Belts,
-, $50; Charles A. Reed, liz, les,
STAMFORD. Conn. June Ie.--The competi-
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