Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

hazards on each hole:
First. 2ss Yards-A trench shored up by
timbers guards the green, 2E yards from
the tee.
Second. iS Yards-The green is Of arti-
fetal undulations and there are deep pits
in It to the right and left. with a trap for
an everyday. The tee shot Is all carry over
a deep sand hole.
Third. $50 Y~ards-Thcre is q bunker 27
yards from the tee. with side pots and
traps.
Fourth. 500 Yards-The fanwaT is lined
with trouble and there is a road before the
green which must be pitched over after a
second shot over descending ground. This
green is also undulating.
Firth. sA Yards-A fair drive gains a
commanding place for a mashie shot over
a sand trap to the green.
Sixth. 40 Yards-A DIVE and check
should gain the green, which is in a basin
and unguarded, but there are many penal
ties for bad direction or a short drive.
Seventh. $50 Nards-There is n cross
strip of rough grass that begins go yards
from the tee. Two fun shots gives a run
: up to the green.
Eighth. So Yards-A fun drive gives
position for a cleik to the raised green,
which has a pot for a pulled approach
Ninth. 2e5 Yards-The drive has in GER
tain winds to be spared to be short of the
road. 30 yards. The approach is "A ticklish
one, with trouble all about the green and
then the hillocks help to make pulling
the putting.
Tenth. 1853 Yards-There is trouble on the
side lines and a cross bunker at $50 yards.
The green favors a runup. but 1t has a
tricky slope.
Elauoptb 900 Varda-A Mind apnroaph 70
the green, which is we'll guarded.
Twelfth, 1s5 Yards-A fire iron shot over
a buttressed trench to a green studded with
hilocks.
Thirteenth. 51s Yards-A narrow fair way
a road at 252 wards and uphill for the sec
ond shot and approach.
Fourteenth. SS9 Yards-lt is 125 yards to
the road and 23 to the center hazard, the
green guarded by pits.
Fifteenth-The road at $50 yards Is backed
by rough and a slope at the green is
troublesome, with the rough to the right
Sixteenth, AIS Y~ards-There is a road at
25S yards and the green is we'll guarded on
both sides.
Seventeenth, 400 Yards-A narrow fair
day, requiring two well-judged shots, with
an undulating green that may be run up
to. but is tricky.
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is of 1870 yards. on the right face of the
green is a deep oval and there Is a trench
back for an everyday to be punished. Wind
is generally a factor in the afternoons and
the prevailing breeze is against the players
coming in.
The amateur championship will he the
fourteenth. The places, winners and run
ners up have been:
1S85-Newport, c. B. Macdonald beat c,
Z. Sands, u up and IL to play.
1S96-Shinnecock Hills. H. ]. Whigham
beat j. G.. Thorp, 8 up and z to play.
1S97-Wheaton, H. J.. Whigham beat w
r. Belts. 8 up and s to play.
1S9S-Morris county. f. S. Douglas beai
w. b. Smith, 5 UP and 8 TO play.
1S99-Orwentsia, H.. NJ. Hartman bea
f. S.. Douglas, 3 up and 2 to play.
190-Garden City, w. ]. Travis Tea
II. s.. Douglas. z up.
lsOI-Atiantic city. w. j. Travis bea
w. Z. Egan, 5 up and 4 to play.
902-Gl View. Louis n. James bea
l.. M. Byers. 4 up and 2 to play.
5 19O3-Nassau. W. j. Travis beat L. NJ
: Byers, 5 up and 4 to play.
1904-Baltusrol, II. c. Egan beat Ere,
Herreshoff, 8 up and s to play.
l905-Wheaton, III. G. Egan beat ID. E
D Sawyer, 6 up and 5 to play.
r 1906-E. M. Byers beat G. S. Lyon, 2 up
19O7-Euclid. ]. D.. Travers beat Archibald
Graham, 6 up and . to play.