The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-05-11
GOLFTNG FOR WOMEN and MVN
BOTH TO PARTICIPATE IN
WEEKS TOURNAMENTS.
Metropolitan Players VIII Compete At
Philadelphia and Boston Eastern
Trades and AdveTtlSlns Members 10
Hit the BalI-Egan II 10 90 south.

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Trades and AdyeFtlstng M0mbOrS 70
Hlt the BaI-Esan II 10 90 south.
Women will have q share In this weeks
golhng. On Thursday there will be a tourna-
ment for members Of the Women's Metro
polItan Coli Association Al the Englewood
Golf Club. Also The Boston women golfers
play AZ the Oakley Country Club and on Fri
day they send a team to the New Bedford
Country Club. In Philadelphia. over the
course Of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, the
women players will hold a four day tourna-
ment beginning on Wednesday. On Satur-
day at the home course the Fox Hills Coli
Club will play a team from the New York
Advertising Men 3 Golf Club. On the same
day there will be a one day tournament for
members Of the East Jersey Golf League a.
the Canoe Brook Country Club.
The tourname for the Lynnevood Hall
cup At the Huntingdon Valley Country Club
on next Thursday. Friday and Saturday has
the entry among others Of Jerome d, Travers,
the threef6ld champion: Fred Herreshoh, W.
c. Carnegie, +. Oden Horstman. Ormsby
McCanmon, A. ". Tllling hast. n. y. McFar-
land and Hugo r. tombstone Of Boston. The
cup, which is Of solid gold, Is the gift Of Mrs
George Widener. II is a two win and out
trophy, Travers and Herreshon having each
a victory recorded, Mrs. Widener also gave
the first LynnewOOd Hall cup, which was OF
silver, which after being In play for six years
was won outright by Mcfarland
Golfers from many places and especially
from the New England colleges VIII meet a.
the TWenty-third semi-annual tournament Of
the Country Club. Brookline. this v There
will be- no handicap In the qualifying round,
for the reason that the extra feature, over
crowded the course In the past, nor VIII there
be any handicap al all. This Is interesting
to New York golfers, for on account Of the
congestion Of the course during the fnal
rounds by the Saturday handicap players
there we're 100 Of them at Garden, City-there
has been 4 movement 70 d handicap prlLes
TO the qualifying round.
Gilman p. Tiffany, for four years cham;
pion ofthe Huds9n River Coll League, pInysd
on last Saturday. He will play at the open
tournaments this summer for the FIRST time
In his golhng career, for TIFFANY hitherto has
team matches. James 3. Taylor. president
Of the Hudson River Golf League, IL IN Europe.
Fiudlay s. Douglas and John NJ. Ward also
played In the handicap.
The semi-annual round for the Bsltusrol
cup. the sixteen best scores TO keep on, VIII
be played At the Baltusrol Golf Club next
saturday On ths same day an APHWamlS
NNaANAt hFAAANA w u " NaNt "NA ~ W
Baltusrol for a match,
Would II not be better to guide them on
the return trip? The query IA apropos OF the
encouragement on the programme o. the
Eastern Trades Golf Association semi-annual
tournament next Friday at the Fox Hills Coll
Club that "a member Of the tournament
committee will be at the municipal %ferTyhouse
at South Ferry at sN A. NJ. on Friday and
will accompany players 10 FoI Hills The
preoaution is TO prevent the Wholesale
plumbers and steam radiator htters who
make NJ the Eastern Trades organization
from being lost In the wilds Of Clifton, Staten
Island There will he a thiTty-siX hole medal
play handicap, with a special prize for the
best eighteen holes made by waiting player
snd an approaching and putting contest
The tournament committee consists OF ". A.
Russell. W. ". Thayer, y, W, ShultH, NJ, T.,
Danforth and 4, S, Armagnac.
u. Chandler Egsu. Western amateur cham,
mon and former holder OF the national and
intercollegiate titles. IL TO &c, from chicago
TO louisville 70 live He will he employed
in he Southern coli Association, as well
a. I'm the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
The change will make Egan eligible for the
southern Golf Association championship.
PLAY among the rusliders for the May
Cnp, the gift Of 4. G.. hrunier, passed the first
round Yesterday al the Richmond County
Country Tub when iadd III; copGsd'9R nihee
second round Ivy q up and : TO play, The
results In the fret round were:
N. 3. Grimm beat r.. l.. Harrison, 5,:up and l
TO play: DR.. p. \. Morrow. 10. beat N. G. Buckley.
Seaman, o up and 1 10 play; W. 4. Hamilton beat
W. =. Tough, :, by up.
NuTLEY. \. j., May 10. lThe Yountakah
Country Club golfers won from Hackensack
vest erday. 20 to- q. The scores
YountakAh Martin. 8 Rldson, s. Williams. 2
Ryall, O. Phillips. 5 Marcellus, 3 Geer. > Giles, B.
Total, ~.
HAckensAck-G. Williams, q; Sage. 0; Marshall,
o. Taylor, o: Palmer, 0; S. Williams, o. Smith, 0;
Glshimmer. Q. Total, 0,