The sun., 1908-04-01
GOLF.
MOntclalr Clubs Schedule Out and BrIstles
With Cash Premiums.

Cash entrance fees and added money by
the committee bristle on the long schedule
OF the seasons play for the men issued by the
Montclsir Golf Club The club that claims
Amateur Champion Travers is the first this
spring In the Metropolitan Golf Association
circle to bring out a schedule, The opening
will be on Saturday, May ., with an eighteen
hole medal play handicap. with lowest net
score prizes for the two classes OF players
under aud over " in the hIndicaps. The en-
trance fee is so cents aud the club adds SO.
No one will have a chance to protest a winner
as non-smae9r ioT Iecs,'hs dH Do gst none rs.
cash but the privilege only Of purchasing
any prize they please to the value OF the
stakes. This relieves the mOnotony or cups
in one design and transfers the worries oi
selection from the club to the individuals
There will be a competition each SATURDAY.
from the opening TO November 2S, The
spring handicap tournament, four eights TO
Qualify in the frst competition, will all the
Saturdays during June and the fall handicap,
the FIRST sixteen 70 keep on az scratch Tor the
club championship. will continue through
September with the hnal on October 3. Ihe
competitions on Decoration Day and all the
legal holidays except 1hankagi wing Day, will
be the same, 4 thirty -siN handicap Tor two
net class prizes, select eighteen holes TO court
and thTee-fOurths OF handiCaps allowed. The
early twiights Of the fall account for the
omission OF Thanksgi wing Day, for which a
programme will later be announced. All the
entrance tees are OF 50 cents and $40 Is added
on all special days.
PINTHruSr. y. C.. March sl.--The weed
ing out rounds OF the eighth annual United
North and south amateur golf tournament
are all Al III In the running. hlarEer proper;
tion Of the cards were below 30 mark and
Two Of them an eyer, ~ The home green
witnessed the llnlsh OF large percentage Of
three twenty and four nineteen hole matches
onwsnisls' beat L z, WGrdwell, MegunueQos, !
up Fred heue;hod: Garden ClYt oea, l. 4; Hsmll
heat c. L. Becker, Woodland, | up: II, c, Fownes,
osEmonS beat S. V. FsrTelly. Dsii. 4, J., and 4
", c. Townes, Oakmont beat n. s. Hurd. OAK .
mont. and l. Walter Fairbanks, Denver Country,
beet T.. \. Freeman, Fox HIS, up; Allan Lard.
Columbia beat A. {. Travis, New YORK, and 2;
J. D. Foot Apawanis. beat c, I. Crocker, Jr.
co Second Round -Heneshon beat McElwee, ,
and !; Porter beat h. G. foWnss, and 2; Fairbanks
beat ". G. fownes, and :; Lard beat Foot, up
'-S SCoSsoladon-Flrst round-wardwen beat Ham
llton, up: FATely beat Becker. up; n. 8. Hurd
beat Freeman by default Travis beat crocEer,
PIGsidcnrs cup.-Flrst round D4Nd Fleming.
Wykagyl, Q and 5; Harry Avery, Detroit beat L, D..
Pierce, WOODLAND, up 20 holes: 6. b. fownes,
OasmOni. beat ", A, Nicholson pAkmont, up;
Dr. 4. II. HATI, Apawamis, beat :. ID. Dodd. Zanes-
Vile OHIO. ) and T. j. ". Atkinson. Hermitage.
Va, beat V. D. Cln Detroli, Sand 2; 2. /; Jones,
Lake Geneva. Chicago. beat II " iormsbee. Prince
ton 5 ana T. c, \. Munger, Camden Country, beat
r. h. Gwatney, Cape Fear, Wilmington, by de-
fault: T.. u. Worthington. hanwdiamlnk. beat
\. W. Dean Woodland, : and l..
Second Round-AYery beat Fleming. up mine
teen holesl: Hart beat c. B. Fownes. and ?; Jones
beat Atkinson, and a. Worthlngton beat Munger
and l.
Consolston-Fl round Pisrts beat n. n.
Hamilton, : ana >; Dodd beat Nicholson, and 3;
Cllh beat OrmsLee. and L. Gwainey beat Dean,
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